Universities or government institutions (including Army) did not allow working or studying without a vaccine. This is forcing.
Also numbers are out there. It is laughable people comes with "alternative was dying" argument for young people.
Also numbers are out there. It is laughable people comes with "alternative was dying" argument for young people.
And not just jobs. Heck, I went to a concert and had to prove vaccination status.
I think that requiring vaccination was justified at the height of the pandemic. It is unfortunate that the vaccines were not more neutralizing/preventing. I've had three doses and got the virus twice. I ended up being okay; my unvaccinated brother-in-law very much not okay. Like most people do, I have relatives who either died or were severely disabled by covid.
People were arrested by the police in NYC because they dared to walk into an Applebees and order food without showing a smartphone QR code that demonstrated they had multiple vaccinations for a disease that is readily spread by vaccinated people. It wasn’t based on science and people trying to use science as a shield for their actions should have been held accountable.
The same happens if you refuse to wear a shirt to Applebees and won't take "no" for an answer.
Sure, and sometimes that due process ends at "do it". That's been the case for vaccinations for quite a few decades, and hasn't historically been much of an issue for folks.
https://www.cnn.com/2022/02/17/politics/us-military-religiou...
> The US military has approved religious exemptions to its Covid-19 vaccine mandate for 15 service members out of approximately 16,000 requests, according to the latest data from the services.