Muh Muh Muh My Corona (virus)

If your job's important to you, it's an important job.

 

The reason why the GOP wins so much is because the rest of us are weak and give in to their shit.

Fuck your co-workers. The rest of the world wants to see their parents and grand parents.

Seriously, fuck your co-workers. If we could get a shot to keep the steel mills and auto plants open in the 70s, 80s and 90s, people would be lined up down the street. Shit, they probably would have cut off a finger.

Your plant will close, or not, and life will go on.

 

It's a Benefit of Vaccination, Charlie Brown

 

Wouldn’t the size of your factory mean it’s under the federal OSHA vaccine mandate?
Our company just gave us a deadline to submit to vax documents. We’re over 100 employees, also do work for the federal government in some places.

 

There "is" no federal OSHA mandate. There might be one, someday, but then again ... there might not.

Press Briefing by Press Secretary Jen Psaki, September 29, 2021 | The White House

 

Interesting story out of the sports journalism world today. Don’t know this guy, but he doesn’t come across as a far-right screamer. Seems like this really is a faith thing.

https://www.thestate.com/sports/oth...eqKIJI3XXDBGFLxssLwRT_8enhv2DgJpdGjwcxtPL0xAU

 

His faith does not entitle him to be a menace to public health.

What if my faith, convoluted as it may be, said I don't have to obey speed limits? Can I drive as fast as a I want wherever I want whenever I want?

 

Not disagreeing. I think a lot of people are using “faith” as a cheap way of not getting a shot. This guy seems like he is serious, which is why I posted to see if anyone on sj.com has anything different about him.

 

“I felt like I had to stand up for it. I have three boys and tell them to stand up for what they believe in. It is my job to teach them that."

One of the thousands of guys who died in August had five kids - he'll never get to teach them right.

You fucking fuckstick.

 

Covid-19: Pope puzzled about vaccine hesitancy in the Church

Covid-19: Pope puzzled about vaccine hesitancy in the Church

Some religious leaders, especially in the United States, believe Catholics should be allowed to claim conscientious objection to the Covid-19 vaccines on religious grounds. However Pope Francis has disagreed with this, and said the vaccines were "morally acceptable" and could be used "in good conscience"

 

Genuinely asking: Do you think if your employer offered $10,000 checks to every line worker to get vaccinated, that many would turn them down?

 

Another thing, just because someone says they're a 'devout' Catholic or whatever else does not make them that. So maybe stop using that descriptor.