| description | An increasing number of pharmacies, in an effort to impose their personal beliefs, are asserting what they call a "right of conscience" to not stock birth control in any form. This includes all birth control pills, condoms, sponges, and "emergency contraceptives" AKA the morning after pill.
"This allows a pharmacist who does not wish to be involved in stopping a human life in any way to practice in a way that feels comfortable"
***In an interesting and though provoking twist, these pharmacies are still stock prescription medications for erectile dysfunction, Viagra etc.*** | An increasing number of pharmacies, in an effort to impose their personal beliefs, are asserting what they call a "right of conscience" to not stock birth control in any form. This includes all birth control pills, condoms, sponges, and "emergency contraceptives" AKA the morning after pill.
"This allows a pharmacist who does not wish to be involved in stopping a human life in any way to practice in a way that feels comfortable"
***In an interesting and though provoking twist, these pharmacies are still stock prescription medications for erectile dysfunction, Viagra ect.*** |
