Wed May 16, 2012, 05:21 PM
cynatnite (27,145 posts)
Why not a list of pharmacists who refuse to give women contraceptives?
I think it's past time that we begin to list all those pharmacists who deny giving women contraception based on their "moral" misgivings.
We all know it's a load of crap, but I do think the more that know who these creeps are, the more that might boycott them. Let's make a list and make them famous.
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Response to cynatnite (Original post)
Wed May 16, 2012, 05:25 PM
ingac70 (7,942 posts)
1. And put their employers on the spot...
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sounds good. People need to know beforehand if going to a certain pharmacy is going to be a waste of time.
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Response to ingac70 (Reply #1)
Wed May 16, 2012, 09:06 PM
Mojorabbit (12,774 posts)
35. Love this idea! nt
Response to ingac70 (Reply #1)
Thu May 17, 2012, 12:53 PM
obxhead (7,153 posts)
55. More importantly
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We need to know not to use those pharmacies at all.
Being male I'll not likely be buying prescription contraception anytime soon, but if a pharmacy is discriminating against women then I don't want them to have my business either. Love this idea! |
Response to cynatnite (Original post)
Wed May 16, 2012, 05:25 PM
joeybee12 (41,664 posts)
2. Absolutely! KNR!
Response to cynatnite (Original post)
Wed May 16, 2012, 05:26 PM
seabeyond (85,892 posts)
3. that would be interesting.... network it out. living in panhandle of texas though
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i gotta tell you. that may be a way to drum UP business
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Response to seabeyond (Reply #3)
Wed May 16, 2012, 05:31 PM
cynatnite (27,145 posts)
4. It could be, but the rest of the world will know about them, too...
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They may get some exposure they'd rather avoid as well. I think there would be some negative publicity.
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Response to cynatnite (Original post)
Wed May 16, 2012, 05:43 PM
randome (12,636 posts)
5. Perfect!
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A perfect use of the Internet!
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Response to cynatnite (Original post)
Wed May 16, 2012, 06:00 PM
duhneece (1,697 posts)
6. Great idea
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It's always good to be informed.
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Response to cynatnite (Original post)
Wed May 16, 2012, 06:04 PM
BlancheSplanchnik (7,705 posts)
7. Yes!! OK, then so how do we make this happen?
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I'm computer illiterate, and I don't know of any offenders around here.
I think a website would need to be designed, then publicized. Word would probably travel pretty quick. |
Response to BlancheSplanchnik (Reply #7)
Wed May 16, 2012, 06:17 PM
cynatnite (27,145 posts)
10. I'm hoping a great brainiac will do it...
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Maybe an email to Planned Parenthood or NOW might be the way to go, too. Women need to be informed.
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Response to cynatnite (Reply #10)
Wed May 16, 2012, 08:29 PM
BlancheSplanchnik (7,705 posts)
30. well, someone here must know how to create a website
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Response to cynatnite (Original post)
Wed May 16, 2012, 06:08 PM
chickypea (30 posts)
8. Wonderful Idea
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I am almost past childbearing (can I get a halleluljah) and have always been grateful to our slightly older "sisters" for putting up the good fight and getting Roe v Wade passed. I never ever thought it could so easily be lost. This is a fight I do not mind helping our younger sisters with, but I have yet to see any that are really that engaged.
Yes, slut walks were fun, and made a small point, but the real work? Where are they???? I would love to be proven wrong. I work with 18-22 year olds- they all just shrug their shoulders when asked! |
Response to chickypea (Reply #8)
Wed May 16, 2012, 11:00 PM
Alcibiades (5,015 posts)
42. It's incomprehensible to them
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We've had two generations of women grow up since Griswold and Roe. It's hard for young women to imagine, almost theoretical.
And a lot of young folks are just struggling to get by. |
Response to cynatnite (Original post)
Wed May 16, 2012, 06:12 PM
Raksha (6,675 posts)
9. That's an excellent idea. n/t
Response to cynatnite (Original post)
Wed May 16, 2012, 06:26 PM
Luminous Animal (17,297 posts)
12. K & R
Response to cynatnite (Original post)
Wed May 16, 2012, 06:27 PM
intaglio (4,636 posts)
13. Difficulty,
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The forced birth groups will use this list to put pressure on the firms that do prescribe to go on the list
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Response to intaglio (Reply #13)
Wed May 16, 2012, 07:30 PM
myrna minx (20,535 posts)
20. Good - let them try. There are more women *on* birth control than there are forced birth folks.
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I think this is a great idea. Let their "invisible hand of the market" determine and adjudicate whether women want rogue pharmacists "morally" judging and distributing their legally prescribed medication.
