Comments on: Plan B Should Be Accessible at All Pharmacies http://www.planboly.org/2006/06/27/plan-b-should-be-accessible-at-all-pharmacies/ Standing up for women's rights in our town Sun, 07 Sep 2008 14:51:22 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.3 by: epersonae http://www.planboly.org/2006/06/27/plan-b-should-be-accessible-at-all-pharmacies/#comment-10 Thu, 29 Jun 2006 23:54:10 +0000 http://www.planboly.org/2006/06/27/plan-b-should-be-accessible-at-all-pharmacies/#comment-10 It's not whether they're Christian, Muslim, or any other religion; they've chosen to run a pharmacy, and that gives them the responsibility to carry the medications that have been prescribed by their customers. As a customer, I want to ask them to live up to that responsibility. If they don't want to, then maybe they shouldn't run a pharmacy. It’s not whether they’re Christian, Muslim, or any other religion; they’ve chosen to run a pharmacy, and that gives them the responsibility to carry the medications that have been prescribed by their customers.

As a customer, I want to ask them to live up to that responsibility. If they don’t want to, then maybe they shouldn’t run a pharmacy.

]]> by: Dennis Jones http://www.planboly.org/2006/06/27/plan-b-should-be-accessible-at-all-pharmacies/#comment-8 Thu, 29 Jun 2006 00:26:17 +0000 http://www.planboly.org/2006/06/27/plan-b-should-be-accessible-at-all-pharmacies/#comment-8 OK.... So some people have made a decision not to carry an item in THEIR store that, according to their conscience, they can't sell. What's the big deal? If you want the stuff, just go somewhere else to buy it. I don't know, but it seems to me that most of the folks writing on this blog are just bit "intolerant", although I am certain they might disagree. Let me pose a question; if this market was owned by Muslims instead of Christians, would there also be a protest planned about this? I think not. Muslims also oppose abortion and might conceivably make the same decision. However, it would be rather politically incorrect to go after them in the same way, wouldn't it? Yes, people have the right to wave protest signs and come up with creative chants, but please try to remember that others in this country still have the right to think differently. Just because they do doesn't make them less of a good neighbor, less of a good citizen, or even less of a human. They just think differently. Why not let them walk their journey in peace? OK…. So some people have made a decision not to carry an item in THEIR store that, according to their conscience, they can’t sell. What’s the big deal? If you want the stuff, just go somewhere else to buy it. I don’t know, but it seems to me that most of the folks writing on this blog are just bit “intolerant”, although I am certain they might disagree.
Let me pose a question; if this market was owned by Muslims instead of Christians, would there also be a protest planned about this? I think not. Muslims also oppose abortion and might conceivably make the same decision. However, it would be rather politically incorrect to go after them in the same way, wouldn’t it?
Yes, people have the right to wave protest signs and come up with creative chants, but please try to remember that others in this country still have the right to think differently. Just because they do doesn’t make them less of a good neighbor, less of a good citizen, or even less of a human. They just think differently. Why not let them walk their journey in peace?

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