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Also, the question of should a government force its citizens to have a medical procedure. Or de-facto forcing by requiring proof for common daily activities. T
by dpweb 5y ago
Also, the question of should a government force its citizens to have a medical procedure. Or de-facto forcing by requiring proof for common daily activities.
This issue was then weaponized for political purposes, and people got militant about it.
But governments have consistently lied/been wrong about this virus, so there is no trust either in their messaging about this crisis.
- nintendo1889 5y agoThis is Nazi Germany, and anyone who thinks you should be forced to take an experimental procedure is, how should I say, not on the side of good. Also look at the way Pfizer is forcing countries to not use any other vaccine in the future with their agreements. Brazil is refusing to sign such agreements.
- quickthrowman 5y ago> Also, the question of should a government force its citizens to have a medical procedure. There’s a Supreme Court decision[0] about whether states can mandate a vaccine (they can). [0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jacobson_v._Massachusetts https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jacobson_v._Massachusetts
- paulddraper 5y ago> can > should