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Response to myrna minx (Reply #20)
Thu May 17, 2012, 10:10 AM
Tom1960 (63 posts)
44. Great Post
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I also like your use of the phrase "forced birth". I'm from the south and in the 60's when I was in elementary school I heard "forced busing" more than I can stomach for a life time.
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Response to cynatnite (Original post)
Wed May 16, 2012, 06:28 PM
mainer (6,650 posts)
14. Excellent idea.
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Let's out these reptiles. And everyone who's pro-choice can boycott those pharmacies.
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Response to cynatnite (Original post)
Wed May 16, 2012, 06:30 PM
Mosby (2,923 posts)
15. Great idea! nt
Response to cynatnite (Original post)
Wed May 16, 2012, 06:44 PM
proud2BlibKansan (96,374 posts)
16. I like it!
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Great idea!!
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Response to cynatnite (Original post)
Wed May 16, 2012, 06:45 PM
SmileyRose (4,852 posts)
17. Make them register their objections with the state in advance.
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States can publish a list of the pharmacist names and where they work.
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Response to cynatnite (Original post)
Wed May 16, 2012, 07:18 PM
southernyankeebelle (10,692 posts)
18. If they don't want to hand out contraceptions to women aren't they suppose to tell them to
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direct them to other pharmacies.
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Response to southernyankeebelle (Reply #18)
Wed May 16, 2012, 08:42 PM
MountainLaurel (10,178 posts)
31. "Supposed to"
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Last edited Wed May 16, 2012, 08:42 PM USA/ET - Edit history (1) I believe so. However, past incidents have repeatedly shown that this is NOT what happens. And it does no good for those who can't go to another pharmacy.
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Response to southernyankeebelle (Reply #18)
Wed May 16, 2012, 08:47 PM
cynatnite (27,145 posts)
32. It would be better to know ahead of time if they fill the prescription. n/t
Response to cynatnite (Reply #32)
Wed May 16, 2012, 09:12 PM
southernyankeebelle (10,692 posts)
37. This country is going to hell in a hand basket.
Response to southernyankeebelle (Reply #18)
Thu May 17, 2012, 04:12 PM
tru (237 posts)
65. belle
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Good luck with that if you don't have a car to get to another pharmacy.
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Response to tru (Reply #65)
Thu May 17, 2012, 05:21 PM
southernyankeebelle (10,692 posts)
70. Yes you are right on that. They want to make it difficult. I do know that even the
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Pharmacy here in our rural town will deliver your medicines. But again your right.
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Response to cynatnite (Original post)
Wed May 16, 2012, 07:20 PM
myrna minx (20,535 posts)
19. I love the idea.
Response to cynatnite (Original post)
Wed May 16, 2012, 07:33 PM
JDStone (10 posts)
21. Exposing pharmacists -- I can do!
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cynatnite,
Can do (free), but need some brainstorming to flesh out the concept (Menus/sub Menus etc) And data collection, how, from whom, documentation. Can't put unsupported accusations out. IDEAS? John Stone Las Vegas, NV go to: https://www.facebook.com/1.johnstone and leave a message with your contact info and/or phone number (Let's talk) or https://www.facebook.com/jd.stone.12 or https://plus.google.com/105346668550339436650/ |
Response to JDStone (Reply #21)
Wed May 16, 2012, 07:40 PM
cynatnite (27,145 posts)
22. I send you a FB request...
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I was thinking of something that would be easily searchable by state or zip code.
I'd like to see something with the intention of informing women as to which pharmacists are not inclined to fill contraception prescriptions. I'll do some thinking about this some more so we can better flesh it out. I'll look at other sites for ideas, too. |
Response to cynatnite (Reply #22)
Thu May 17, 2012, 10:51 AM
prairierose (1,730 posts)
50. cynatnite, I seem to remember a discussion a couple of years ago...
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about drugstore chains, maybe Walgreens, for example ?? that allow their pharmacists to choose whether they will fill prescriptions for bc pills or plan b. If we can find some information about that, I think those chains should be on the list. It is better not to walk into one of those stores with a script and get turned away or worse, have the script confiscated by some officious uber-moral pharmacist.
Does anyone else remember anything about that? |
Response to JDStone (Reply #21)
Thu May 17, 2012, 10:31 AM
Fawke Em (2,556 posts)
46. Hey! You're friends with a friend of mine!
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And that mutual friend can help build said website (and we both know how to market it).
