Share your story: what would you do when vaccines get mandatory?

[Gyfts]

Our supreme court wouldn't ever allow such stupidity from our leadership and if they did my local community sure wouldn't comply.

Concerning thing is that they voted 6-3 to strike down a vaccine mandate. For 3 judges it is apparently logical and constitutional for a vaccine mandate imposed by the government for "worker protection" through whatever "OSHA" does. You think it would be a straight 9-0 decision. And for the healthcare worker mandate, that in fact passed by a 5-4 vote. But most hospitals had already mandated it anyways, so it didn't matter.

[belRiose]

I love the word mandatory.  It allows me to show people how powerless they are in influencing my personal decisions.  As an American, it's absolutely hilarious that people think the government forcing anything on it's entire population is even a possibility.  I'm seeing all these videos out of the EU of police carting old ladies off the streets and taking them to jail for not having their paperwork on them.  All I can say is where I live that isn't even a concern...  Our supreme court wouldn't ever allow such stupidity from our leadership and if they did my local community sure wouldn't comply.  This is why we as Americans cling to our gun rights so strongly.  It's important for the government to understand they work for us, not the other way around.  Employers don't take orders from employees and the government is funded by it's citizens... At least until the liberals are able to enslave us all with universal income...

I absolutely agree..

However, the Federal government still penalizes individuals heavily via income-tax to force you to have health insurance.  The day that law was passed in 2012, the republic died.

And they now force you to report the mere possession of cryptocurrencies (assuming you are a person liable to file an income-tax form).

[JustEducated]

This post reminds me of a meme I saw online about how the world is divided into two set of people.
FIRST SET: Those who are vaccinated and waiting for those that are not vaccinated to die.
SECOND SET: Thoe who are not vaccinated and waiting for those that are vaccinated to die.

Imagine you don't have the covid vaccine and vaccines become mandatory. What would you do?

If It becomes mandatory, I simply just stressed out my arm take the shots and walk out of there no big deal.

[libertasbella]

Imagine you don't have the covid vaccine

Why?

But if you really think you're wronged by the government, the only realistic option is to vote. All that "rebel" shit will be nipped in the bud as it always is.

That rebel shit birthed the United States not 250 years ago.

[tvbcof]

For all you peeps who thought 'Universal Basic Income' was the way to go, just know that a somewhat selective population adjustment is a necessary prerequisite.  Those who could not figure out a way to avoid the jab are somewhat strongly correlated with those who will end up being on the sucking-the-teat side of a UBI scheme.  At the current ratios a UBI scheme would be DOA.

[Tash]

UBI yes Pigs also enjoy all the goodness of it
Eat as much and often as you like
Have a roof over the head
Free vaccinations
Top comradery
Sleep as long as you like
Only one really bad day (two if you male)

[Dunamisx]

As a current time, covid 19 vaccine is made compulsory in other to perform one or two things as such in overseas travelling, international congress meeting, political contest, puplic appearance and most social and corporate gatherings has mandated the vaccination be done before getting involved in their activities.

There's nothing to do in such situation rather than to stay put by avoiding large gathering, and get restricted to doing certain things such as traveling. But remember its risky when not vaccinated, ones immune system can be vulnerable to any attack from disease or the corona virus itself.

[Mometaskers]

I got the "full" dose which is 2 shots so I'm fine with the authorities, for now. They've announce banning unvaxxed people from public transport (and in this poor country pretty much most of use it) to "encourage" them to take it. We don't exactly have anyone opposing that here.

If they extend it to make even boosters mandatory, that's where I'd stop doing as they say. I'd just find ways to avoid having to travel. I'm assuming people would just adapt by doing the good ole carpool - assuming they don't start going after private motorists too.