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Originally posted by Munchkin03
That's only in New England.  Walgreens runs a near monopoly in the South and Midwest. My tiny hometown has 3. 
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She speaks the truth. I can think of 5 Walgreens within a 5 minute drive of my apartment, and 5 more within a 5 minute drive of my parents house.
And this pisses me off. I completely understand I can't get BC from Student Health Services. That's made blatantly clear to me. However, when I walk into a chain drugstore, they need to hand it over or advertise that they don't.
I think it's completely fine to have a moral objection to things - however, I think that you need to be prepared to face the consequences. For example, I know there is an OB-GYN in our medical complex who will not prescribe the Pill to girls my age. However, he makes that clear and suggests that you go elsewhere. That's fine with me, it's not an undue burden because I can go see one of the 7 other ones in the practice. Not giving this woman her drugs was an undue burden and if the pharmacy wishes to continue to employ this pharmacist, they need to have a procedure to not deny women their prescriptions.
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