Also, he's not wrong. Compelling an employee to take a medication, any medication (much less an experimental and barely tested injectable) is literally an unethical crime (or at least it use to be before the world went mad).
No one should be forced to take this drug if they don't want to, in order to keep their job. That's fucking horrific.
Can an employer ask you if you're on anti-depressants? Of course not. That's unethical. Vaccines are literally just another medication. This is a also brand new/novel set of vaccines that are literally the least tested out of any drug in the modern medical era of regulation. Vioxx, Fen Phen, DDT, and Thalidomide were all proven safe by science, and look how great all of that turned out.
COVID-19 literally has a 99.97% survival rate if you're under 65. Requiring people to have a vaccine to have work is unethical. No employer or government in a free society should ever be able to mandate a medication.
If people are afraid of the unvaccinated, they can quit. No one has a right to tell someone else they have to take a medication to make them feel safe.
My body, my choice.
@piggo @gappleto97 If they want a vaccine, they can get a vaccine. That’s their choice.
Also in case you’ve totally forgotten, the vaccine industries have already told us these vaccines don’t prevent infection or transmission; only lesson symptoms (they’re so untested they’re covering their asses for anything is the most likely situation) .. so exactly how is that going to save grandpa unless granny gets the vaccine? It’s not.
The average age of death is 85. That’s literally above life expectants! So you want to violate everyone’s human rights; every individuals’ body autonomy, with a vaccine that may or may not work, that’s barely been tested, on the chance it may add a few days or a year to granny’s life?
Let me ask you this: are you for governments that go door to door, hold people down and force them to get an injection against their will?
