This is still asking permission from gov to give you an exemption. States should pass no mandate laws. Many were told that their religious exemption requests were not “sincere” enough. I believe any exemption approach is a slippery slope and we should focus on anti-mandate laws.
This is still asking permission from gov to give you an exemption. States should pass no mandate laws. Many were told that their religious exemption requests were not “sincere” enough. I believe any exemption approach is a slippery slope and we should focus on anti-mandate laws.
Good point. And that should go into discussion to find the best solution. Mandates were pushed back with citing seat belt/children car seat laws. Not mandating scared businesses/schools with liability. So as I would prefer no medical mandates, I think too
But they really believe that the boatload of vaccines is good for everybody in society; for the greater good.
If they could focus and come up with a bare minimum vaccine requirement atleast, like that of 1957 for instance..
But they have made measles the most dangerous disease despite all boomers having had it. Yes, some may have been harmed (I know of no one), but perhaps more have been harmed by the vaxx.
I think it really has to do with how they recreated our society since the 70s..
Don't think that wasn't just as intentional as the great reset of today.Women conditioned to have to have careers, the economy requiring two incomes, families having to move away from extended family hubs for careers, children raised by others, either in day care or extended nursery school programs..and that meant no luxury of staying home to get over Measles, mumps, rubella or chicken pox because no family can take care of the child for 7 to 10 days.
All true. Things are slowly changing. 40% of women skipped their mammograms and childhood vaccines are down. Politicians won't pass things if they are unpopular. We can't even get them to move on the weird clots that skyrocketed in 2021 even though they know they are real. "It's too political" is the response we get.
No mandates is ideal, but it won't happen until the public moves that way and we have a good start.
This is still asking permission from gov to give you an exemption. States should pass no mandate laws. Many were told that their religious exemption requests were not “sincere” enough. I believe any exemption approach is a slippery slope and we should focus on anti-mandate laws.
Good point. And that should go into discussion to find the best solution. Mandates were pushed back with citing seat belt/children car seat laws. Not mandating scared businesses/schools with liability. So as I would prefer no medical mandates, I think too
many in the country aren't ready for that yet.
But they really believe that the boatload of vaccines is good for everybody in society; for the greater good.
If they could focus and come up with a bare minimum vaccine requirement atleast, like that of 1957 for instance..
But they have made measles the most dangerous disease despite all boomers having had it. Yes, some may have been harmed (I know of no one), but perhaps more have been harmed by the vaxx.
I think it really has to do with how they recreated our society since the 70s..
Don't think that wasn't just as intentional as the great reset of today.Women conditioned to have to have careers, the economy requiring two incomes, families having to move away from extended family hubs for careers, children raised by others, either in day care or extended nursery school programs..and that meant no luxury of staying home to get over Measles, mumps, rubella or chicken pox because no family can take care of the child for 7 to 10 days.
All true. Things are slowly changing. 40% of women skipped their mammograms and childhood vaccines are down. Politicians won't pass things if they are unpopular. We can't even get them to move on the weird clots that skyrocketed in 2021 even though they know they are real. "It's too political" is the response we get.
No mandates is ideal, but it won't happen until the public moves that way and we have a good start.
The problem is when they declare an "Emergency." That supersedes everything.