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Incoming 1Ls / Re: Official "My Last Day of Work" Thread
« on: May 25, 2005, 01:02:54 PM »
Today was my last day of work  :'( and it was only a half day at that.  My students cried, and i wanted too.

I was once a teacher.  I once worked in a noble field dedicated to helping children realize their potential.  I once worked in a field where money didn't matter, but making a difference did.

I leave this field to work in one where money is king and where most people believe that you would sue your own mother if it would make you a buck.

what have i done.
goodbye students, teachers and admin.

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Choosing the Right Law School / Re: Where did you put down a 1st deposit but won't be putting down a second?
« on: May 17, 2005, 06:51:26 AM »
Ole' Miss. & Cumberland...damn that's $600.00 after FSU (who will get a second)!   ;D

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Incoming 1Ls / Finding a way to gain in-state tuition
« on: May 12, 2005, 01:47:45 PM »
I'm in at FSU but out-of-state is 27.5k/year.  Thats way more than what i would pay at say Ole Miss (13k/yr)

Is there a way to gain In-State tuition for the first year?

Thanks! 

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General Off-Topic Board / Re: random discussion....pharmacist's right to refuse filling prescriptions
« on: May 07, 2005, 09:10:16 AM »
Quote from: XYZZY on May 06, 2005, 05:14:38 PM
Spoken from Mr. "2.4 GPA, 150 LSAT" himself.  Have fun at your TTT!

Again, notice the higher level reasoning skills presented to bolster his argument.

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General Off-Topic Board / Re: random discussion....pharmacist's right to refuse filling prescriptions
« on: May 05, 2005, 05:17:29 PM »
Laneswerver and Nizzy nailed it.
good job guys.  There is obviously no contradiction and XYZ knows it.

As for the pharm vs. owner it only plays out two ways.

I'm the owner so I:
   a. don't stock the drug b/c i don't want to sell it
   b. stock the drug and if my pharm refuses to sell it i fire him for insubordination
   c. stock the drug and allow my pharms to make their own decisions (bad business practice)

or

I'm just a pharmacist that works for someone else so I:
   a.  Do what my boss says or i get fired.
   b.  that's it.

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General Off-Topic Board / Re: random discussion....pharmacist's right to refuse filling prescriptions
« on: May 05, 2005, 11:20:14 AM »
Quote from: XYZZY link=topic=32747.msg517095#msg517095 date=1115302913
FYI: Per your request.

[i
-- When the pharmacist fails to fill the script the owner of the store will/can fire him for it immediately.  That is the job of the business owner NOT the government.[/i]

Wrong, the license is from the state, so it is within the domain of the government.  In fact the pharmacist holds an ethical duty to uphold the state license requirements despite the business owner's policies.

So for this point, you're 100% dead wrong.


Now I will answer the relevant question:
"Should there be a law that requires pharmacist to fill a every script that comes in the door"

Nope, go back and read post #1.   None of this is relevant.  It's an out of scope straw man that has little to do with the OP scope.

see above for a great response, thanks Laneswerver!

Now for the other point.   This is not out of scope, it just answers the larger question and if you read the entire post you would understand that.  If you cannont force a phamacist to stock everything then you cannont make him sell something he does not have.  If it is in stock and the pharmacist is not the owner then the pharmacist is completely within his rights to not fill the script for ANY REASON! (per state law) religious or not, and the owner is completely within his/her rights to fire that employee.  How can you not understand how they are linked?

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General Off-Topic Board / Re: random discussion....pharmacist's right to refuse filling prescriptions
« on: May 05, 2005, 06:11:21 AM »
XYZZY, you seem the be the main proponent of your position on this board but you offer nothing more than name calling and other personal attacks against pharmacist and people of religious faith to back yourself up.

hilljack is absolutely right, the argument is based on capitalistic freedom (good job, i couldn't have said it better).  :)
If you had read my previous post you might have realized that.  But your response to my point by point dismantling of your position was to call pharmacist pill counters.  great argument there!

Try this (b/c i like heated discussions not mindless attacks) go down my list and point out where/how i am wrong.  and please do so without any name calling and also notice that i did not once mention religion b/c that is not the issue!

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General Off-Topic Board / Re: random discussion....pharmacist's right to refuse filling prescriptions
« on: May 03, 2005, 06:22:24 AM »
Quote from: cascagrossa on May 02, 2005, 10:58:33 AM
FOR THE PURPOSE OF THIS HYPOTHETICAL ASSUME THAT THE REASON FOR NOT FILLING THE PRESCRIPTION IS THE PHARMACISTS RELIGIOUS BELIEFS, NOT THAT THE DRUG IS NOT IN STOCK.

I will answer your hypo.
-- When the pharmacist fails to fill the script the owner of the store will/can fire him for it immediately.  That is the job of the business owner NOT the government.

Now I will answer the relevant question:
"Should there be a law that requires pharmacist to fill a every script that comes in the door"
   a. No see above
   b. No b/c they may not have it in stock (& you cannot force them to stock every drug)
   c. No b/c it may be medically unsafe
   d. (RX is in stock and is medically safe) No b/c IT IS THE JOB OF THE BUSINESS OWENER NOT THE GOVERNMENT TO                       DETERMINE HOW TO RUN HIS/HER BUSINESS!!!
   e. (but what if it’s the business owner who refuses to fill the script?) No b/c the business owner will in this case simply refuse to stock that item.  See "b"
   f. (but I really, really need that drug!) Your need does not trump my right to free enterprise. Go somewhere else.
   g. (but what if there is no where else to go)  that situation simply does not exist, and if it does you cannot reconcile it against answers "b" "c" & "e"   If you need it and I don't have it what can I do for you?  How can you force me to carry it?  How can you force me to carry it even if there is no one else who does?

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General Off-Topic Board / Re: random discussion....pharmacist's right to refuse filling prescriptions
« on: May 02, 2005, 07:19:53 AM »
the pharmacist can sell whatever the hell he wants to.  if he works for someone else then that someone else may fire him for it, but that is up to the owner.  If on the other hand the pharmacist is the owner then no one can force him to sell any drug b/c you can't force him to carry every drug.

Also, we are forgetting that many drugs can now be purchased online.



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Incoming 1Ls / Re: No BSing...whats your score?
« on: April 28, 2005, 06:53:22 AM »
Quote from: Alamss on April 27, 2005, 09:35:48 PM
O%, 38% and then 100%

damn "0%"!  well like the LSAT you can get better!

100% = I am the MASTER!

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