Covid 19 conspiracies dump

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

You can't have it both ways. Young people - those who you feel don't need to be vaccinated - are the group least likely to a) have a job they can do from home, and b) have skills they use to get another job they can do from home. So, for example, McDonald's (which would have fallen under the vaccine mandate), can simply send all those young people you don't think need to be vaccinated home, where they can fill burger and chips orders via Zoom?

Yes, that's reasonable.

Boru

You misunderstood. AreWeThereYet was the one concerned with people who can't take the vaccine for medical reasons. Those are the people I was referring to. If they can't take the vaccine for medical reasons, this very small group of people, if they don't feel comfortable coming into work, can work from home or get another job. The rights of the millions outweigh the concerns of the few in this case, and no one should be compelled to get vaccinated to protect the few that medically can't.

In other news, https://www.forbes.com/sites/alisondurke...8b5c775a54   Biden drops vaccine mandate. Woohoo! Merica!

How would an immunocompromised janitor work from home? If he had the skill set to enable him to get a work-from-home job, he probably wouldn't be a janitor to begin with.

On the contrary, EVERYONE should be compelled to get vaccinated to protect the few who medically can't. This is a thing called 'living in a society'.

Boru