Are the COVID choices you're being offered ACTUALLY choices??

I guess you have forgotten what you said. This one is one of your premises.
I guess you are English illiterate.

"1. Undergo an invasive medical procedure against your will."
Nothing within my OP, including this bit, was about me personally. My OP is very clearly referencing all people within the States of America who are directly affected by the federal government mandates that the Biden Regime is attempting to implement atm. The fact that I am currently not one of those people is irrelevant.

Here's another one: "The federal government has no constitutional authority to coerce people into getting vaccinations." That is not happening in America.
They don't, and it IS currently happening in the States of America.
 
Non-sequitur fallacy. False equivalence fallacy.

False equivalence fallacy.

Fallacy fallacy. The fallacy fallacy occurs when a poster, almost always Into the Night, in order to avoid addressing the topic and to try make themselves look more intelligent then they really are claim other posters are using fallacies without explaining how the poster created a fallacy.
 
TV is not reality. News services are not reality. Attempted proof by proxy.
Stubbornly stupid is what you are. You could learn the truth but you seek a way out of facts,
Insult fallacy. Buzzword fallacies. Ignoring non-English portion.
no matter how obscure or fake. you are 2 hairs removed from a monkey
Cliche fallacy.

Trolling. No argument presented.
 
I guess you have forgotten what you said. This one is one of your premises.

"1. Undergo an invasive medical procedure against your will."

Here's another one: "The federal government has no constitutional authority to coerce people into getting vaccinations." That is not happening in America.

Special pleading fallacy. Denial of history.
 
Fallacy fallacy. The fallacy fallacy occurs when a poster, almost always Into the Night, in order to avoid addressing the topic and to try make themselves look more intelligent then they really are claim other posters are using fallacies without explaining how the poster created a fallacy.
Mockery. Denial of logic. Spamming.
 
I guess you are English illiterate.


Nothing within my OP, including this bit, was about me personally. My OP is very clearly referencing all people within the States of America who are directly affected by the federal government mandates that the Biden Regime is attempting to implement atm. The fact that I am currently not one of those people is irrelevant.


They don't, and it IS currently happening in the States of America.

You asked if those were choices:

1. Take the jab
2. Get tested
3. Get an exemption (religious or medical)

You claimed that they are not choices because in order to keep a job or get a job, you gotta follow the company's changing policies and rules. (as per your post #4)
 
Fallacy fallacy. The fallacy fallacy occurs when a poster, almost always Into the Night, in order to avoid addressing the topic and to try make themselves look more intelligent then they really are claim other posters are using fallacies without explaining how the poster created a fallacy.

Redefinition fallacy. Denial of logic. Mockery. Trolling. No argument presented.
 
You asked if those were choices:

1. Take the jab
2. Get tested
3. Get an exemption (religious or medical)
Correct.

You claimed that they are not choices because in order to keep a job or get a job, you gotta follow the company's changing policies and rules. (as per your post #4)
Not my reasoning as to why they aren't choices (see my OP for my reasoning). Not what my post #4 says (re-read my post #4 again in its entirety).
 
Correct.


Not my reasoning as to why they aren't choices (see my OP for my reasoning). Not what my post #4 says (re-read my post #4 again in its entirety).

In other words, you are saying that if a company's polices change, the employees have no choice but to follow them to keep their jobs?
 
Redefinition fallacy. Denial of logic. Mockery. Trolling. No argument presented.

Inversion fallacy?


Or is it just another example of your continued use of -

Fallacy fallacy. The fallacy fallacy occurs when a poster, almost always Into the Night, in order to avoid addressing the topic and to try make themselves look more intelligent then they really are claim other posters are using fallacies without explaining how the poster created a fallacy.
 
So yes? A company must cater to employees who refuse to follow new policies and rules because reasons, regardless of the safety of other employees? Is that your position?
RQAA. Stop asking questions that have already been answered numerous times. Learn how to pay attention to a conversation.
 
Another point you have not considered. Wouldn't the government forcing the companies to accept employees because reasons be unconstitutional?
 
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