Private businesses have a responsibility to protect their patrons and personnel, of course. None has greeters welcoming in the occasional brash a nd head-strong Typhoid Mary - as a matter of sound business practice as well as of common decency.
The Loser's disgruntled butt barnacles are in a tizzy over what most Americans acknowledge, based upon apolitical public health data, is socially-responsible and patriotic: the imperative to protect our fellow Americans, our loved ones, and ourselves, not by the State requiring the common sense preventative measure, but by mandating a "
personal choice."
If you fear that Pfizer or Moderna is injecting the populace with Soros juice or some such potion -
every American has the personal option of being tested to insure one is not a spreader of a lethal disease rather than being inoculated against it.
Such freedom cannot be honestly admitted by some radicals, of course, They need to lie and rave that the clear personal choice that exists under the Administration's policy does not exist. They are a small but loud faction - Most
Republicans have
already gotten vaccinated.
The reality is that responsible businesses (such as United Airlines, Disney, Tyson Foods — and even
Fox News) already safeguard their workers, and most Americans willingly embracing the enlightened medical practice. The fake propaganda distorts that reality to wee wee up a chronically-pissy fan base. Goons attacking Congress is only the tip of the manureberg.
Nutjobs screeching that they should not be required to pass through a metal detector before entering an elementary school to insure the safety of those within may call it onerous and intrusive, of course. It's a security measure that doesn't exempt you because you insist that you are
"special" and should be licensed to mince around anywhere, flaunting your big, big shooty if you are emotionally dependent upon one.
Afraid the life-saving little prick might hurt? No problem. Get tested weekly, and your fellow Americans will laud your doing your patriotic duty.
It's
your choice.
No one is making you behave responsibly.
... and,
Thank You for not smoking.