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In order to register for grad school, I had to show proof of vaccination, or get a shot! This, after the school initially said I didn't need to. I let the school know how their initial, incorrect statement affected my ability to respond to the mandate, much sooner. In response, they "held a seat for me."
I sought legal advice. All attorneys I asked said to me: "No way around it! Get them shots! They're holding a seat, so do it, now! You have no case!" I decided to get the shots!
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Force inject would look more like, you can’t renew your driver’s license unless you have gotten the vaccine. You can’t work unless you got the vaccine. No one is going to come to your house, hold you down and stick a needle in your arm but there are other ways they can do it.
I have enough food for a year. I live in a small town where I can easily walk from one end of town to the other. I'm retired. Did I forget anything?
In order to register for grad school, I had to show proof of vaccination, or get a shot! This, after the school initially said I didn't need to. I let the school know how their initial, incorrect statement affected my ability to respond to the mandate, much sooner. In response, they "held a seat for me."
I sought legal advice. All attorneys I asked said to me: "No way around it! Get them shots! They're holding a seat, so do it, now! You have no case!" I decided to get the shots!
Too many conspiracy theories out there. Nobody's gonna force-inject you with a vaccine. Of course, you may have to self-quarantine at some point if you refuse. That's what happens when you live in a society where your actions affects others. During pandemics governments have to do what's best for the health and safety of their citizens. That's just the way it is.
You do not get to use a virus or any other ruse to destroy society and take freedom from others, but keep drinking your Kool-Aid, dear.
That's a great idea. I regularly go to my local reopen demonstration and a lot of people do that. I'm currently working on getting a permanent ink that isn't as toxic as marker ink.
Okay, yeah, whatever would stay wash after wash and NOT be toxic!
Force inject would look more like, you can’t renew your driver’s license unless you have gotten the vaccine. You can’t work unless you got the vaccine. No one is going to come to your house, hold you down and stick a needle in your arm but there are other ways they can do it.
There may be major civil rights battles stemming from this. Best wishes to those who have the courage to fight for human rights. If more and more of the currently fear addled will come around, such battles won't be necessary.
Umm yeah now I’m not anti-vaxx, but what the???? I’ve never heard of anyone forcing you to get vaccined. This sounds like a horrible idea, especially since this “operation warp speed” thing just sounds straight out of the beginning of a zombie movie.
This is called social responsibility. I have a responsibility to not only myself, but to you. Just like kids can not attend school without being vaccinated, potentially infected people should not be allowed to go around infecting everyone else.
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