FA_Q2
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I'm against the government telling businesses what services and goods they must deliver in any industry. I would think that in America that wouldn't be something we would have to be fighting over.
home made 100% proof MOONSHINE, why can't liquor stores sell such?
Playboy and penthouse, in plain view, at the grocery store check out counter, why can't the business sell such if they wanted to?
Putting up a sex toy shop right next to a school? Or in Nevada, a brothel right next to a school?
Or a strip joint right next to a school?
Prescription drugs, sold over the counter?
Is it okay to tell a business what the CAN NOT SELL and if this is all okay, why?
Isn't this gvt. interfering with what the private business may want to do or sell in their establishment as well?
If this were an emergency medication that prevented a person that had a heart attack from getting another one, would it be okay for the gvt to force the pharmacy to sell it, or would this be wrong as well?
I can understand the objection of the pharmacy, especially if they were Catholic owners...who, for religious reasons, are suppose to be against any kind of man made birth control...sponges, BC pills, spermicides and rubbers...but to pick and choose what pregnancy deterrent that they don't want to carry due to religious objection should at least be consistent imho.
MAJOR FAIL. All the items you are referring to are regulations that control weather or not you are ALLOWED to sell items not that you MUST sell an item. They are complete opposites. There is good reason that there are regulations preventing all stores from selling a specific item such as those that are ILLEGAL. There is no parallel to the idea that they are REQUIRED to sell something. Same goes for the regulations on HOW to dispense a specific item. In the end, it is still the stores right to choose if it will carry a legal item and that is how it should be. This law takes that right.