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originally posted by: TheMirrorSelf
originally posted by: TrulyColorBlind
originally posted by: TheMirrorSelf
So, I've settled on the term "Pro-Choice".
Why do "we" have to settle on being called any name? Why don't we pick out some choice names to call "them" for a change? And I mean, only in the strict sense of being fair and equality minded.
I went to an AA meeting recently (I really don't like those meetings at all, went with a friend), and as I was waiting for the meeting to start the woman who lead the meeting asked both me and my friend if we were vaxxed. I wasn't and subsequently was shamed by her .
originally posted by: TheRedneck
a reply to: LordAhriman
If a business can mandate vaccines for their employees, how about medical treatments? Chantix for smokers? If someone has high cholesterol, should the employer be able to mandate their diet? How far do we take that?
Either it's my body or it isn't. I say it is.
TheRedneck
originally posted by: carewemust
Saturday, September 25, 2021
Official Definition of an Anti-Vaxxer
Source: www.merriam-webster.com...
A person who opposes vaccination, or laws that mandate vaccination.
To me, an anti-vaxxer is someone who's against all vaccines. Like an anti-abortionist.
Just because I don't want the Covid-19 vaccine doesn't make me an "Anti-Vaxxer".
But that's how the authorities, media, and other ignorant souls are labeling us.
I don't want to be vaccinated because I don't NEED TO BE vaccinated. I have the robust natural immunity that comes with Covid-19 recovery. An immunity which is far stronger against Covid-19 infection than what the so-called "vaccines" deliver.
Not wanting a Covid-19 vaccination does NOT make me, or you, an "Anti-Vaxxer".
-CareWeMust
Your body, your choice. You can choose to work for a company that doesn't require it.
originally posted by: TheRedneck
a reply to: LordAhriman
If a business can mandate vaccines for their employees, how about medical treatments? Chantix for smokers? If someone has high cholesterol, should the employer be able to mandate their diet? How far do we take that?
Either it's my body or it isn't. I say it is.
TheRedneck
I have to participate in a smoking cessation program every year, or pay higher insurance premiums.
Your body, your choice. You can choose to work for a company that doesn't require it.
originally posted by: TheRedneck
a reply to: LordAhriman
What happens when your employer decides you will work an additional 20 hours a week for the same pay? Is that OK, too? You can always just go find another job.
TheRedneck
originally posted by: FourZeroTwo402
The media is pushing all of this bull#
That's actually kinda why I left my last job. Salaried management, 33 days in a row, 11-13 hour shifts, no extra pay because salaried management.
In most states employers can fire you at any time, for any reason, or for no reason at all.
Again, I wholeheartedly disagree with Biden forcing businesses to do this, but if it's the company's choice then so be it. I hope Biden's mandate fails, honestly.
Most Who Chose to Not Be Covid-19 Vaccinated
I know lots of people who have not vaccinated because of concerns of long term issues due to lack of trials and long term testing.
Most would take the NovaVax because it is old style technology.
Your body, your choice. You can choose to work for a company that doesn't require it
So if you don't get vaccinated and an old person dies, "pro-choice" wasn't a good thing?