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Apparently CVS is not a safe resort either. And certain states give pharmers the right too.

Thanks for the info. I now know who to avoid (I almost never go to the big box drugstores anyway).

Militant Christians will be happy to deny others products they object to, but watch how upset they get and believe they are being persecuted when a Muslin or Mormon refuses to sell them alcohol.

My pharmacy is Walmart but there is a closer one where I live. It is smaller and called Sinks. I don't switch because the Sinks people would deny prescriptions for sure. One person working there used to have "Trump is my president, Jesus is my savior"written all over her SUV. I really think she had her message turned all around on that one. Trump lost and it was always like she was going to cry.

Can I go buy a Biden hat now?

I dare them to deny birth control to a woman in California because she is not married.

California Civil Code § 51:
(a) This section shall be known, and may be cited, as the Unruh Civil Rights Act.

All persons within the jurisdiction of this state are free and equal, and no matter what their sex, race, color, religion, ancestry, national origin, disability, medical condition, genetic information, marital status, sexual orientation, citizenship, primary language, or immigration status are entitled to the full and equal accommodations, advantages, facilities, privileges, or services in all business establishments of every kind whatsoever.

When I was in high school I was looking for a job. A friend offered to get me in at the local pharmacy where he worked.

It sounded great until I realized it meant I would be selling cigarettes to people. I had lost my great aunt to a very nasty case of lung cancer, and could not in good conscience sell cigarettes. I didn't go for the job.

This isn't rocket science. Walgreen's policy is to sell condoms and birth control pills. If you can't do that, get a job somewhere else.

If Walgreen's is really all that adamant about protecting the religious beliefs of their employees, I need to get a job there and then refuse to come into work because it violates my religious beliefs. Unless they keep sending the paychecks, I will sue them.

I won't be spending any money at Walgreens.

So, if a worker refuses to sell anything to any customer because of his religious beliefs, does he still have a job?

I don't use Walgreens or Walmart, there's a CVS where I get prescriptions and the usual OTC stuff. I use Aldi or BJs instead of Walmart.

Until religiosity is a documented disability protected under the Americans with Disabilities Act, no one should be allowed to refuse to do or fail to do their job because of their religion without getting fired.

Walgreen's own policy says that if an employee wants to refuse a sale due to their beliefs that they must direct the customer to another employee. It sounds like in both cases the employee did not do so. Is Walgreen's afraid to discipline these employees? The pharmacist seems especially egregious. Her ass should be immediately terminated.

I can't remember the last I was even in a Walgreens. Should this include walmart as well? They are after all owned by the same family.

If I ever witness that kind of behavior, I will raise 10 kinds of hell, whether I'm the customer in question or not.
These things cannot be allowed to happen.
FUCK people's religious beliefs.
Imsick of their shit.

There are 3 CVS pharmacies and 4 Rite Aids within a 4 mile radius of my house. The one lowly Walgreens is about to be history in this liberal area.

Can a store checker who's Jewish refuse to sell ham to a customer now? Where does it end?