Was it Publix? I know the owner’s a huge supporter of conservative causes— really hope she’s not also an insurrectionist. (Asking bc I’m trying to avoid giving business to Walgreens, and just started sending prescriptions to Publix instead.)
By allowing this, Walgreens just emboldens other religious extremists. I’m on a hormone blocker to hopefully avoid a breast cancer recurrence; should I be prepared to ‘prove’ my diagnosis to Walgreens pharmacists before getting my medication?
My dad and grandfather were both pharmacists — and both Southern Baptists. They’d never have compromised the level of patient care they provided to make a religious/political point.
Thanks for building a Reddit alternative! For some reason whenever I visit a community it looks like I’m not logged in even though I seem to be on the homepage. Is this a bug or am I an idiot? Also, when I find a community via search there’s no subscribe option- may be related to 1st question, but also could be bc I’m on an iPhone mini. Columns are breaking mid-word on my screen, so maybe the design just isn’t optimizing for this size.
But if his troll farm is shut down, my insane relatives will have no content to repost on on Facebook!
I’m sure another state-sponsored ‘research agency’ will pop up to take its place, but in an ideal world, this would be a huge win for human decency and common sense.