Covid-19

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Originally Posted by D-West & PO-Z

I don’t think anyone should be harassed but there very well may be aspects of society in which those who choose not to get vaccinated can’t participate.

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You may not consider that to be harassing but I do. At the same time if that were the case, I think we would have already seen such cases.

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Originally Posted by MADXSTER

You may not consider that to be harassing but I do. At the same time if that were the case, I think we would have already seen such cases.

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Some Colleges have already enacted vaccination policies as what is well within their right, just like any business or institution is allowed to do.

I don’t know how you consider that harassment. Anyone is well within their right to make the choice to not get vaccinated, doesn’t mean there may not be consequences to those choices, just like anything else.

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Originally Posted by Xville

Some Colleges have already enacted vaccination policies as what is well within their right, just like any business or institution is allowed to do.

I don’t know how you consider that harassment. Anyone is well within their right to make the choice to not get vaccinated, doesn’t mean there may not be consequences to those choices, just like anything else.

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I plan to being vaccinated soon. A counter point is business can’t refuse a public service based on their biases. For example a cake in contradiction to the owners values. Public service laws argued for the past two decades may come into play.

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Originally Posted by paulxu

Nor do I. Do find it somewhat curious though. The virus does spread, and one way to keep from dying seems to be to get the vaccine.
I don't think there have been any reports yet on a vaccinated person dying. If so, I'm guessing very small number.

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Are you being serious??? Again, people who only watch / read liberal media are truly in a vacuum...

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Originally Posted by Strange Brew

I plan to being vaccinated soon. A counter point is business can’t refuse a public service based on their biases. For example a cake in contradiction to the owners values. Public service laws argued for the past two decades may come into play.

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They would just not be able to enter the establishment...basically the same way masks are being treated now in a lot of places...don’t want to wear a mask but still want to get food from the restaurant? No worries, we will bring it out to you once it is done, or you can get it delivered.

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Originally Posted by Strange Brew

I plan to being vaccinated soon. A counter point is business can’t refuse a public service based on their biases. For example a cake in contradiction to the owners values. Public service laws argued for the past two decades may come into play.

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I believe, at least in Georgia, there is a difference between protected classes and public health. I’ve read that if the business says you must wear a mask, that is enforceable. Most businesses don’t enforce it because they don’t want to alienate their customers, but it is legally enforceable. It’s not religious beliefs or sexual preference, it’s a health issue, at least here (and in common sense). I happen to fully agree with that right of the business owner. There is not health issue to your staff or other clients if you serve someone of a different faith or sexual orientation.


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Originally Posted by paulxu

Are you anti-masking guys getting the vaccine?

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I prefer to be referred to as “enlightened about mask efficacy”, but yes. I’m looking to schedule the J&J shot (one jab, less reaction from what I understand). I won’t wear a mask 2 weeks after that and will fight anyone who cries about that.

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Originally Posted by Muskie in dayton

I prefer to be referred to as “enlightened about mask efficacy”, but yes. I’m looking to schedule the J&J shot (one jab, less reaction from what I understand). I won’t wear a mask 2 weeks after that and will fight anyone who cries about that.

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Happy you are getting vaccine.

As to your last sentence, look at Johnny bad ass over here.

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Originally Posted by xu82

I believe, at least in Georgia, there is a difference between protected classes and public health. I’ve read that if the business says you must wear a mask, that is enforceable. Most businesses don’t enforce it because they don’t want to alienate their customers, but it is legally enforceable. It’s not religious beliefs or sexual preference, it’s a health issue, at least here. And I happen to fully agree with that right of the business owner. There is not health issue to your staff or other clients if you serve someone of a different faith or sexual orientation.

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Good points. Should someone who doesn’t get a vaccine due to their religion be denied entry to a business or employment? Masks are a separate issue. I have no problem with businesses requiring them. The Gov’t requirement poses Civil Liberty problems.

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Originally Posted by D-West & PO-Z

I don’t think anyone should be harassed but there very well may be aspects of society in which those who choose not to get vaccinated can’t participate. Certain jobs, especially medical ones will most likely start to require it (I have seen some already), schools probably will add it eventually (when kids under 16 start to be allowed to get it) to their list of required vaccinations.

I don’t want to hear those people bitch later on if they can’t do something bc they are not vaccinated.

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You mean, like get off an island where a volcano is exploding? The dumbasses in power want to save people from Covid (< 0.15% CFR) - by allowing people to die from the volcano. That's what progressive 21st Century enlightenment thinking is all about:

https://beckernews.com/caribbean-vol...reports-38451/