I am so, so, so mortified
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I am so, so, so mortified
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So...an Eckerd pharmacist about 3 blocks from my house refused to sell the "morning after" pill to a rape victim who had a valid prescription.
Discuss.
So...an Eckerd pharmacist about 3 blocks from my house refused to sell the "morning after" pill to a rape victim who had a valid prescription.
Discuss.
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If they dont like the medicine, fine, they just need a new fucking job."This medication is designed to end life, and I cannot abide by that. There are three of us here, and we all agree on the issue,"
Just who in the fuck do they think they are to make someone else suffer? Its easy to be against a pill, but what if you or your girlfriend was raped and impregnated, what would you do?
Note: That post wasnt directed to anyone here
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Eckerds is goin downhill quickly financially anyway (according to my l33t inside sources)...Ennia wrote:Never heard of Eckert Drugstore. is it some sort of private store or a chain?
Shop smart. Shop Walgreens.
But we all know this bull could happen anywhere...They should yank the pharmacists license...bloody idiots in this world...
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If I were a woman I don't think I'd want a lifelong reminder some asshole raped me. Granted you said adopt, but would a mother ever really forget going through the 9 months of being pregnant and the actual giving birth?Well as long as the pharmacist pays for all her doctor bills, hospital bills, and adopts the child, I don't see a problem.
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Exactly. And even if she did have the baby and gave it up for adoption, then tried to put it all behind her, who's to say that in 20-30 years that kid won't come back to find out why s/he wasn't wanted? Then not only does the victim have to relive that incident, the kid will have to live with the fact that s/he was a product of a violent crime.Psyloche wrote:If I were a woman I don't think I'd want a lifelong reminder some asshole raped me. Granted you said adopt, but would a mother ever really forget going through the 9 months of being pregnant and the actual giving birth?Well as long as the pharmacist pays for all her doctor bills, hospital bills, and adopts the child, I don't see a problem.
There have been women who have gotten pregnant from a rape and decided to continue the pregnancy, and even keep the baby after. They are a lot stronger than I could be. I'd never be able to do that.
That pharmasist has no right to use his job to push his views onto someone else. It's not up to him to go against what a doctor said (the prescription). I hope he loses his license for this.
It's a bible-belt drug-store chain. Used to go there as a kid when I lived in the Fort Walton Beach area of Florida. Pro-lifers demonstrated downtown at the local clinic regularly, and would go overboard occasionally accosting abortion patients - trying to block them or drag them away, sometimes hurting them. If anyone recalls, the first abortion doctor homicide happened in Pensacola (45 minutes away). Since I lived in that part of Florida for so long as a military brat going to public school off-base (and consequently hanging out quite a bit with the locals), I think I have the authority to say that many of the pre-Generation X (hate to use that term, but I will) natives are close-minded assholes in every sense of the word.
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Every cloud has a silver lining...Eckerds dismissed the pharmacist...
Every cloud has a silver lining...Eckerds dismissed the pharmacist...
There was no baby. At most there was a few cells. Whether there was a baby or not, in this country women still have to right to choose, it isn't up to dickhead pharmicists to decide whether or not a women should have a child. Would you have preferred that she wait until she had a pregenancy test and found out for sure that she was pregnant and then had an abortion?
Bottom line: It isn't up to you, or the pharmicist, or anyone else. It is up to her.
Bottom line: It isn't up to you, or the pharmicist, or anyone else. It is up to her.
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Wow, you are quite ignorant eh? Tell me, what exactly did that woman do to deserve to be raped?Adex_Xeda wrote:What exactly did that baby do to deserve a death penalty? He was horribly inconvienent.
So the pharmacist didn't want to kill an innocent baby.
Let's go stone him.
Morning after pills are usually taken within 72 hours of sexual intercourse. It's to prevent pregnancy from even occuring (someone correct me if I'm wrong please).
I hate to see what you'd make your wife/daughter/sister do if they were ever raped.
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Ermmm i think it would be a blastula at best though of course there is no indication that she was impregnated...Is there...Adex_Xeda wrote:What exactly did that baby do to deserve a death penalty? He was horribly inconvienent.
So the pharmacist didn't want to kill an innocent baby.
In violation apparently of the terms and conditions of his employment
Heh nah I'm satisfied with the conclusion.Let's go stone him.
Excuse you for being ignorant...Adex_Xeda wrote:What exactly did that baby do to deserve a death penalty? He was horribly inconvienent.
So the pharmacist didn't want to kill an innocent baby.
Let's go stone him.
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=s ... ter_pill_2
There was no baby, nor would a baby have been "killed" if the pill was effective.Morning-after pills prevent ovulation or fertilization and possibly interfere with implantation of a fertilized egg into the uterus, the medical definition of pregnancy.
If a woman already is pregnant, they have no effect.
Conception is rarely immediate. If conception had already occured, the pill would have no effect.
The pharmacist should have been stoned. In that, despite your ignorance, you are correct.
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man oh man would i like to be the pharmacist in the only store in town when those 3, struck with cancer come to me with a prescription for cancer medication and i say
"no, i'm sorry i'm a religous person, i will not go against gods will, which clearly has his mind set on killing you, painfully and slowly, have a nice day please come again"
"no, i'm sorry i'm a religous person, i will not go against gods will, which clearly has his mind set on killing you, painfully and slowly, have a nice day please come again"
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