https://twitter.com/EWoodhouse7/status/1433077774256951299?s=19
Folks, this is great news. I’m all for this. I mean I’m all for not mandating either but if I have to choose, I’m totally for something I can remove as opposed to something that I can’t.
This idiocy will never end. If the masks are as effective as the vaccine, neither works.
I’m so pissed off right now. My place of work started mandating vaccines or weekly testing of you don’t want the jab. This is just a stupid exercise in power and coercion. Vaccinated people can be carriers as well and they still spread the virus. I had covid and have the antibodies but it counts for nothing with these apparatchiks.
Knowing my reaction to vaccines I will get very sick. This was the reason I stopped taking the flu vaccine. Meanwhile the dreaded covid itself was like a minor cold for me.
“masks are as effective as vaccines are”
Sounds like an anti-vaxxer to me.
Am I crazy? I’ve long thought that the terrible public messaging about vaccines was intentional. The idea is to create resistance so that the resistant could be demonized and used as an excuse for even more extreme coercion.
I can’t find any evidence in anything public officials say that makes me think otherwise…
Am I over-thinking this?
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I agree with you.
Sadly, in the end, we all sit here and pretend that they are both very useful and fire healthcare workers and bus drivers who refuse the vaccine: https://www.npr.org/2021/08/31/1033002694/chicago-school-bus-drivers-have-quit-in-droves-over-covid-vaccine-mandate
I can deal with a mask mandate and even a vaccine mandate
….just as long as there are NO MORE SHUTDOWNS! I have business to conduct with certain places in the near future and will have to show up in person to do so EACH TIME. And, being dependent on Wi-Fi and the public library for internet access, have no wish to “go virtual” for said transactions.
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