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The article being discussed had nothing to do with being against vaccines or hesitant to take the covid vaccine. It is about people protesting a mandate that fo
by version_five 5y ago
The article being discussed had nothing to do with being against vaccines or hesitant to take the covid vaccine. It is about people protesting a mandate that forces them to share and prove medical information to do their jobs, and participate in society broadly.
The examples you share are not really relevant to that discussion
- jleyank 5y agoBullsh*t. It's about people who just don't buy into the Covid bit and hate being inconvenienced. There's already a lot of restrictions in crossing borders, requiring a drivers license, requiring insurance, training, ... and controlling what can and can't be consumed on the job. So they're already under a whole lot of mandates that weren't oppressive last week. Hell, you can't eat peanuts in school anymore but that doesn't bother anybody. And with the Confederate, US, Trump, ... paraphernalia in the progression, they're just the same as the folks down south who thought 1/6 was a tour group. Forgot. There's a whole lot of vaccines that don't bother people, such as getting kids into school, traveling to certain parts of the world, working in certain fields, etc. And when they complain about the mRNA vaccines, they're not pointing out that the various alternatives (traditional and novel) aren't their choice - they just lump them all together and complain. And for those interested in googling, check out the responses of politicians when the Truckers screw up transport vs. what happened when the First Nations did. And they had similar complaints.