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IF this is true, I wonder if he will actually be permitted an honorable discharge.
Btw, the following is the Oath taken by members of the U.S. Army:
"I, _____, do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; and that I will obey the orders of the President of the United States and the orders of the officers appointed over me, according to regulations and the Uniform Code of Military Justice. So help me God."
So how would that apply if the if the Commander in Chief is actually trying to do something that is contrary to the Constitution (and is not in the best interest of United States citizens)? What then?
Over 99% of all hospitalizations due to covid are unvaccinated people. Complaining about the vaccine being 'deadly' is like saying the government is ruling with an iron fist by mandating seatbelt use (and it's like saying wearing seatbelts kills people), because a handful of people in crashes while wearing seatbelts die every year.
A little over 40 years ago I got in an accident where I only lived because I wasn't wearing my seat belt.
Despite that, I've worn a seat belt every time since, and I've driven about 1.4 million miles since then.
Should people get fined for not getting the vaccine?
Should people get fined for not wearing a set belt?
If the answers are different, what's the difference?
A more important question would be: Should our President be allowed to impose regulatory rules beyond the powers delegated to the federal government by our federal Constitution?
A more important question would be: Should our President be allowed to impose regulatory rules beyond the powers delegated to the federal government by our federal Constitution?
JWK
This is the real question but Americans are too dumbed down to think about it.
The virus isn’t going away. It’s endemic. Without an actual vaccine, we’re going to have it around from now on, in one form or another. What we currently have is not an actual vaccine. It’s a prophylactic treatment for symptoms. No amount of mandating an ineffective vaccine is going to change that.
The vaccine is very effective but not perfect, those who choose not to take the vaccine are the current problem. So what is the solution, just hope this goes away or wait for a permanent vaccine.
The vaccine is very effective but not perfect, those who choose not to take the vaccine are the current problem. So what is the solution, just hope this goes away or wait for a permanent vaccine.
Soviet style scapegoating
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