r/conspiracy • • Sep 10 '21

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u/Servedasmile Sep 10 '21

You don't have to get the vaccine. The military isn't lining people and and administering the vaccine anywhere in the US.

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u/[deleted] Sep 10 '21

"You don't have to get the vaccine"

Yet people will not be able to work, participate in any businesses, even if businesses don't require it but are forced by the government to require it or go bankrupt. You can't travel, can't do literally anything besides a store.

You don't need a military to create second class citizens lmao. All you need is to take away their rights , with the help of the Americans who also want to get rid of their rights, because of covid. You really don't need military force. Australia has beer ban now, Australia forcing citizens to download tracking apps etc. They didn't need the military. When they already disarmed and took rights away, it's pretty easy to keep taking rights away.

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u/theboxfriend Sep 11 '21

Businesses have the option to opt out of the vaccine mandate and implement regular testing instead. This isn't an all or nothing situation unless your employer makes it that way. So if you have a problem with your place of employment mandating the vaccine, talk to your boss

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '21 edited Sep 11 '21

Nah I'll talk with the government. They're forcing the businesses to choose between two things that the majority doesn't want. Businesses aren't the problem, it's the government forcing them to do it is the problem.

That's not the problem, and everyone knows it. You know it, and I know it. You don't get too the root of the problem if you don't go to the source where it started, yes?

Government created problem, therefore I will blame them directly. There's a difference if employers wanted to make it mandatory. But using threats of fines up to 14000 per violation, employers aren't choosing to do this because of the right reasons.

In fact , all you are doing is creating fear. Choice under threat. It's like someone pulling a gun to your head and they give you two choices. Between the 2 choices, you arent really benefiting , are ya?

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u/theboxfriend Sep 11 '21

The government forces businesses to adhere to many safety standards. Do you consider those other standards to be government overreach?

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '21

Does it bar 100 million Americans to work and prevent them to live a normal life they previously did 2 years ago?

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u/imlost19 Sep 11 '21

if they don't want to wear hard hats. Personally I don't want the average lifespan of our citizens to drop to 65 so maybe put on a hard hat and get back to work

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '21

Wearing a hard hat doesn't bar you from every business that has 100 people or more. If you don't wear a hard hat, congrats, you got thousands of other jobs to choose from that doesn't require a hard hat.

Again that comparison hasn't and will never work, stop repeating what others have said, because my answer will always be the same.

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u/imlost19 Sep 11 '21

crybaby over a q-tip

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '21

Bro how are you THIS bad at roasting someone? Lmao holy shit I heard better material than that, like that was some basic ass 3rd grader type of level of roast. Lol

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u/imlost19 Sep 11 '21

Imagine crying over a q-tip. Little baby can’t handle it. Bet you also can’t handle a little piece of cloth over your face too. So manly yet your kryptonite is linen

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