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Response to Fawke Em (Reply #46)
Thu May 17, 2012, 10:41 AM
BlancheSplanchnik (7,705 posts)
47. Alllll-Riiiiiiiiiiight!!
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Yeah!
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Response to JDStone (Reply #21)
Thu May 17, 2012, 10:43 AM
BlancheSplanchnik (7,705 posts)
48. I'm gonna FB you too.
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look for the pic of Shrimpy!! (my pic is Shrimpy when she was a baby)
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Response to cynatnite (Original post)
Wed May 16, 2012, 07:53 PM
crunch60 (1,412 posts)
23. This article is from 2005, but revelant today given the assault on women's rights
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Maybe NARAL could help us compile a list of non-prescribing pharmacies.
Tuesday, October 25, 2005 Interference Both Shakes and NARAL have revisited the issue of the Pharmacist's Conscience Unconscionable Clause in the form of a Tuscon sexual assault victim's frantic search to locate a pharmacy that stocked emergency contraction only to find the one area pharmacy that admitted to stocking Plan B was staffed with a pharmacist who refused to fill the prescription on "moral grounds". http://cockamamieideasinc.blogspot.com/2005/10/interference.html |
Response to cynatnite (Original post)
Wed May 16, 2012, 07:55 PM
Chakaconcarne (75 posts)
24. pharmacies today have very slim...
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Profit margins and clamour for every possible customer. This would probably have a profound impact. Just a 15% decrease in customers would be enough for corporate to take notice.
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Response to cynatnite (Original post)
Wed May 16, 2012, 07:55 PM
marble falls (1,908 posts)
25. I like it. A lot. I plan to ask my pharmacist the next time I go .....
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Last edited Wed May 16, 2012, 07:56 PM USA/ET - Edit history (1) If he's a refusenik I won't get the prescription, the candy bar, the newspaper: nothing ever again and I'll tell my friends why.
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Response to cynatnite (Original post)
Wed May 16, 2012, 08:02 PM
fascisthunter (28,608 posts)
26. brilliant! (nt)
Response to cynatnite (Original post)
Wed May 16, 2012, 08:03 PM
ck4829 (15,329 posts)
27. This is just good thinking and I would like to help
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Contraceptives NEED to be used during or immediately after intercourse. They want women to run around to pharmacy to pharmacy to be told 'Surprise! We don't want to fill this!' The anti-choicers are counting on women to be surprised because emergency contraception is a race against the clock. This is bigger than boycotting, although you obviously can do that, any such list would also be a GREAT benefit for poor women and can defend their freedoms and rights.
I know plenty of free wikis and site hosting and I have some experience in that kind of thing. |
Response to ck4829 (Reply #27)
Wed May 16, 2012, 08:06 PM
cynatnite (27,145 posts)
29. That's great!
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I don't have the experience. The idea came because I wondered how women would be able to trust a pharmacy to fill their contraceptives. It would have to be humiliating to get told they wouldn't fill your prescription.
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Response to cynatnite (Original post)
Wed May 16, 2012, 08:05 PM
sufrommich (13,510 posts)
28. That is a great idea! nt
Response to cynatnite (Original post)
Wed May 16, 2012, 08:50 PM
Zax2me (2,515 posts)
33. What percentage of pharmacies is that? 1-2%?
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Who cares?
If you happen to be near one of the very few in country that refuse you - walk across the street to another one. |
Response to Zax2me (Reply #33)
Wed May 16, 2012, 08:59 PM
cynatnite (27,145 posts)
34. Everyone should care...
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If this hinders a woman from having access to contraception because an ignorant pharmacist refuses to fill the prescription based on their convictions, I care and I think it's important that everyone knows who these pharmacists are that are passing moral judgments on women for nonmedical reasons.
It's important for women to know which pharmacies to avoid that practice this. The more information women have, the more powe they have. It will also be a boycott of sorts as well. They need to know that their job is to fill prescriptions...not pass judgment. Do you suppose they are judging if they're filling a Viagra prescription? Do you think they'd refuse? Likely not. |
Response to Zax2me (Reply #33)
Wed May 16, 2012, 09:34 PM
Bohunk68 (512 posts)
40. I think you are
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forgetting about all those women who live in towns that don't have more than one pharmacy or even counties. Not everybody lives in cities where there is another pharmacy across the street. And, frankly, I care about those women.
