Reading back on these last few posts, it appears that I'm not making myself very clear with my thoughts. I think I will take a break for a while. See ya!

Almost 400 posts in this thread. I don't think anyone is making themselves clear. :1rotfl:

The more regulations imposed the less freedom we have.

"Vaccination Status" is most certainly a health issue...

According to HIPAA regulations which were passed under the Clinton administration (and took full effect by 2001) anything related to your health, conditions, or treatment are considered private. Supreme court ruled in 1905 that mandatory vaccinations were Constitutional in cases of a pandemic. In 1922, vaccine law was further enshrined in a ruling that allowed schools to reject admittance without certain vaccines. There are exceptions to the rule where-by Government institutions may require vaccine. The most important of these was under a religious freedom clause in which forced vaccinations were ruled unconstitutional in 1944.

Either way, your status as a vaccinated person may not be shared freely unless you explicitly authorize. Unfortunately, corporations MAY ask for vaccine status as condition of service. But you can also refuse to answer on condition of religious objection. If they deny you service on condition of your religious stance, you have a lawsuit.

Anti-vaxxers have almost always historically been Democrats. This is overwhelmingly true, and if you search (use Bing, not Google) for articles pre-2019... you'll find an overwhelming concurrence that Progressives / Democrats are vehemently against vaccinations as a whole. It typically is more rooted in doing things organically, etc.

When Trump was still president... even leading up through February of this year... Democrats were even more anti-vaxx because they didn't trust the vaccine since it had been a huge push from President Trump.

After the Harris/Biden administration came in, there WAS a shift in trust... which is largely rooted in much of the seemingly oppressive push that they've tried to roll it out. Despite the narrative that you're perpetuating... there's still an overwhelming mistrust among the progressive and minority population. So much in fact that the current administration has been trying to elicit the support of Hollywood to make infomercials to try to get people to take the vaccine.

But lulu, when did we start demeaning posters with childish nicknames? :ohdear:

Don't use Bing. Who does? Anyhow, a link would help to verify your assertions.

That's normal...gets the point across better:ohdear:

I do not see it that way. At all.

All Trump had to do was publicly get the vaccine with Mrs. Trump receiving the vaccine too. Latest stats that I have seen is 45% of Republicans do not want to be vaccinated. Don't you think it would have been a great public service effort for the Trumps to send a message to his supporters to get the vaccine? I certainly do. He dropped the ball.