Mach

That topic for today is "Pharmacy".

...do whatever the people that form the government want it to do (in the U.S. case).

So, now we know it's about a pharmacy and that we are not in a state of anarchy (whew, I was about to go buy a ton of guns and trade all my money for gold and start conquest to take everything from you and laugh hysterically while doing so), maybe it can return to the topic.

I believe in the U.S. this falls under the states pharamcy laws and regulatory board. In some cases it may be legally not allowed to refuse lawful prescriptions.

In almost every other case the license requirements have wording like " in the best interest of the patient", which it is up to the board/state to decide if the pharamcist/pharmacy are violating that by using mystical gods as their determination of what is or is not in their customers best interest. I would always side with the side opposing mysticism and other hore****.

-Mach

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