On Sunday, May 23, 2021 at 7:41:16 PM UTC-4, Roger Blake wrote:
On 2021-05-23, Clare Snyder wrote:
There's a saying that goes something like this:
" Your right to behave like an asshole stops where the rights of
others begin"
Anti vaxxers and other right wing libertarians need to take it to
heart.
No, it is leftist morons who need to take it to heart. You have no right
to demand that anyone be subjected to medical experimentation via "vaccines"

Who is doing this alleged demanding? What I see is that it's being strongly
recommended because it can save your life and the lives of others. AFAIK, no govt
authority has issued any mandate that you have to get vaccinated. Some
businesses and events may require you to be vaccinated to enter, have seating
set aside for people who are vaccinated, have proof and want to sit safely with
similar people. I thought Republicans were for the rights of private citizens
and businesses to do as they please? Seems when a baker refused to make a
cake for a gay wedding, Republicans said that was OK.




that have had no long-term testing and are not even FDA approved.

That's a lie. The vaccines have FDA emergency approval and we have test
data now on people going back over a year. With 150 mil vaccinated, we have
a lot of data and worldwide it's even larger. Pfizer is in the process of getting
regular approval now, but I'll take bets that won't matter, you'll come up with
the next excuse.


That is
YOU swinging YOUR arms/fists into others' noses making such demands. You have
absolutely no right to demand anyone to take *any* kind of medication or to
relegate "refuseniks" to 2nd-class status.

I'll bet you didn't say that when the bakers in Colorado refused to bake a
cake for a gay couple.



Vaccine "passports" (actually Soviet-style internal passports) are
unlikely to survive a court challenge in the U.S., given the strong
history of legislation and court deicisions in favor of medical privacy
and forbidding such discrimination on that basis. Even the Left's most
holy of holies - Roe v. Wade - was decided on the basis of medical
privacy.

That's news to me. Roe v Wade was decided on the basis of medical
privacy? I thought it was decided on the implied rights of a woman to
do what she wants with her own body, not on keeping it private. Some
crazy Republicans will probably bring a suit. I demand to be let into that
private event, without a vaccine, without a mask, without social distancing!
We'll see how that goes.




I will not be vaccinated any time soon. I will not cooperate with vaccine
"passports".

We'll see how that goes for you. I see WAPO had a story about how the infection
rates are rapidly dropping for the country as a whole, but the remaining infections
are becoming concentrated in those who are not vaccinated. Another reason to
keep people like you out of large gatherings.