You have been against masking and lockdowns from day 1. Now all of a sudden, you wear a mask, are vaccinated but hey, don't force it on anyone with a vaccine mandate, sorry, bullshit.
Pandemic Mandates: A Libertarian Perspective
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True. They just have to live with the consequences of their actions, some of which will limit their lifestyle,
I was against FORCED masking (other than in healthcare and childcare service) and against lock downs. I do not wear mask, instead, I do better - I do not shop in person (I use curbside pick-up) and do not go to restaurants. You see, I do more not to spread vaccine than many of left extremists do, I just believe it should be an individual decision.
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No, only if force or threats of force is used.
Being excluded can only bring shame, humiliation, poverty and high fives from others in their cult.
OK, how about racial segregation? There were no force unless black people break rules and try to sit in a "white-only" section.
That’s true, many blacks accepted it as something they had to live with.
Breaking the rules to change bad laws is a good idea, a good type of contagious that might infect others around them.
I shop in stores, I eat in restaurants, workout in a gym and I go anywhere I feel like it because
1) I wear a mask if in stores, in restaurants except at the table. I follow the policy of the establishment I'm a guest of.
2) I'm really fully vaccinated, not a pretender.
You are not forced to wear a mask in your own house or outdoors. However, if you enter a public indoor space, then everyone's health is a priority, especially as we know how stretched our healthcare workers are including the resources at their disposal. Take the example of Alberta and see how they are pleading with not only the Federal Government, but the other Provinces for their help. Well we know the scale of the "Freedom" that they wanted their citizens to be subjected to that matches the non-masking etc. Well why are Alberta now resorting to reversing all those policies that are similar to the "freedom" that you are now debating?
Hey why not get a gun and go out and start gunning them down at the next rally then?
I'm sure a little thing like life in prison wouldn't stop you from enforcing your belief system.
You're such a drama queen. I'm not a violent person by nature and a bullet is permanent. I'd rather use a high-pressure water gun and a tumble dry which may shake up the brain and allow common sense to prevail.
He's not that bright. He's fucking up his career.
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NBA denies Andrew Wiggins’ request for religious exemption to vaccine; won't play Warriors' home games
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So, you think wearing a mask and being fully vaccinated is enough to make unnecessary trips to stores and to restaurants. While masks and vaccination reduce the risk of transmission, they do not reduce it too much (especially if your mask is not N95 and your take it off while you eat). So, you are basically following the government regulations aimed to reduce the risk WHILE you are in public place but you willingly put other people at risk by going to the public places. If you care about people, stay at home or do daily tests
