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Should coronavirus vaccinations be mandatory for health care workers?
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Two professional Health Care workers here are against it. But the "All Knowing Nothing Sheeple" are for it.
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I am a health care worker who worked strictly from home no contact with patients other than phone calls and still was required to receive the vaccine. I feel like it is my choice if I et the vaccine or not so I resigned my position
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The vaccine is not a vaccine. It is an untested, unproven flu shot. No one should be forced to put this in their bodies against their will. This will play out in the courts for those who don't want it.
The vaccine mandate is nothing but a smokescreen to divert attention away from the border crisis, inflation, economy, CRT, and all of the other failed policies of the current administration.
Absolutely, health care workers, especially medical doctors, can NOT be trusted to make their own medical decissions. President* Brandon's handlers will think for them. These workers need to get daily booster shoots and wear three masks even while eating, because....Science. Must comply with .gov
ReplyGee, I know I'd like to be treated by a health care worker with covid-19. Sigh... It should be law that they are vaccinated.
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