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 Posted: Tue Jan 30, 2007 4:21 pm
I can say I understand if an indicidual doctor would refuse to perscribe Plan B for a patient if it went against their morals. (I mean, they might interpret it as harming the 'baby')
But they should refer the patient to someone who would.
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Posted: Tue Jan 30, 2007 4:39 pm
I can sort of understand being against conscientious objectors who joined the military voluntarily. (Although I doubt it's so voluntary. The only people I see looking into joining the military are the young men either poor or "lost" and have no other choice but poverty.) But... you guys are against conscientious objectors who got drafted? Frankly, that sounds a lot like slavery. ...So just the people who joined the military and then changed their minds? Um... that whole "You already MADE your choice!" sounds a lot like something a pro-lifer would say...
True, they never should have joined if they were really that against the military, though.
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