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Response to Bohunk68 (Reply #40)
Thu May 17, 2012, 12:46 PM
crunch60 (1,412 posts)
54. Thank you, and also this is an issue that involves entire families, not just women
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Women are the incubators, so they of course, are the main targets.
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Response to Zax2me (Reply #33)
Thu May 17, 2012, 10:51 AM
peace13 (8,447 posts)
51. Yes...just like that!
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Don't worry about the imposition , the embarrassment, the blood boil because your rights are somehow second class. Just get up and walk across the street and hope that there is someone over there who will fill your prescription.
Since when do people get to judge what medicines other people take. Since the right has injected their 'little bit' of religion up the *ss of the American people. Hope you don't have this kind of discrimination come your way. It ain't pretty! |
Response to Zax2me (Reply #33)
Thu May 17, 2012, 04:38 PM
Scuba (26,703 posts)
67. Why would it matter if it were only 0.00001%?
Response to cynatnite (Original post)
Wed May 16, 2012, 09:07 PM
RainDog (24,221 posts)
36. someone should start a facebook page
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and post articles with the name of the pharmacist and the place they work to provide information to women.
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Response to cynatnite (Original post)
Wed May 16, 2012, 09:24 PM
meti57b (3,161 posts)
38. Also, lobby the State Board to pull the license of any pharmacist who refuses to fill.........
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.... a legally written prescription. If it's against the pharmacist's principles to fill it, then he shouldn't be a licensed pharmacist.
Although I don't really know if every state has a State Board of Pharmacy. |
Response to meti57b (Reply #38)
Wed May 16, 2012, 09:27 PM
RainDog (24,221 posts)
39. pharmacies should be required to have at least one pharamacist on duty who is sane
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so that a woman may reasonably expect to go to a pharmacy and conduct her business without having to deal with religious nutcases.
this will make it necessary to hire additional pharmacists to assuage the moral outrage of the talibornagains and catholic league. Pharmacies will not want to hire someone who will force them to hire an additional person. |
Response to RainDog (Reply #39)
Wed May 16, 2012, 09:54 PM
crunch60 (1,412 posts)
41. Pharmacies should not hire people who refuse to dispense prescribed medication.
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That's the job of a pharmacist, It's a pharmacy, not a church.
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Response to crunch60 (Reply #41)
Thu May 17, 2012, 12:06 PM
azureblue (523 posts)
52. as a friend of mine put it
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if your religion tells you to do that, then mine says to smack some sense into your fool head.
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Response to cynatnite (Original post)
Thu May 17, 2012, 06:30 AM
radhika (754 posts)
43. Nice crowd-sourcing project - I like this...
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Should be fairly easy for a techie person (alas, not me) to set up an Internet-based system that women could easily use to report these incidents. Include the name of the Pharmacy, its address and phone, and the name of the pharmacist (a cellphone pic would be nice too) that actually declined to fill their prescription.
Also nice to use Twitter for an immediate alert. |
Response to radhika (Reply #43)
Thu May 17, 2012, 10:49 AM
lolly (3,021 posts)
49. Love this idea.
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Last edited Thu May 17, 2012, 10:49 AM USA/ET - Edit history (1) If somebody starts this, please post so we can all post the link on FB or other blogs.
Cellphone pics--even before the project gets going, I wonder if we could get the word out to all women to ask for the full name of any pharmacist who refuses to fill the prescription, then make it obvious that they are taking pictures. They should ask for the supervisor's name and title, and make it clear that they are writing all this down. Maybe just knowing that someone is watching them and monitoring them would give pharmacies pause. Also, part of their strategy is to make women feel ashamed and outcast. Turn the tables, refuse to act ashamed, and go on the offensive. |
Response to cynatnite (Original post)
Thu May 17, 2012, 10:11 AM
daaron (763 posts)
45. It shall be done. nt
Response to daaron (Reply #45)
Thu May 17, 2012, 12:07 PM
azureblue (523 posts)
53. when it's up
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I'l suggest a notification posted at DK and FB
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Response to azureblue (Reply #53)
Thu May 17, 2012, 02:14 PM
daaron (763 posts)
58. Will do.
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I installed an app to run it on. Give me a day to put together a basic theme for it and throw together a form for reporting a Woman-hating Rx, and we should be go for a beta run.
Any ideas on the NAME of this site? I was thinking something obvious like "Anti-Woman Pharmacy List", but then that's not very creative! Surely there's a catchier site name that will say the same thing? |
Response to daaron (Reply #58)
Thu May 17, 2012, 03:04 PM
cynatnite (27,145 posts)
60. CC Watch...
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That's what we had come up with. It comes from the name Conscience Clause which was the name of the bill. I liked CC Watch.
