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What are the pros and cons of having a one world government in your opinion?
This question requires an entire thread of it's own
but to answer your question.....
In my opinion,
Man is independent. It is only by subjucation
that he kneels to a higher authority. We are
witnessing tyranny by the the termination of
4,000 workers in the absence of guns and
whips and chains.
The virus/ the mandates / are the unseen weapons of those
working to achieve a one world government.
“The Supreme Court has rejected an appeal from a small group of
New York City school teachers who were hoping to block a COVID-19 vaccine mandate.
Curious:
How many members on the Supreme Court are Vaccinated while death by Covid remains in the high 90% percentile range.
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Not Germaine to the question of law.
Here is another question of law for the actual lawyers on this thread: what is the allowable religious test for these cases? I imagine it can't just be a letter saying that John Smith is a congregant in the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster and we aren't cool with vaccines.
Most major religions have no vaccine ban. Even for those that repel many medical procedures, can the court allow introduction of documentation basically staying that the person in question follows almost no tenets of the doctrine except the vaccine one?
This question requires an entire thread of it's own
but to answer your question.....
In my opinion,
Man is independent. It is only by subjucation
that he kneels to a higher authority. We are
witnessing tyranny by the the termination of
4,000 workers in the absence of guns and
whips and chains.
The virus/ the mandates / are the unseen weapons of those
working to achieve a one world government.
Ok...this does not answer my question...but thanks anyway for your musings.
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"The man who sleeps on the floor, can never fall out of bed." -Martin Lawrence
Those fired should take the opportunity to move to a free state like Florida or Tennessee and start a better life.
Plus with the potential future lawsuits against NYC they may end up with a nice retirement package down the line
That is true! There are a few people whom I know who were placed on leave without pay. I think that's smart considering that they didn't necessarily get terminated. (By the way, I just noticed I made a typo on the forum's thread. I created it on my phone - and the dang thing autocorrects. I meant, "terminated" not terminal )
The answer to the City Budget . Gotta Love it................
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