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If you're American, you must be used to stuff like being required to show your driver's license for admittance to a brewery. I'd call it a draw.
by usrusr 5y ago
If you're American, you must be used to stuff like being required to show your driver's license for admittance to a brewery. I'd call it a draw.
- version_five 5y agoSince I was about 25, I've generally avoided places that ask for my ID - or treat me like a here animal in any other way. Same reason I don't go to Costco/Walmart. The difference is that businesses normally have a choice in how they treat people. For the vaccine rules I've seen, businesses all treat you like a presumed criminal until you prove otherwise. This is not something I would pay for. And as I said, in a free society, businesses and their customers would have a choice, without government interference, and that dynamic would decide what they chose to do.
- ASalazarMX 5y ago> For the vaccine rules I've seen, businesses all treat you like a presumed criminal until you prove otherwise Can't understand for the life of me why people treat COVID hygienic measures like a personal attack. There's a very contagious pathogen around, the basic idea is not transmitting it to others. It's common sense, not a worldwide government conspiracy.
- version_five 5y agoSo you've retreated to the "everyone that disagrees with me is a conspiracy theorist" argument? Thanks for the discussion.
- ASalazarMX 5y agoIf you disregard that last part, does my comment still feel extremist?