Do you expect everyone is honest about their vaccination status?

How honest do we believe everyone is regarding their vaccines? It’s not exactly legal to double check right? Do I have to carry some badge or have a smart phone app to prove I’ve been vaccinated? Why should I trust that you’ve been vaccinated?

Why should I be honest with those I don’t even trust?

I doubt that the majority of polticans and celebrities are being hoenst with their vaccination status. Why should we believe the media and the politcans when the politcans had being known to lie just for their photo ops.

Remember when Obama supposedly was getting his H1N1 vaccine? did Obama really got his H1N1 vax? or was that just a photo op?

Same thing with these covid vax. Showing your papers or doing the photo ops on news to prove it is meaningless.

a reply to: Neobucket

Why is an individual's personal medical choice any of your business in the first place?

Ask me about my "vaccination status," and you'll get a real honest answer:

[b"]It's none of your damn business!"

How's that for honesty?

And I agree with HawkEyi. I don't believe that any of the people "in the know" have taken the shot.

Except maybe Jao Baiden. I'm fairly certain that his handlers want him dead as soon as possible.

Problem Reaction Solution.
They want this end with some transhumanist implant that glows red and goes beep-beep when you haven't hooked your body up to your weekly allotment of pharmaceuticals.

I don’t believe it should be myself, yet it seems like the idea of vaccine passports keep coming up.. employers want to ask this during job interviews... some settings require the unvaccinated behave a certain way or are excluded all together. So to understand some might feel the need to lie doesn’t seem all together unreasonable.

originally posted by: burdman30ott6
a reply to: Neobucket

Why is an individual's personal medical choice any of your business in the first place?

In my experience, those who are vaxxed will be the first to tell you.
Those who are not don't care to discuss it.
I've witnessed this weird automatic need from those who double shot up with virtue juice to want to seemingly yell it from the rooftops.
I call it the first side affect.
In all honest I don't trust anyone, vaxxed or not. But in my opinion whatever anyone chose to do for their own health or peace of mind is none of my business, Covid or otherwise.

a reply to: Neobucket

Then there's a logical answer. As Dickens wrote in Great Expectations "Ask no questions and you'll be told no lies." I think the government as well as anyone inclined to feel authorized to ask personal medical questions of others would do well to memorize that quote. Of course, good luck with the government on that one, considering nobody lies as frequently and as callously as the government does.

Yet many may ask us this very question, so how do we respond? Will our answer bear consequence?
a reply to: burdman30ott6

originally posted by: AccessDenied
In my experience, those who are vaxxed will be the first to tell you.
Those who are not don't care to discuss it.
I've witnessed this weird automatic need from those who double shot up with virtue juice to want to seemingly yell it from the rooftops.
I call it the first side affect.
In all honest I don't trust anyone, vaxxed or not. But in my opinion whatever anyone chose to do for their own health or peace of mind is none of my business, Covid or otherwise.

Yet others have pointed out that some may wish to display they are vaccinated because of the political position they hold and they doubt their honesty. There does seem to be an issue present.

a reply to: Neobucket

Is not your darn business, plain and simple, we still have rights, and we have rights to privacy when it comes to my health records, soo not nobody have to give any information about their health status.

a reply to: Neobucket
I have yet to be in situation where I was asked. Most know my stance on the subject. I'm still mentally preparing for the future confrontations that I know are coming.

a reply to: Neobucket

Why would those who have been vaccinated, have any reason to say they are unvaccinated?

So don't ask me no questions
And I won't tell you no lies
So don't ask me about my business
And I won't tell you good-bye
I said don't ask no stupid questions
And I won't send you away
If you want to talk fishin'
I guess that would be okay (whoo)

Lynyrd Skynyrd - Don't Ask Me No Questions

That absolutely answers the OP

originally posted by: Neobucket
How honest do we believe everyone is regarding their vaccines? It’s not exactly legal to double check right? Do I have to carry some badge or have a smart phone app to prove I’ve been vaccinated? Why should I trust that you’ve been vaccinated?

Why should I be honest with those I don’t even trust?

If someone asks me, I simply ask them "Do you think we should respect the Laws of this Country?"

And when they reply "yes"

I say "Then, please respect my privacy, thanks"

That's the passive-aggressive Canadian technique.

originally posted by: chr0naut
a reply to: Neobucket

Why would those who have been vaccinated, have any reason to say they are unvaccinated?

Yeah...FVCK privacy!!!! Now let's all go jump off a bridge!

/sarcasm

originally posted by: chr0naut
a reply to: Neobucket

Why would those who have been vaccinated, have any reason to say they are unvaccinated?

www.wionews.com...

Last year, a California restaurant became (in)famous for adopting an anti-mask policy where the eating joint asked its customers to pay extra if they want to wear masks indoors.

Now, the same restaurant has adopted an anti-vaccine policy and has decided to serve only the unvaccinated people.

Saying it is not going to promote American stupidity, Basilico's Paste e Vino, a neighborhood Italian restaurant in Huntington Beach, said, "We have zero tolerance for treasonous, anti-American stupidity."

Perhaps someone who decided to sign up for this Guinea Pig program and take the misnamed "vaccine" desires some delicious Italian food in the Huntington Beach area?

So what is the difference between an employer requesting, or even requiring, an employee's (or potential employee) vaccine status, and an employer requesting or requiring a drug test?

From the individual's standpoint, both could be considered "an invasion of personal medical privacy" (since substance abuse is considered a medical issue nowadays).

From the employer's standpoint, the risk of having someone on staff who, due to their unrevealed "medical condition/status", potentially endangers the employer's entire workforce, constitutes a serious legal and financial risk.

Are we now, because some people are suspicious of the government's motives, saying that a business owner cannot be allowed to protect his/her investment by acting to protect, as best as they see fit, their employees?

originally posted by: chr0naut
a reply to: Neobucket

Why would those who have been vaccinated, have any reason to say they are unvaccinated?

If the "Vaccine" works, why would those who have been vaccinated have any reason to ask for proof?

originally posted by: Mantiss2021
So what is the difference between an employer requesting, or even requiring, an employee's (or potential employee) vaccine status, and an employer requesting or requiring a drug test?

From the individual's standpoint, both could be considered "an invasion of personal medical privacy" (since substance abuse is considered a medical issue nowadays).

From the employer's standpoint, the risk of having someone on staff who, due to their unrevealed "medical condition/status", potentially endangers the employer's entire workforce, constitutes a serious legal and financial risk.

Are we now, because some people are suspicious of the government's motives, saying that a business owner cannot be allowed to protect his/her investment by acting to protect, as best as they see fit, their employees?

I'm not sure about the States, but here in Canada pre-employment drug testing is unconstitutional.

They can only drug test after an accident or incident that would lead them to believe drugs or alcohol were involved.

Of course a person can waive that Right if they feel like signing it away.

Because of Privacy Laws.