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Originally Posted by Arcana XV  Fine by me. Although I really don't see what purpose that would serve seeing as regular pharmacies don't discriminate against anybody and therefore don't need to warn anybody that certain products might not be available inside the store. But, hey, whatever makes the religious fundies feel better... |
There is no discrimination when everyone is held to the same standerd.
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Originally Posted by Arcana XV I fail to see how that compares to a woman urgently needing the morning after pill after she was raped. Nice priorities you got there, comparing basic car maintenance to much more dire human health care issues. |
Ah yes, same oll same oll, after making a falacious claim of discrimination you jump right to the extreme rarity and not the representative sample of costomers who buy condoms, all while compleatly ignoring my point.
A rape victim can find out where to get her MAP from the police station after fileing her report or from the doctor who gave her the perscription (
assuming the hospital itself doesn't have it on hand).
A private buisness should not be under any obligation to referr a costomer to a competetor who can or will offer a product and/or service they can not or will not perform themselves.