Vaccine Mandates

[CountValentine]

You can't mandate a person undertake a given action to save their own life against their wishes, if they don't pose a danger to others. (We've been through the same convo a thousand times.)

Seatbelts!!!

[4yourinfo]

You are making strawman arguments. There you go spewing lies again. You keep going with the same lie over and over. Is that all you can do?
The courts have ruled many times the vaccine mandates are legal for many different reasons.
They also ruled the government overstepped their bounds when tired with the mandate via OSHA.

So far your belief is vaccines have saved a "couple" of lives. This is completely insane.

Here is a quote from the supreme court ruling "The Secretary issued the rule after finding that vaccina-
tion of healthcare workers against COVID–19 was “neces-
sary for the health and safety of individuals to whom care
and services are furnished.” Id., at 61561"

I never said vaccines only save a couple of lives - I said the mandates to protect others saved/ing a couple of lives 
Will you at least agree that if the mandates are only to protect others from getting sick it should only be to protect those that got vaccinated or willing to vaccinate but can't? Which leaves many of the deaths of the unvaccinated out of the picture, coupled with the fact that the vaccine isn't too effective in stopping the spread of the virus - you are left with very few lives lost (to the unvaccinated and immunocompromised)  because of the unvaccinated

[CountValentine]

I never said vaccines only save a couple of lives - I said the mandates to protect others saved/ing a couple of lives 

Maybe you meant to say that but you didn't.

You don't create mandates to save a couple of lives.

[Kobe Bryant]

“11 Massachusetts State Police troopers and one sergeant have been fired for not getting vaccinated against COVID-19, as required by an executive order issued last year, the state police said.

State Police spokesperson Dave Procopio said in an email Sunday the 12 individuals were terminated Friday in the culmination of an internal hearing process.

In a social media post, Patrick McNamara, the president of the State Police Association of Massachusetts, called the firings “shameful.””