Appeals court rules in favor of student-athletes who sought religious exemption from vaccine mandate

[badger2]

You’ll have to dig deeper to understand the pathologies of the catholic protection-racket mafia. Fau Chi is your model to study, as is the catholic JoeXi, simultaneously trafficking genuflectors across the Mexican border while his sleep-up, Kameltoe, watches In fascination

 

[skews13]

Will someone enlighten us as to what religion these people practice?

The one where they don't give their children medicine, and just pray for them until they die religion.

 

[Aletheia4u]

 

[Aletheia4u]

https://www.health.nd.gov/sites/www/files/documents/COVID%20Vaccine%20Page/COVID-19_Vaccine_Fetal_Cell_Handout.pdf

 

[Ordinary Guy]

No country allows you to do anything you want, but I'm willing to dance around with you on Russia's incarceration rate as compared to your own country too.

Anyone that supports Roe vs Wade and mandates is a hypocrite

 

[bravoactual]

The Uni still has the right to deny any scholarship benefits (IF the student in question in fact attending said Uni based on a athletic scholarship).

Such an athletic scholarship requires the student in question to fulfill their contract or lose their scholarship.

The Uni in question can deny dormitory residence and the right to eat in any Uni provided cafeteria, restaurant, cafe, sandwich bar or common eating area. The Uni can also deny the students to classrooms, lecture halls, study hall or common library.

The Uni has a right to the student population, staff and visitors to their campus.

 

[the other mike]

Appeals court rules in favor of student-athletes who sought religious exemption from vaccine mandate

This is great step in the right direction! This country was starting to feel Russian.-Ordinary Guy

An appeals court on Thursday ruled in favor of 16 Western Michigan University athletes who sought religious exemptions from their school’s vaccine mandate.

The court said in a 3-0 opinion it would not stop a decision by a federal judge to block a vaccine requirement for student-athletes who objected on religious grounds, The Associated Press reported.

“We do not doubt (WMU’s) good faith, nor do we fail to appreciate the burdens COVID-19 has placed on this nation’s universities. ... But having announced a system under which student-athletes can seek individualized exemptions, the university must explain why it chose not to grant any to plaintiffs. And it did not fairly do so here,” the court said.


U.S. District Judge Paul Maloney said in the his initial injunction that other requirements on unvaccinated students such as mask-wearing are acceptable.

Sixteen athletes said they were denied a religious exemption to the university's vaccine requirement in order to play sports or ignored with no explanation by the school, according to the AP.

The court says the school will most likely lose if they go for a full appeal based on constitutional grounds.

https://thehill.com/policy/healthcar...exemption-from

It's good, but religion shouldn't even enter into an individual's free choice, at least in health issues.
When the truth comes out about these vaccines , and it will.....the establishment flag wavers will pay dearly.

 

[Ordinary Guy]

It's good, but religion shouldn't even enter into an individual's free choice, at least in health issues.
When the truth comes out about these vaccines , and it will.....the establishment flag wavers will pay dearly.

it should count if you believe in the constitution

 

[the other mike]

it should count if you believe in the constitution

Since the Patriot Act was passed, 'they' have been operating outside of the Constitution already, as Edward Snowden and others revealed.

 

[Ordinary Guy]

Since the Patriot Act was passed, 'they' have been operating outside of the Constitution already, as Edward Snowden and others revealed.

How so? My rights have not been violated, anyone afraid of the Patriot Act must be hiding something

 

[Hang on Sloopy]

It encourages more exemptions for various frivolous reasons and you must understand that has a serious downside unless they are forced to take alternative precautions to protect the greater rights of the American people.

You might say that 730,000 to 1,000,000 Americans have already been stripped of their rights.

edit: Do your realize that Putin is sympathetic to your opinion?

GD are you fucking stupid Donnie

It is black and browns not getting it mostly you lying shitstain

 

[the other mike]

anyone afraid of the Patriot Act must be hiding something

That's a common misconception.

 

[Hang on Sloopy]

The one where they don't give their children medicine, and just pray for them until they die religion.

You don't even know shit fuck??