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Response to cynatnite (Reply #60)
Thu May 17, 2012, 07:41 PM
daaron (763 posts)
71. OK, I've got a very alpha site up...
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Check it out at:
http://cc-watch.bentzine.net/ No fancy URL yet, as I'm broke, but if someone buys "cc-watch.org" or the like, we can point it at this site and be all official. Also, if anyone wants to design a better logo, go for it! There's no data, yet. If anyone has a confirmed list, they can create an account and get started right away. That'll help me to make it easier to access and search the data by state, zip, etc. (data to work with!) I stress CONFIRMED list. We should probably only list Rx's that are PROUD of being bigots. Suggestions for improvements are more than welcome... basically I won't do anything without someone poking me. I design web sites for other people for a living. In this case, my client is some random folks in a DU thread. Have at it. Feel free to DU mail me. |
Response to cynatnite (Original post)
Thu May 17, 2012, 12:54 PM
Taverner (53,277 posts)
56. Yep - BOYCOTT THE REFUSNIKS!
Response to cynatnite (Original post)
Thu May 17, 2012, 01:38 PM
jerseyjack (1,361 posts)
57. Start the weblogsite with the list.
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Don't just post the idea. But beware of set-ups for libel lawsuits.
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Response to jerseyjack (Reply #57)
Thu May 17, 2012, 02:15 PM
daaron (763 posts)
59. Good point.
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Any ideas how to avoid this problem?
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Response to cynatnite (Original post)
Thu May 17, 2012, 03:13 PM
louis-t (12,505 posts)
61. I still think this is only red meat for the repug base.
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I don't know of any repug who would turn down a buck for ANYTHING. I think this is a red herring.
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Response to cynatnite (Original post)
Thu May 17, 2012, 03:22 PM
Smilo (1,885 posts)
62. Call it Fox News CC Watch............
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they never get sued and they don't know or do news.
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Response to cynatnite (Original post)
Thu May 17, 2012, 03:25 PM
azurnoir (26,607 posts)
63. Great idea with one possible problem
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I suspect many of these so called 'moral' pharmacists operate in rural areas where thy are the only game in town so in addition giving women info on where they may be able to have their scripts filled by mail order could be a possibility too?
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Response to cynatnite (Original post)
Thu May 17, 2012, 03:58 PM
get the red out (7,294 posts)
64. I would love it
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I would know who to never by anything from, EVER.
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Response to cynatnite (Original post)
Thu May 17, 2012, 04:17 PM
Chakaconcarne (75 posts)
66. I'm a pharmacist....
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Contraceptives are probably ~15% of dispenses. If a pharmacist(s) refuses to dispense that will hurt bottom line. Profit margins in retail pharmacies are slim and Corporate won't put up with it, I guarantee. They may be okay with the Morning After pill because that's not a huge seller, but not oral contraceptives in general. Remember, pharmacies are used to draw people into buying from the larger store.
Some ideas: -Bring attention to it via social media or?? and provide links to State Boards of Pharmacy so it's easy for people to report. Create letter templates. Remind people to report if Pharmacists aren't referring them elsewhere! -Contact the pharmacy / store district manager and tell them you are going elsewhere with your business. -Link the social media to all major women's organizations. (You could probably get some funding from them.) -In the reporting, make sure the Pharmacy Chain and location is highlighted in addition to the Pharmacist. -Link to Planned Parenthood and all of their locations. -At these same pharmacies that refuse dispense, ask if they carry Viagra and Levitra and can you get it there? If yes, then expose this as well. -Let the Republicans continue to advocate against contraception and incorporate any and all info into the Social Media channels. Force them to address whether they are against Viagra, etc as well. -Use Pro-Life tactics and put up images of back alley abortions, hungry children, etc. |
Response to Chakaconcarne (Reply #66)
Thu May 17, 2012, 07:45 PM
cynatnite (27,145 posts)
72. I would have thought the percentages were larger than 15%...
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It's still significant.
These are all fantastic ideas. |
Response to cynatnite (Original post)
Thu May 17, 2012, 04:57 PM
cap (6,916 posts)
68. How about all Those who can, move their prescriptions elsewhere
Response to cynatnite (Original post)
Thu May 17, 2012, 05:08 PM
mentalsolstice (3,594 posts)
69. A good source of info would be rape advocacy centers
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They have good anecdotal evidence from their clients.
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