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As long as the pharmacist directs the customer to someone who WILL fill the prescription, I have no issue with an individual pharmacist acting on his morals.
Correct me if I am wrong, but if the pharmacist stocks Plan B, and the customer has a VALID perscription, they have to fill it regardless of morals.
Now, they can choose whether or not to stock Plan B, but I don't think they have the right to refuse to fill a VALID perscription. And by Valid, I mean it is confirmed with the doctor that the perscription is valid.