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Last year we've seen people unironically arguing that healthy young people should have rights to go wherever they wanted to, and it's the government's job to sc
by yongjik 5y ago
Last year we've seen people unironically arguing that healthy young people should have rights to go wherever they wanted to, and it's the government's job to scurry away old/vulnerable people so that they don't get in the way of young people doing whatever they want, err, I mean, protecting the economy.
Of course it was utterly unrealistic and there was no way it could have worked.
Now that we have vaccines, and an actually viable plan to "get back to the normal" faster by asking vulnerable people to please attend whatever meeting remotely as much as possible, we get to see indignant people claiming it's "ableist" to require vaccines in a global conference.
...why am I not surprised...
- Miner49er 5y agoOkay? Whether you think it's ableist or not doesn't change the fact that it's likely illegal. There's definitely good grounds for a lawsuit for violating the ADA, IMO, but IANAL. And I personally think violating the ADA is ableist, is all I meant.