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The same people who have persecuted me and interfered in my life since I was a child are the same cowards and sons of B's that would happily imprison anyone for daring to decide their own health choices. I am of the opinion that more people that make up my current nation would have colluded with the nazis if they occupied our country as they did France.
I hope Americans are listening to the details I provide and some aren't influenced by the efforts of our police to reach out to you and paint me the way they wish. There are plenty of details I haven't provided here, some of them relate to major crimes by some who are now officers.
This country is NOT one that shares your principles. If the power dynamic between our two countries was in our favour, we wouldn't be sending you well paying jobs or treating you as well as you have treated us. People like me would fight for their liberty, regardless of their personal choices. These same people would gladly destroy me if they could benefit.
nationalpost.com
Many Canadians are in favour of harsh punishments for the unvaccinated, with 37 per cent saying in a new poll it would be acceptable to deny them publicly-funded health care — and 27 per cent that it would be OK to go as far as a short jail sentence.
“A majority of Canadians have little sympathy for the unvaccinated,” said John Wright, executive vice-president of Maru Public Opinion, which conducted the poll on Jan. 14 and 15. Maru surveyed an online panel of 1,506 Canadians. A comparable probability sample of the same size has a margin of error of +/- 2.5 per cent, 19 times out of 20.
It found two-thirds of Canadians are in favour of mandatory vaccines for everyone over the age of five. Health Minister Jean-Yves Duclos said earlier this month that mandatory vaccinations are on the horizon, and something that provincial governments should be discussing.
The poll also asked about various punitive measures for those who would refuse a mandatory vaccination. Thirty-three per cent of the survey respondents said it would be acceptable to not allow them to renew their drivers’ licence.
I hope Americans are listening to the details I provide and some aren't influenced by the efforts of our police to reach out to you and paint me the way they wish. There are plenty of details I haven't provided here, some of them relate to major crimes by some who are now officers.
This country is NOT one that shares your principles. If the power dynamic between our two countries was in our favour, we wouldn't be sending you well paying jobs or treating you as well as you have treated us. People like me would fight for their liberty, regardless of their personal choices. These same people would gladly destroy me if they could benefit.
More than one in four Canadians support jail time for the unvaccinated, poll finds
In the Maru poll, 27 per cent of respondents say it would be OK to jail the unvaccinated for up to five days
nationalpost.com
Many Canadians are in favour of harsh punishments for the unvaccinated, with 37 per cent saying in a new poll it would be acceptable to deny them publicly-funded health care — and 27 per cent that it would be OK to go as far as a short jail sentence.
“A majority of Canadians have little sympathy for the unvaccinated,” said John Wright, executive vice-president of Maru Public Opinion, which conducted the poll on Jan. 14 and 15. Maru surveyed an online panel of 1,506 Canadians. A comparable probability sample of the same size has a margin of error of +/- 2.5 per cent, 19 times out of 20.
It found two-thirds of Canadians are in favour of mandatory vaccines for everyone over the age of five. Health Minister Jean-Yves Duclos said earlier this month that mandatory vaccinations are on the horizon, and something that provincial governments should be discussing.
The poll also asked about various punitive measures for those who would refuse a mandatory vaccination. Thirty-three per cent of the survey respondents said it would be acceptable to not allow them to renew their drivers’ licence.
