The choice to lose their job, not be able to go into stores, not travel... sure sure... lots of people call that a viable option and not a forced choice....
You shill.
This is what happens when Trump can't bring in or hand pick crowds
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You shill.
So now we can't even stay on target in an obsessive Trump thread without including the other obsessive topic--COVID.
That was not the case for most, if not all.
Certain venues (private parties) required vaccination docs; not the government.
This is just flat out not true. We forced plenty of people to take the vaccine in our military as well as in other public and private businesses around the country.
https://www.cnn.com/2023/10/02/politics/us-military-covid-vaccine/index.html
A very telling article
Also, does anyone not notice the irony of this post OP and this:
https://www.politico.com/news/2024/05/17/biden-trump-debate-2024-demands-00158586
https://www.politico.com/news/2024/05/17/biden-trump-debate-2024-demands-00158586
I thought Rs liked that businesses have a say like people... doesn't a business have the right to do what they think is best for their own interest? So if they feel it is in their best interest for their employees to be vaccinated they have every right to "force" them...aka make the condition of their employment on them being vaccinated. And guess what? The employee also has options. They can quit and go work elsewhere if they don't like it. Almost like it's how it is supposed to work
@hexumhawk seems to be oblivious to the fact that Fox Networks required their employees to be vaccinated...
Of course it has; proven vaccines that actually work. Not unproven vaccines with new unused technology. The numbers (or lack thereof) of military that returned after the rule change should be all you need to know about how they felt about it.
Weird they had that anthrax vaccine required during Desert Storm, then, that was (I do not believe) ever approved for public dispensing...
Crazy busy right now, so can’t be long winded. I did want to answer this though.
1. Look at the government spending and deficits in 17-19. All of this prior to Covid. Does that strike anyone as a reduction in the size of government? No. It was him using government deficit spending to prop up the economy.
2. Make no mistake about it, trump is a nationalist who will use the power of the government to further whatever cause he deems necessary to increase and centralize his power.
Wish I had more time to get into.
