I'm trying to figure out what's so difficult about this concept...

[conuly]

If a job requires you to be able to walk (for example, being a firefighter), you can't go to the ADA about it if you're in a wheelchair. And if a job requires heavy lifting (say, sanitation), you need to be able to lift the required amount to get and keep the job. If you are morally opposed to killing people, you do not enlist in the army - nor do you get to enlist and then claim you were always opposed to killing people. In fact, the army frowns on people even changing their minds about the whole killing people thing while they're still on active duty.

So, if you can't dispense some sort of medication because of your religious beliefs, what's so hard about the concept "don't take the fucking job"? Vegetarians don't work as butchers for exactly this reason.

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[kibbles.livejournal.com]

I am so in agreement with you, there.

It would be like me joining the military.