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I can understand krazy's point. You shouldn't have to compromise your values to have a career. I am sure that their are other pharmacists who have a problem with this drug. What are they supposed to do?
I don't think that this situation has dragged Eckerd's name through the mud. It might spark an interesting debate on morality and religious values in the workforce. I do think that it is controversial that he was fired rather than placed in a position in which his religious beliefs weren't compromised. I actually think that Eckerd's reaction is going to be a big problem for them in the future.
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