Woman was denied morning-after pill because of pharmacists' beliefs: Lawsuit

False

 

Unwanted pregnancy is absolutely a medical complication.

 

Or don’t be a christofacist. Shrug

 

Then why didnt she go to the Emergency room?

 

Sorry, we live in a Christian country where real Christians believe murder is wrong..

 

Really what this boils down to his company policy. Can the company fire the pharmacist for that I believe that they can. the job requires you to give out from circles and if it's against your religion you don't meet The bona fide occupational qualification.

 

Minnesota is not a right to work state. He followed the law, she had a list of Christian pharmacists to attack..


Just like the gay bake a cake and gay marriage license in Kentucky.


Its obvious he was a pharmacist way before 1999 when the pill became legal

 

Because her doctor prescribed emergency contraceptive through her regular pharmacy. There was no need to

 

We do not live in a christian country, and it is soon to be a majority unaffiliated country.
Christians should look forward to being treated like the common person they are and not the special snowflake they believe they are
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2017/sep/20/end-of-white-christian-america

 

Then how was this a medical emergency? If she needed immediate medical attention, why didnt she call 911 at the pharmacy??

 

As I have already stated, I find no flaw with someone not wanting to be involved in something they find uncomfortable irregardless or religious beliefs or just because they don't like it — but — when someone directly causes harm (financial, emotional, physical) to another in adherence to this without offering a less restrictive solution then they are the problem.

 

Sorry, we live in a Christian country and invite all legal immigrants with open arms.

And BTW how many muslim pharmacist would give out the pill ?

 

False

I don’t care

 

She came to him and caused him to leave his job and file a sexual harassment lawsuit

That's just pure harrestment on her part, people doctor shop all the time to get bogus prescriptions.

 

True look in your wallet, sorry we are a Christian nation

And you post a link about white Christian's WTF?

I have been to many black Christian churches, good gawd

 

False

 

if your job requires dispensing pharmaceuticals and you have a religious objection to dispensing pharmaceuticals you lack the bona fide occupational qualification to be a pharmacist.

we are talking about it locally owned sole proprietorship pharmacy or talking about part of the chain. the chain will absolutely cave to the demands of the public.

no. The bakery was a sole proprietorship meaning the people who refused to bake the cake make the corporate rules. the marriage license in Kentucky was a government official refusing to do her job.

So if your Muslim if you work in a grocery store that didn't sell pork alcohol but decided to start selling pork and alcohol but because of your Islamic belief you can't sell that can you as an employee of a grocery store tell someone they can't buy that from you?

 

True

Prove this lady was pregnant.

She didn't go to the doctor, he gave a prescription over the phone.

She had a hit list of Christian pharmacist

 

What is in my wallet that confirms we are a Christian nation? Before you say money — I do not carry cash & “God” is not exclusive to the Christian Denomination.
Furthermore it was added 63 years ago at the height of religious fanaticism.
The only reason it is allowed on currency is because the SCOTUS has ruled it does not acknowledge a specific God and federal courts have ruled it is a “secular national slogan, and does not dictate anyone's beliefs”. Basically it is meaningless. A slogan. Which is ironic seeing that is what Christianity is being turned into.

 

She was not pregnant.
That’s why this is so absurd, his religious objection was... what exactly?

 

Once again timeline is important

1) Gay marriage became Supreme court legal after she was on the job

2) this pharmacist/pastor was a pharmacist way before 1999 when the pill became legal in the United states.

3) they knew the Baker was a Christian.


All three of them have one motive to single out Christian's who have a belief ..

 

No it wasn't in god we trust was first stamped on coins in 1861..


Let me check..


I was close 1864






https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/In_God_We_Trust


The capitalized form "IN GOD WE TRUST" first appeared on the two-cent piece in 1864[5] and has appeared on paper currency since 1957.

 

Who carries coins in their wallet?
I was of course referring to paper currency, as were you.

 

Really? This is literally the opposite of your argument that a lawsuit is needed to force pharmacists to sell products. It's literally the opposite of the argument that government needs to regulate capital to prevent it from accumulating with the 1%

 

If she wasn't pregnant then why did she need immediate medical attention as you claim?

She is filing her lawsuit on sexual harassment, you do know that right?