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> violate their rights Can you talk us through exactly which rights you think are being violated?

by chrisseaton 5y ago

ngngngng 5y ago
The right to do whatever I feel like because that’s what “freedom” means /s
efa 5y ago
I assume he means the right to not have a substance injected into your body if you don't want it.
- chrisseaton 5y ago
  Google aren't forcing you to get an injection. They just won't employ you if you don't. That's not a violation of any rights. Google also won't employ you if you turn up to your interview with very bad breath. That's not a violation of a right to not clean your teeth. You're seriously confused about what a 'right' is.
  - ekianjo 5y ago
    > That's not a violation of any rights. There is no medical secret anymore? Being vaccinated or not should be, and remain, a private decision - with your doctor as a counterpart. Your employer has nothing to do in it.
    - chrisseaton 5y ago
      > There is no medical secret anymore? No I don't think that's a right is it? I've always had to disclose vaccination status prior to the pandemic to my employer for travel reasons, for example.
ekianjo 5y ago
> Can you talk us through exactly which rights you think are being violated? I recall the left has been very vocal about "my body my right" when it came to some different kind of issue. Funny that the standards don't hold very much.
- chrisseaton 5y ago
  > "my body my right" That debate is about the state forcing you to do something. This debate is about Google opting to not employ you. Not even remotely comparable.
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- titzer 5y ago
  > the left has been very vocal about "my body my right" Regarding abortion. Are pregnancies contagious now, creating a serious public health crisis?
  - Ekaros 5y ago
    Most of the time they happen due to contamination by foreign gene material. And historically they certainly have caused lot of mortality.
  - ekianjo 5y ago
    > creating a serious public health crisis the serious health crisis where mostly people with 3-4 comorbidities (or old age) are dying? It's rather a crisis when your population is not being very healthy in the first place.
    - kaba0 5y ago
      It’s not that goddamn hard to understand to even average intelligence people.. where do people with serious symptoms go when they can barely breath? To the hospital. Does the hospital has limited capacity? Yes. Will they be flooded really quickly when a disease grows exponentially? Hopefully you know the answer. Now, tell me, where do healthy 20 years olds go (who I guess you are able to emphasize with, or is that only yourself?) when they get in an accident? Is a cancer discovered at the prime of someone’s life “comormibidity”?

> violate their rights Can you talk us through exactly which rights you think are being violated?

ngngngng 5y ago

The right to do whatever I feel like because that’s what “freedom” means /s

efa 5y ago

I assume he means the right to not have a substance injected into your body if you don't want it.

chrisseaton 5y ago
Google aren't forcing you to get an injection. They just won't employ you if you don't. That's not a violation of any rights. Google also won't employ you if you turn up to your interview with very bad breath. That's not a violation of a right to not clean your teeth. You're seriously confused about what a 'right' is.
- ekianjo 5y ago
  > That's not a violation of any rights. There is no medical secret anymore? Being vaccinated or not should be, and remain, a private decision - with your doctor as a counterpart. Your employer has nothing to do in it.
  - chrisseaton 5y ago
    > There is no medical secret anymore? No I don't think that's a right is it? I've always had to disclose vaccination status prior to the pandemic to my employer for travel reasons, for example.

ekianjo 5y ago

> Can you talk us through exactly which rights you think are being violated? I recall the left has been very vocal about "my body my right" when it came to some different kind of issue. Funny that the standards don't hold very much.

chrisseaton 5y ago
> "my body my right" That debate is about the state forcing you to do something. This debate is about Google opting to not employ you. Not even remotely comparable.
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titzer 5y ago
> the left has been very vocal about "my body my right" Regarding abortion. Are pregnancies contagious now, creating a serious public health crisis?
- Ekaros 5y ago
  Most of the time they happen due to contamination by foreign gene material. And historically they certainly have caused lot of mortality.
- ekianjo 5y ago
  > creating a serious public health crisis the serious health crisis where mostly people with 3-4 comorbidities (or old age) are dying? It's rather a crisis when your population is not being very healthy in the first place.
  - kaba0 5y ago
    It’s not that goddamn hard to understand to even average intelligence people.. where do people with serious symptoms go when they can barely breath? To the hospital. Does the hospital has limited capacity? Yes. Will they be flooded really quickly when a disease grows exponentially? Hopefully you know the answer. Now, tell me, where do healthy 20 years olds go (who I guess you are able to emphasize with, or is that only yourself?) when they get in an accident? Is a cancer discovered at the prime of someone’s life “comormibidity”?