Quote (JessiWan @ Sep 9 2021 10:57am)
So you are in favor of businesses discriminating based on vaccination status.
if they chose to, then yes.
im not even in favor of the restrictions title vii emposes.
i think a baker should be allowed to tell a gay couple he wont make a gay cake, and then face the consequences, if any.
Quote (InsaneBobb @ Sep 9 2021 10:57am)
Not a strawman. You're trying to present as fact that some 30% of society should be forced away from any in-person interaction. That removes them from both the customer pool and the labor pool, which will also remove them from the housing pool eventually.
This will hurt all in-person businesses, as they lose 30% of their customer base as well as 30% of their labor pool, this'll eventually hurt online/delivery businesses, as 30% reduction in the labor pool means 30% reduction in people who can afford their products.
From a business perspective, proof of vaccination is boneheaded. Where we DO agree is that if a business willingly opts to require proof of vaccination, that's fine. However, any attempt by government to coerce businesses into doing so, be it incentive or penalty, is fascist. :)
Bold 1: no, im not.
Bold 2: is all im saying. period.
This post was edited by thesnipa on Sep 9 2021 10:00am