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In response to
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No, it doesn't seem like a big deal if you live in a city, but rural areas without another pharmacy for 30-50 miles and a lot of poor people need to
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by
crash davis
Does your opinion change if A can prove there's a B within a 5 minute drive? -- nm
Posted by
Strongbad (aka Rambler14)
Mar 23 '16, 10:27
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no, because A doesn't get an exemption when someone of the same religion is in the scenario I describe -- nm
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crash davis
Mar 23, 10:32
No. Just as a starting point - who says the person has a car? -- nm
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Andie
Mar 23, 10:28
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Nobody did, I used it as a measure of distance.
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Strongbad
Mar 23, 10:31
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the answer is still No. What might be a minor inconvenience to some, could be very very difficult to others. -- nm
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Andie
Mar 23, 10:32
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(i am just answering logistically. My stronger objection is just 'you're a pharmacist, do your fucking job.' -- nm
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Andie
Mar 23, 10:33
Understood, thanks. -- nm
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Strongbad
Mar 23, 10:33
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