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jmbar2

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3. Those same arguments could be used about guns, right?

Reply to BlueWaveNeverEnd (Original post)

Tue Mar 26, 2024, 11:16 AM

Mar 26

If the doctor has a conscience objection to guns, can they refuse to treat gunshot wounds? Should guns be outlawed because they might force physicians to treat gunshot wounds?

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Erin M. Hawley's, the wife of Republican Missouri Sen. Josh Hawley, stupid attack on the abortion pill [View all] BlueWaveNeverEnd Mar 26 OP

Listening to it now snowybirdie Mar 26 #1

Opposition based on religious and moral grounds BOSSHOG Mar 26 #2

the argument is just so DUMB. eliminate a drug because religious doctor might treat someone who used the drug BlueWaveNeverEnd Mar 26 #12

Those same arguments could be used about guns, right? jmbar2 Mar 26 #3

So, would these doctors and staff, who are no_hypocrisy Mar 26 #4

I'm sick to death of people like her, I really am. bluesbassman Mar 26 #5

She is a deaconian jerk just like her cowardly husband. JohnSJ Mar 26 #6

Her justification is laughable ramen Mar 26 #7

Ruling on hypotheticals is dangerous... Hugin Mar 26 #8

Doctors in ER's also treat gunshot wounds daily NickB79 Mar 26 #9

How many thousands of ER Doctors have a "religious objection" to violence maxrandb Mar 26 #10

John Roberts' wife makes beaucoup bucks connecting lawyers to jobs. Kid Berwyn Mar 26 #11