The Amish are an example. Your religion is your controlling government you retarded mother fucker

So brainwashed of a fool

 

[the other mike]

 

[the other mike]

 

[Stann]

You’ll have to dig deeper to understand the pathologies of the catholic protection-racket mafia. Fau Chi is your model to study, as is the catholic JoeXi, simultaneously trafficking genuflectors across the Mexican border while his sleep-up, Kameltoe, watches In fascination

The only two Christian sects that have doctrine that doesn't allow vaccinations are the Dutch Reformed Church and the Christian Scientists. It's rather unusual just 16 members of the church in one school. They are odd groups. No other religious exemptions are allowed. I wonder if any of these boys had their childhood vaccinations, if they did that also rules out the exemption, it won't stand.

 

[Ordinary Guy]

That's a common misconception.
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not for me or anyone else not breaking the law

 

[Stann]

Appeals court rules in favor of student-athletes who sought religious exemption from vaccine mandate

This is great step in the right direction! This country was starting to feel Russian.-Ordinary Guy

An appeals court on Thursday ruled in favor of 16 Western Michigan University athletes who sought religious exemptions from their school’s vaccine mandate.

The court said in a 3-0 opinion it would not stop a decision by a federal judge to block a vaccine requirement for student-athletes who objected on religious grounds, The Associated Press reported.

“We do not doubt (WMU’s) good faith, nor do we fail to appreciate the burdens COVID-19 has placed on this nation’s universities. ... But having announced a system under which student-athletes can seek individualized exemptions, the university must explain why it chose not to grant any to plaintiffs. And it did not fairly do so here,” the court said.


U.S. District Judge Paul Maloney said in the his initial injunction that other requirements on unvaccinated students such as mask-wearing are acceptable.

Sixteen athletes said they were denied a religious exemption to the university's vaccine requirement in order to play sports or ignored with no explanation by the school, according to the AP.

The court says the school will most likely lose if they go for a full appeal based on constitutional grounds.

https://thehill.com/policy/healthcar...exemption-from

There are only two Christian sects that prohibit vaccinations; the Dutch Reformed Church and the Christian Scientists. It's odd to have 16 students in one school that belong to either of these two sects. if any of those 16 students have their childhood vaccinations that would also negate the religious exemption order. I don't think these judges did their homework. You can't just say religious exception, it has to be documented in the church doctrine.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

Appeals court rules in favor of student-athletes who sought religious exemption from vaccine mandate

This is great step in the right direction! This country was starting to feel Russian.-Ordinary Guy

An appeals court on Thursday ruled in favor of 16 Western Michigan University athletes who sought religious exemptions from their school’s vaccine mandate.

The court said in a 3-0 opinion it would not stop a decision by a federal judge to block a vaccine requirement for student-athletes who objected on religious grounds, The Associated Press reported.

“We do not doubt (WMU’s) good faith, nor do we fail to appreciate the burdens COVID-19 has placed on this nation’s universities. ... But having announced a system under which student-athletes can seek individualized exemptions, the university must explain why it chose not to grant any to plaintiffs. And it did not fairly do so here,” the court said.


U.S. District Judge Paul Maloney said in the his initial injunction that other requirements on unvaccinated students such as mask-wearing are acceptable.

Sixteen athletes said they were denied a religious exemption to the university's vaccine requirement in order to play sports or ignored with no explanation by the school, according to the AP.

The court says the school will most likely lose if they go for a full appeal based on constitutional grounds.

https://thehill.com/policy/healthcar...exemption-from

Did these students have an exemption for all the other vaccines required by the school, or just this one?

 

[Ordinary Guy]

There are only two Christian sects that prohibit vaccinations; the Dutch Reformed Church and the Christian Scientists. It's odd to have 16 students in one school that belong to either of these two sects. if any of those 16 students have their childhood vaccinations that would also negate the religious exemption order. I don't think these judges did their homework. You can't just say religious exception, it has to be documented in the church doctrine.

Funny how many forgot Muhammed Ali, he did it to get out service. Any hardcore Christian could claim exemptions, you don't get to tell me what my religion means to me. There will be some unvaxxed that are much more wealthy after this