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You can't come in here if...
* You're not wearing shoes.
* You're not wearing a shirt.
* You're not wearing a mask.
* You're wearing a bathing suit.
* You're wearing a shirt that says "F**k the Police," etc.
* You're smoking.
* You're paying with cash that's been stored in your underwear.
Yet, you can't be barred from entry because you're not vaccinated against various diseases.
Do the above rules make any sense to you? We're not sure all are legal, but we have seen them posted in various mini-marts and even big box stores.
Now that our legislature has banned "vaccine passports," will other restrictions be next? What's next is more likely to be lawsuits that our state will have to defend with our tax dollars.
We'll add a thought from political pundit Kyle Whitmire. Our wonderful new law specifies mass bans on proof of vaccinations not required before 2020. So what happens if we suddenly discover the Ruskies are busy manufacturing new crops of smallpox virus from stolen government samples?
It will probably be okay; we can just deny that smallpox exists and it will mysteriously go away.
So-called 'COVID passports' deny one individual liberty, and possibly violate the 'Commerce Clause'. 'Papers please!' Do you really want to 'go there'?
ReplyDeletePlease explain the difference in a public school system requiring vaccinations legally, but a private businessperson can't ban anyone from premises he paid for entirely?
DeleteIt gets better... The mRNA Covid Vaccines have STILL not been fully approved by the FDA and there are still many questions about vaccinated people sloughing off Spike Proteins to Unvaccinated and Immune-Compromised people, making them very ill. So, do we think about needing 'Passports for the Vaccinated' AND 'Passports for the Unvaccinnated-keep-your-nasty-proteins-away-from-me' folks ? Insanity.
ReplyDeleteThankfully, I'm not aware of any local school system(s) 'requiring' vaccinations to enter premises or attend/teach classes.
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