Quebec is starting door-to-door visits to the unvaccinated. I wonder if the police will be involved.
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Quebec is starting door-to-door visits to the unvaccinated. I wonder if the police will be involved.
Clarissa's Blog 
Are they actually obligated to open the door?
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Interesting, it’s actually a series of pop up clinics and harassing phone calls. So not actually door to door. Yet.
Still it is disturbing, but much more disturbing is the dystopian horror movie that Canada has become over the last two years.
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Actually there’s apparently hope for us Canadians. A ‘huge’ victory this week. For the first time in 2 years, I’m proud to be Canadian. As many in Canada wondered ‘where did all the men with spines go?!’..apparently….they drive trucks.
https://rumble.com/search/video?q=Truckers%20freedom%20convoy
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I have heard that they have already done at least two rounds of door-to-door visits to the unvaxed in at least some parts of New Jersey.
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I should note that the door-to-doors in NJ were not vaccinating anyone. They were simple harassment/intimidation visits. From what I’ve heard, it sounded like they were checking in to see about your vaccination status, and then immediately launching into info about one’s eligibility for hurricane relief payments– implicitly (not explicitly) connecting the two things, which seemed pretty devious.
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When Canadians do it these days, it has particularly insane qualities. I can’t wait to see what they come up with this time. Siccing dogs on the unvaccinated? Tar and feathers? I’m sure there’s some particularly sadistic wrinkle in store.
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I’m seriously waiting to hear that some municipality or other has required that unvaxed post a sign out front to warn the neighborhood…
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Anyone who shows up at my door to hector me about getting jabbed will be told that she can take her precious vaccine and stick it where the moon never shines.
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…anyone caught trespassing on my property with the intent to harass might find some folks who are passionate about their second amendment rights.
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@Bluebird; @Margaret W.
But why? Couldn’t you kill them with kindness? Like, “I’ve just baked a pie, would you like a slice?”, or “I was just going to put the kettle on: why don’t you stay for a cup of tea?” or even “I have just finished drying the washing. Why don’t you come in and help me fold the sheets. There are some muffins we can have once we are done.” Just saying…
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Because you never, ever, ever, let a representative of the government into your home without a warrant. Never.
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In America, even close friends don’t show up unannounced and unwanted. And I like it this way. What if I’m in pajamas? What if I’m cooking? Or praying? What if my kid is napping?
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This is not universal. “Drop in and visit” culture still hangs on in some regions.
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@methylethyl; @ Clarissa
Thank you for enlightening me around America’s ways. I hadn’t thought about the implications of my suggestion, which was, in any case, mostly tongue in cheek.
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