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Originally Posted by Condorman
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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Yes, that market-driven argument may work in a densely populated area, but what about those rural areas where people have to drive miles to shop? There may not be a large enough population in the region to support another business so there may not BE any other place for a woman to get her prescription needs filled.
There is more to this equation than simple market competition. It is about a licensed professional refusing to do his job in order to manipulate another's behavior, and to deliberately create hardship for one gender.
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