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Because when the public hears about other reasonable people showing hesitancy, it shows that the media narrative isn't as true as it is made to be. I imagine i

by nafix 5y ago

Because when the public hears about other reasonable people showing hesitancy, it shows that the media narrative isn't as true as it is made to be. I imagine it is to the advantage of both pilots and SW to not admit it is about the vaccine, because the media would take advantage of that fact otherwise. Also the pilots can't admit to a sick-out one way or another to avoid legal repercussions. Not saying this issue is because of the vaccine mandate, but it would make sense with the way this story is playing out.

fidesomnes 5y ago
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sharkmerry 5y ago
Wouldn't the union then take credit to try to give an example of people showing hesitancy? The union president is denying its a walkout, official or un-official
- jaywalk 5y ago
  They legally aren't allowed to do it, officially or unofficially. So the union cannot "take credit" for it.
- Ekaros 5y ago
  If they can get hit really hard for it, it's better to play along and not admit anything.
mynameishere 5y ago
Why are you using the painfully obvious propaganda term "hesitancy"? There is very little "hesitancy" at this point. There are people saying, "I am the sovereign of my body and you will not force your unnecessary medical interventions on me, period. This is the hill i die on." That is not hesitancy.