Pretty much
Pretty much
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Perhaps Catholic institutions shouldn't be forced to perform actions against their beliefs, but then they don't get to use the word "hospital" in relation to whatever their building does.
I feel this should apply to pharmacies too. If you want to have pharmacists that can deny you valid prescriptions from your doctor, then they don't get to call that building a "pharmacy". Just like cigarettes there should be a large lettered warning on the door to the establishment informing you that the person inside has indicated they will deny you a prescription if they feel like it. If the pharmacists want to exercise their moral discretion, they don't get to use the word "pharmacy" for whatever building/business they're doing it in.
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If they aren't a hospital or pharmacy then they shouldn't be able to practice medicine.
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I mean, they could run clinics. Nothing saying they can't specialize. Podiatrists don't perform a lot of abortions, I'd imagine.
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They'd try to be midwifes but end up aborting the baby during delivery because they take the feet out first. /s
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Agreed. If you want to be a pharmacist, then be prepared to dispense contraceptives. If that conflicts with your religious beliefs, then you better figure our what you're going to do with your life before you become a pharmacist.
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