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Comment of the Day: Pharmacists, Keep Your Religious Beliefs to Yourself

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Comment of the Day: Pharmacists, Keep Your Religious Beliefs to Yourself

Friday, December 16, 2011 at 2:31 p.m.
By Richard Connelly
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We have some great commenters here on Hair Balls, and it's time we paid some damn attention to them.

So we'll be highlighting a Comment of the Day each morning, from the previous day's work. Maybe two comments, even.

This will all be determined by a highly rigorous scientific formula involving wit, clarity and whatever else we feel like at the moment.

We wrote about the downtown CVS refusing to sell a man a morning-after Plan B pill because he wasn't female.

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One reader had something to say about pharmacists invoking their "personal beliefs" on the job.

Huey said:

Sounds like a firing to be had. I can't fathom how people refuse or disrupt service in any retail industry by bringing their "personal beliefs" into a situation. If you have a legitimate issue, you bring it up with your company to determine if action should be taken, not instill them on everyone else.

Richard Connelly

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