Immanuel
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They can simply refer people to another pharmacy, and can even call them up and make sure that pharmacy has the drug.
If I were opposed to the product, why would I assist them in that manner. Am I under some kind of an obligation to find the product for them if I don't have it?
Immie
He? Did say can, not must.
I have to tell you, that if the government tried to force me to dispense a product, I would object regardless of the product (I'm not even sure if Plan B is an abortifant or a contraceptive or can be both and that I personally would not dispense it despite my religious beliefs) and I would in no way assist anyone to get it. I don't care if the product is bubble gum.
Catholic journal says Plan B does not cause abortions | National Catholic Reporter
Immie