Reply #64: actually, it's not a red herring [View All]

[gkhouston]

a pharmacist, because of personal beliefs, declines to fill a legal prescription. The nature and origin of the personal beliefs are irrelevant; what matters is that the pharmacist, for whatever reason, isn't doing part of his/her job and the pharmacy either has to find a way to accommodate that or has to find another pharmacist. As long as my meds are there when I come by the pick-up window, I don't care how the store settles it.