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Yes, my rights have been trampled on... I’ve had to close my coffee shop because the government says I cannot provide a service to people who willingly want it.
by CyberRabbi 6y ago
Yes, my rights have been trampled on... I’ve had to close my coffee shop because the government says I cannot provide a service to people who willingly want it. And I lost my lease in October after taking multiple loans just hoping this would end, so now I roast coffee out of my house.
This isn’t about individuals being “forced” to take the vaccine. policy is being made on a systemic level, either promote a traditionally undertested vaccine to the public, without their ability to seek damages, or restrict their rights to voluntarily gather and do business
- ulfw 6y agoOh look at you. If people would take the vaccine you condemn, they'd be able to come back to your coffee shop. But that's not what you want either it seems.
- CyberRabbi 6y agoI didn’t condemn any vaccine... I’m condemning the corruption of the legal process by removing people’s ability to seek damages from a vaccine and I’m condemning mandatory “lockdowns” that violate the rights of innocent people. The existence of a vaccine should absolutely have no effect on anyone’s ability to do business with anyone else. That should be their decision to make. My life has been ruined from this. I’m blown away that I have to state this in a liberal democracy.
- WalterBright 6y agoI don't see the connection between lockdowns and vaccine liability.
- CyberRabbi 6y agoThis thread is about the premise that the prevalence of the vaccine will allow the politicians to revoke the lockdowns.