[AlphaGamDiva]

it is disturbing that these pharmacists denied medicine...but i can see their point (as well as krazy's) or their logic behind it. they are trying to not be a part of something that they see morally wrong. i'm sure they knew she would go elsewhere for the drug, but they wanted to distance themselves from the situation. the fact this guy was fired is not surprising, but somewhat disappointing. they could have just rearranged his position in the store or something. he's being punished for his views moreso, i think, than what he actually did.

it's like you don't want to be a part of a scenario where someone is killing another person, so you distance yourself from the person trying to do the murder. in this case, the guy couldn't separate murder from abortion. just like a lot of people *raises hand*.....he did the right thing for himself morally, just not economically as now he is out of a job. i applaud him for standing strong in his convictions. he felt he would be held responsible in the "next life" or whatever you wanna call it if he gave her the meds....now he knows he won't and that he did all he could do to prevent it. she ended up getting the drug, so what's the huff about?

can ppl voice their concerns about the rights of mothers, but no one is allowed to voice concerns about the rights of the unborn?