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Eyedunno
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| politicalhumanist wrote: | | A pharmacy is Olympia, WA called Ralph's Triftway |
Sounds like it's run by the mafia anyway. |
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pr126
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Shasha wrote:
| Quote: | No, it won't happen here because of the strong belief in separation of church and state. We have Muslim cases frequently in our news and our employers do give them a chance but eventually they will get the axe. The case of the having to move alcohol around would never get to a lawsuit here. Target did accomodate Muslim checkers so that they could work other jobs so they wouldn't have to scan pork and whatever else was the problem. But that was a courtesy of the company not a law.
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Who’s Sleeping More Deeply — Europe or America?
The problem I see that most Americans believe that Islam is just anther religion, no different from Christianity.
To quote G.W. Bush, Islam is peace.
Read my sig.
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ImRunninUDown!33
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| Posted: Sun Oct 05, 2008 1:30 pm Post subject: |
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| Moloth wrote: | | RyanDzundza wrote: | you think they would get a job which wouldnt conflict with their beliefs  |
why would they do that?
THIS way, they get to enforce their beliefs on others... which is the fun part. |
well then he gets to keep that bitches baby, we all win! =D
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jaycorath
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I can understand someone being against abortion. but the morning after pill is not abortion. These fucking people are just plain stupid.
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pr126
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| Posted: Sun Oct 05, 2008 3:21 pm Post subject: |
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| jaycorath wrote: | | I can understand someone being against abortion. but the morning after pill is not abortion. These fucking people are just plain stupid. |
Not stupid at all. There is an agenda behind it. Its called soft jihad. The end justifies the means.
Sharia for all. Eventually.
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ShaSha
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| Posted: Sun Oct 05, 2008 4:51 pm Post subject: |
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| jaycorath wrote: | | I can understand someone being against abortion. but the morning after pill is not abortion. These fucking people are just plain stupid. |
It isn't stupidity, it is media reporting. I can remember RU486 being called the morning after pill but it isn't and I never differentiated until now because for the most part there hasn't been a need in my mind to pursue the details. So thank you for knowing and informing the group but it is due to the media who report that some believe the morning after pill is an abortificant that the two are mixed up.
There is not agreement on the morning after pill on exactly what it does to help prevent pregnancy. It might keep the egg from being fertilized, it might slow down ovulation and there is also a chance that the egg has been fertilized and if so the pill can be a preventative in attachment. It is the latter reason that it and some forms of regular birth control pills are rejected by pharmacists who have that belief that life begins at the moment of fertilization.
I'm not bringing that up to get into a discussion on when life begins, just pointing out that in some religions that would make the pill an abortificant. |
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ShaSha
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| Posted: Sun Oct 05, 2008 6:25 pm Post subject: |
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| pr126 wrote: | Shasha wrote:
| Quote: | No, it won't happen here because of the strong belief in separation of church and state. We have Muslim cases frequently in our news and our employers do give them a chance but eventually they will get the axe. The case of the having to move alcohol around would never get to a lawsuit here. Target did accomodate Muslim checkers so that they could work other jobs so they wouldn't have to scan pork and whatever else was the problem. But that was a courtesy of the company not a law.
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Who’s Sleeping More Deeply — Europe or America?
The problem I see that most Americans believe that Islam is just anther religion, no different from Christianity.
To quote G.W. Bush, Islam is peace.
Read my sig.
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You aren't quoting GW but rather his cronies who got on his butt after he mentioned the word crusades and other foot in mouth moments when it came to nine eleven.
The article you linked to is a just opinion as all opinions are, including yours. I am not going to agree with it anymore than I agreed with GW when he said we would be at war with terror for 40 years or McCain I believe says 100 years.
It is silly to claim that we Americans do not understand the militant Muslims. I know how serious it is in UK because I see that Sharia Law might be allowed or at least it is being discussed. When we start discussing that possibility then I might be like you and worry. Until then we have enough of our own problems that are real without looking for more.
If anything those of us who want peace talks not war, do know of the potential of Muslims. We just aren't into predicting a loss yet as you have. We aren't even close to allowing Sharia in this country. If I am wrong, point me to why you think so. |
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chookrooter
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| Kosh wrote: | | pr126 wrote: | | I blame the socialist (Marxist) Labour party. |
HUGE LOL |
Ditto
Perhaps you can see why I have that dickhead on ignore.  |
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politicalhumanist
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| Posted: Sun Oct 05, 2008 9:20 pm Post subject: |
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| Eyedunno wrote: | | politicalhumanist wrote: | | A pharmacy is Olympia, WA called Ralph's Triftway |
Sounds like it's run by the mafia anyway. |
Both Bayview and Ralphs are own by Stormans Inc. They are fundamental Christians. So, yes, the xian mafia. 
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Kosh
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| Posted: Mon Oct 06, 2008 8:43 am Post subject: |
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| chookrooter wrote: | | Kosh wrote: | | pr126 wrote: | | I blame the socialist (Marxist) Labour party. |
HUGE LOL |
Ditto
Perhaps you can see why I have that dickhead on ignore. |
I can relate to that.
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aitm
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' | Quote: | | The Code of Ethics and Standards does not require a pharmacist to provide a service that is contrary to their religious or moral beliefs.' |
I wonder how long it will be before some Muslim fruit cake claims they cannot serve a Jew because their moral beliefs forbid it.? |
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