NewsVine_Mariyam
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The thing that absolutely baffles me about these individuals who resort to violence simply for being asked to put on a mask or inquiring about their vaccine status is that they act as if they are being singled out, that one else is being required to do this as well, especially those who compare being asked to wear a mask violates their "Constitutional" rights or is the same thing as when the Jewish people were required to wear the yellow Star of David so that they could be identified for abuse and ostracization before ultimately being sent off to their deaths.
SEATTLE — A bartender was badly slashed across her face after she asked a customer to show his vaccination card.The man argued with staff when they told him to leave, then he struck a bartender with a long stick he was carrying, according to police.The attack happened at Joe’s Bar and Grill Monday night. No matter how busy it gets, employees said they always make time to follow King County's health order and check each customer for proof of vaccination. That rule erupted into a dangerous confrontation for bartender Felicite Ogilvy.“I asked him, 'do you have your vaccination card?' and he said ‘I've had the vaccine but I don't have the card’ and I was like OK but you need to have proof of it,” Ogilvy said.Ogilvy told the man he had to leave but surveillance footage showed him lingering by the door and arguing with staff.“He ended up basically saying ‘You're picking on me,'" Ogilvy said. "I'm not going to deal with it.’ That's when he started getting hostile."A coworker came over to help defuse the escalating situation - and even a few customers - but the man wouldn't go and fought back with a long stick. Witnesses said a sharp piece of metal was attached to the bottom end.“He swung the stick as hard as he could at my face, so not only did it puncture me, he also slit me," Ogilvy said.The wound was so deep Ogilvy needed 31 stitches to close it up. She got away from the skirmish in shock as the man ran off to a light rail station and hopped aboard a train.