>>Why should the government tell me I'm not allowed to drive when I've had a couple beers? You use this also has hyperbolic statement as if there is not argume

>>Why should the government tell me I'm not allowed to drive when I've had a couple beers? You use this also has hyperbolic statement as if there is not arguments to abolish drunk driving laws[1], which often are abused by the police as a pretext for other actions they are barred from performing.. [1]https://reason.com/2010/12/31/abolish-drunk-driving-laws/ https://reason.com/2010/12/31/abolish-drunk-driving-laws/ >>What's the argument here? If you don't want to get vaxxed, then don't use public resources. Not sure how this is a flawed argument What are you considering public resources here? I am fine with an employer on their own requiring a mandate as a condition of employment, I am even fine with a business requiring vaccine before they provide services. I am not fine with government requiring these businesses to do this Do you see the difference? I am not talking about "public resources" I am talking about the government interfering with private business transactions. >>I'm sorry, you are right. I forgot that America was anarchist state. Ohh I can only dream of that... >>What's next? Will Biden require me to get a license to operate my toaster? I am sure people like you would desire that