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Originally Posted by AnnEsthesia
Most of these are already licensed pharmacies. And here, they would not legally be able to do this. However, around here it would not be a problem since most places have a CVS across the street from Walgreens. In rural america, there is not the same access and if they deny people access, it is a problem.
I wonder what the outcry would be if this was a case of denying men access to meds for their reproductive health and not women?
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Licenses can be revoked and have to be renewed every now and again. If they deny people access, then someone else will open up shop and fill the need and drive them out of business.
If there is an area that doesn't provide any birth control, than it would be a magnet for pharmacies that don't have the moral issue, and they can set up shop and clean out the pathetic competition.
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