Expecting to watch the world burn too

i can see mandatory vaccination for healthcare workers, they are around vulnerable people all day and the infection risk should be minimal

for everyone else, live life on normal mode and do what you have to do, but discriminating between jab and no jab should be illegal

This post was edited by JohnnyMcCoy on Jul 12 2021 06:40pm

Except for you. You would die if you contracted it.

That's dumb. If businesses can refuse to bake gay people wedding cakes they can refuse service to unvaccinated people.

bad comparison

for anyone with half a brain its clear that covid does not justify any public restrictions and almost all of them have literally been bullshit

still waiting for the slightest bit of proof that lockdowns work......

its ridiculous that this virus takes such a role

Customers can decide to boycott any business which requires vaccinations. *shrug*

Also, what about those who have a medical condition which makes them unable to get vaccinated? Should this group be legally protected from these kinds of rules?

I'm pretty sure I was case 1. But that's a separate story.



The world is fine. You can take your aluminium hat off. China just bribed our politicians to stall our economy.

This post was edited by EndlessSky on Jul 12 2021 11:07pm

That group has not been a concern for legislatures or conservatives since the beginning so I can't imagine that ever being a serious political concern.



You're alive, so you weren't case 1. It doesn't spare manlets. Trump was just manly enough to get off with a near death experience. Pretty clear where he stands on the manliness spectrum.

This post was edited by NetflixAdaptationWidow on Jul 12 2021 11:09pm

Your arguments are flat.

Stick to being a pipette stooge in a lab.

This post was edited by EndlessSky on Jul 12 2021 11:12pm

I just hired a pipette stooge. Nah, that's not nice. She's gonna be great. 40+ years old and wants to work with us until she retires. She was a middle school teacher for a while and now wants to do science.

Being a lab manager is great most of the time, but recently we've been expanding the lab so more and more of my time is spent on administrative tasks to keep the lab functioning. Ordering, budgeting, etc. It's a lot easier than science and I have more energy when I get home, but it's not nearly as fulfilling.

and by "recently" I mean last 3 weeks. Honestly it's probably a good break, since I"m going to have an 80 mouse experiment in a few months. It's going to be total ass.

This post was edited by NetflixAdaptationWidow on Jul 12 2021 11:21pm