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Mandatory Vaccinations And Medical Exemptions
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Lol, you really are pretty ideologically hopeless aren't you.Not according to the data.
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And now in breaking news: Big Footy poster lists stats including all the people coerced and or forced into slavery as evidence there is no slavery hesitancy.
What? You were proclaiming in previous posts that vaccine mandates would lead to vaccine hesitancy, and predicting the rates would fall because of it.
You must be pleased to know your fears were unfounded.
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LIBERAL PARTY BELIEFS FROM THEIR OWN CORE BELIEF STATEMENT:
"In the inalienable rights and freedoms of all peoples; and we work towards a lean government that minimises interference in our daily lives; and maximises individual and private sector initiative
In government that nurtures and encourages its citizens through incentive, rather than putting limits on people through the punishment
"In the inalienable rights and freedoms of all peoples; and we work towards a lean government that minimises interference in our daily lives; and maximises individual and private sector initiative
In government that nurtures and encourages its citizens through incentive, rather than putting limits on people through the punishment
Odd response tbh.
Given how worried you were about vaccine hesitancy, and mandates causing mass rejection of the vaccine, I'd thought you'd be extremely pleased that your fears were not realised.
Ok those 4 guys are made up, I forgot. CheersNot according to the data.
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Is it actually conservatives? Older people tend to be more conservative, but in NSW 90% of 70+ have had their 1st shot.
I know a lot of younger people who are the ones refusing to be vaccinated.
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Look I just prefer people who are capable of remaining honest. No one following this issue believes vaccine hesitancy isn't a thing, including yourself.
Governments, business entities are so concerned they introduced mandatory efforts and Australian ID Cards. The WHO and RACGP put out statements on it and researchers have studied it, including all the past vaccine **** ups, which thankfully haven't occurred too regularly.
The point is you know it, everyone reading this knows it, yet still you post this kind of lying bullshit as there being no such thing as vaccine hesitancy, bullshit you don't even really believe.
That just makes it entirely obvious to all you are nothing more than an argumentative dishonest campaigner, for the sake of it period.
That doesn't make you intelligent, just a dishonest w***er.
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The data shows vaccine rates are going strong as ever. So no, 'vaccine hesitancy' doesn't seem to be much of a thing at all. Or if it is, it's among people who would be refusing anyway.
If vaccine hesitancy was a big thing, we'd be seeing falling vaccination rates, as you said you were deeply worried about. But we're not.
I'm just really surprised you seem so upset about this. Since you're not antivax, I thought you'd be overjoyed that people were ignoring the scaremongering and jabbing up.
I don't know why great news about vaccination rates has upset you so.
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To be fair he's been proving you wrong the entire time & you've just been avoiding it.
Happy to cut and paste the numbers if you are skeptical
300,000 a day, pushing 2 million a week.
Very pleasing to see that people aren't so 'hesitant' after all, I am sure you will agree
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Lol, you really are pretty ideologically hopeless aren't you.
And now in breaking news: Big Footy poster lists stats including all the people coerced and or forced into slavery as evidence there is no slavery hesitancy and everyone is happy to become a slave.
Claims the rest of the world is wrong, there is no hesitancy and as such no requirement to mandate vaccination.
And now in breaking news: Big Footy poster lists stats including all the people coerced and or forced into slavery as evidence there is no slavery hesitancy and everyone is happy to become a slave.
Claims the rest of the world is wrong, there is no hesitancy and as such no requirement to mandate vaccination.
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Well according to you, it DOES prove it.
Because you claimed before that mandates would cause vac rates to fall. Which hasn't happened.
Which is a good thing, you agree?
Hiya goosecast, 100% Im not trying to be argumentative or stirring.
My perspective on 'pure', capital L Liberal' discussion regarding individuality, small government and individual rights - by logic means if its my business, I have every right to sack/hire who I please. I also by that logic can serve whom I wish in my business - as its my individual right to do so.
If an employee didnt want to have a jab (as its their individual right not to), then they have their individual right to find employment elsewhere.
Im glad we dont live in a country like that -small L liberals definitely do not have this philosophy
You do realise Bigfooty has a search function, right? Anyone can type your name and search for your posts where you proclaimed that mandates will lead to vaccine rejection.
If you're not anti-vax, you should be very happy that this was not the case. For some reason, it doesn't seem like you are.
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Fair enough, I don't have an issue discussing things with honest people and considered opinions. As a small business owner myself (very small with 3 staff, well 2 if you don't count the other half) I actually get your position and have heard similar often. However as I said I believe there is a difference between demanding what employees can or cant do at work versus mandating they inject their bodies with permanent substances they can never remove even having left your employ, no longer working for you etc. It is a permanent bodily injection you are mandating for the rest of their lives. It is not just your workplace you are presiding over, but their entire body composition for the rest of their lives. That shouldn't in my opinion wash with anyone of a democracy bent, big or little L.
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You have a very fair and reasonable approach, I reckons your employees are lucky to have you as a boss.
On a side, I used to live in Perth, top spot, beautiful state and lovely people
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If people don't want to get vaccinated, then don't. Outside of about 15 people (maybe less) in their immediate orbit, no one else will give a rats
what they do. Sometime around the end of the year most things will have returned to pre Covid times in NSW, probably Vic and maybe one or two
of the other states. There will be a few dozen (maybe more) unvaccinated people dying every day from Covid here and it'll barely register with
most people. Australians aren't really any different from people in the UK or US or wherever. People make choices every day in assessing risk
to themselves and have done since the dawn of time and sometimes it doesn't end well for them.
what they do. Sometime around the end of the year most things will have returned to pre Covid times in NSW, probably Vic and maybe one or two
of the other states. There will be a few dozen (maybe more) unvaccinated people dying every day from Covid here and it'll barely register with
most people. Australians aren't really any different from people in the UK or US or wherever. People make choices every day in assessing risk
to themselves and have done since the dawn of time and sometimes it doesn't end well for them.
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Thanks. I do have a history of keeping my workers which is to my benefit. My business MUST have experience.
As for Perth; I'm just south on the beautiful waters of Mandurah. I've travelled a lot and had plenty of opportunities to live in other states and abroad yet I still find this somewhat unique location of world connection whilst still being somewhat removed from the levels of....hmm what shall we say "drama" of other cities to be attractive.
The weather is generally bloody good by comparison to most, the beaches are fantastic with real sunsets, the south west forests, beaches and Margaret River, Walpole need no explaining, the Kimberly, Broome, the top end, the inland deserts, the sheer vastness of this state I don't think a lot of Aussies let alone the world truly understand. We even managed to stay basically completely open, working, playing and socialising throughout this entire Pandemic (though I know that can't last forever).
I admit to missing some of the more developed music and cultural aspects of other cities including where you are (or at least how it was 15 years ago) but all in all, there's few better places to live in the world I believe.
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