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redqueen

(115,103 posts)
2. That's good and all,
Wed Jun 27, 2012, 09:59 AM
Jun 2012

but that officer needs to be fired.

People who pull this "religious beliefs" crap need to be fired and go work for some place where their 'beliefs' won't get in the way of them doing their flipping jobs.

wow. just wow that anyone would be arrogantly ugly enough to deny people, seabeyond Jun 2012 #1
You'd think it would be that easy but there are people becoming Pharmacists LynneSin Jun 2012 #8
as i have said in the past, we had the dominists come down to this part of the panhandle about 2003 seabeyond Jun 2012 #14
Maybe last laugh will be on them? One_Life_To_Give Jun 2012 #48
That's good and all, redqueen Jun 2012 #2
Precisely this. nt Chorophyll Jun 2012 #37
Damn straight...want to practice religious beliefs go to church/synagogue/mosque... truebrit71 Jun 2012 #47
So much wrong with this situation. sufrommich Jun 2012 #3
Is it common to run backround checks on victims of rape? seabeyond Jun 2012 #4
A woman in Iowa was arrested for falling down the stairs while pregnant. redqueen Jun 2012 #7
...... sufrommich Jun 2012 #9
Yep, this was a couple years ago. redqueen Jun 2012 #17
The story of Bei Bei Shuai breaks my heart.nt sufrommich Jun 2012 #19
It does mine too... redqueen Jun 2012 #20
Yes, I'm not ignoring the slippery slope. sufrommich Jun 2012 #22
again, why i had issue a couple years ago when a man was hitting woman in stomach... or something seabeyond Jun 2012 #26
The thing is, these laws have been on the books for decades. redqueen Jun 2012 #29
but, the repugs found the way to use it against woman. nt seabeyond Jun 2012 #31
i heard about this. laws are setting women up in all kinds of ways. nt seabeyond Jun 2012 #12
Good Lord! SheilaT Jun 2012 #38
I hope she beats them good so they will wish they never jailed her in the first place. southernyankeebelle Jun 2012 #5
This bullshit has got to stop. CrispyQ Jun 2012 #6
Is rape even a crime, anymore? MsPithy Jun 2012 #10
One would think rape would supersede sufrommich Jun 2012 #11
it seems to me, a couple decades ago, where they could not arrest someone for something in their seabeyond Jun 2012 #15
Considering how many untested rape kits are sitting around in police departments... redqueen Jun 2012 #18
Isn't this religious discrimination? Sivafae Jun 2012 #13
not sure what you are saying. but, in wisc, the woman state senator said she was jewish and in her seabeyond Jun 2012 #16
This is such bullshit. drm604 Jun 2012 #21
actually spinelli's actions sets up the victim for an actual abortion, that spinelli is so adament seabeyond Jun 2012 #23
Good point. nt sufrommich Jun 2012 #25
I am really getting tired of the religious accommodation excuses...... Swede Atlanta Jun 2012 #24
that is how i see it. but, we do it on our side. put up a story about a doctor not treating kids seabeyond Jun 2012 #27
"vaccination because of parent conviction" sufrommich Jun 2012 #30
see... lol. this would be one. and for me it is simply, the doctor has the responsibility to take seabeyond Jun 2012 #32
"we may disagree, and that is ok" sufrommich Jun 2012 #33
lol lol seabeyond Jun 2012 #35
Agree and don't get me started on parental decisions on children...... Swede Atlanta Jun 2012 #34
interesting post. seabeyond Jun 2012 #36
That is also wrong, drm604 Jun 2012 #43
no justifying on my part. i am consistent. gonna be a doctor... do your job. nt seabeyond Jun 2012 #45
As someone said up thread, I believe some sufrommich Jun 2012 #28
It's not about religious belief. SheilaT Jun 2012 #39
i am sure you are right on. nt seabeyond Jun 2012 #40
Disgusting and wrong. BlueIris Jun 2012 #41
Spinelli should be also be charged for practicing medicine without a licence Smilo Jun 2012 #42
It seems to me that R.W.'s constitutional rights were violated. drm604 Jun 2012 #44
This jail guard should be charged with the felony of practicing medicine Dawson Leery Jun 2012 #46
Good for her. It would be easier to just 'let it go' duhneece Jun 2012 #49
that is really a good point, and so true. nt seabeyond Jun 2012 #50
I think sometimes we forget to sufrommich Jun 2012 #51
Good GAWD! Texasgal Jun 2012 #52
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