In what looks like a stand on moral and religious principle, some pharmacists have sued Washington state based on a newly approved state regulation that requires them to sell the "morning after" emergency contraception.

The lawsuit stated that a pharmacy owner and actual pharmacists believe the requirement violates their civil rights. In other words, they would be forced to choose between pharmacy revenue or their own moral beliefs about birth control.

If you're a morning-after pill fan, should your pharmacy be able to stand in your way if you want to purchase this kind of emergency contraceptive? Who do you believe is right here?

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