At the end of the article it talks about other airlines:
"Given there is an FDA-approved vaccine, pandemic leave will only be offered to team members who are fully vaccinated and who provide their vaccination card to us," American Airlines said to its staff, warning that it may mandate vaccines for its employees in the future if the virus continues to mutate.
This faux-vaccine, which does not grant immunity, will be mandated to fight the exact variants that the vaccine basically has little to no protection against. Science!
Remember those other vaccines that people were proudly getting early this year that got pulled completely and nobody mentions that? I'd bet you could still use that card too.
"You need 57 shots. And god help you if you were born DURING the Eternal Injection Times, because even though you're only 7 years old, you still need all 57 shots to be allowed into any grocer."
The drug exists, but not the legally distinct product that received FDA approval. FDA mentioned this in their statement, so it's not playing semantics. They need to provide a complete list of ingredients, a list of risks (at least Myocarditis and Thrombosis), receive acceptance from FDA on those, and then package and ship.
I don't know if there is less liability immunity with the approved version if/when available. Long-term trials, including for pregnancy effects will be "complete" 2025, and 2027. I put that in quotes, because they halved the current trial.
Companies are going to bet that they can survive longer with limited staff than their former employees can survive without a job. There will also be lawsuits, but those will take years.
I also wouldn't be surprised if part of tomorrow's announcement is some new FAA policies regarding vaccination of passengers and crew. Again lawsuits, but also again they will take years.
On the one hand I think you're right. On the other hand less/harder travel opens the door for more localism which could be a good thing. So it's unclear if that could actually work out in our favor.
Yeah going to smaller, more local and independent governments is exactly what we need right now. That way individuals can actually make a difference and we're not depending on the corrupt federal leaders or corrupt leaders in foreign nations.
The greatest threat to mankind is international travel. Our collective immune system can easily defeat any virus or similar biological threat unless it is artificially transported around the globe in a matter of days by people on airplanes.
make no mistake, the faggots at the top are getting paid off to harm their employees. same as it ever was, just with an added layer of condescending nazi to it.
Oh, don't worry, you won't be afford to drive anywhere either.
Just today I read that there's a proposal in Germany to add an extra "green tax" (on top of existing carbon taxes) of 0.7 EUR per liter to gasoline and diesel. That's about an extra dollar, per liter, not gallon, in taxes. To put it in US terms, it's an extra $3.77 per gallon, just in this extra tax alone. The justification is that they're not meeting the decarbonization criteria they put on themselves a few years ago. Coming soon to a country near you.
This is downstream of recent NIH/AMA recommendations seeking to abolish the religious or philosophical exemption option from federal workers and military, and ultimately the public. This is like pulling out the crucial pin in Jenga. Take away the legitimacy of ‘god given’ liberties, set precedent that gives the government free reign in trampling similar existing philosophical or religious protections that are currently outside of their purview. This would open a constitutional crisis like we’ve never seen before. It would surely result in unrest or outright revolt.
Sadly true. There are still good people in church, but modern "churchianity" just sells everyone the "Disney Channel" version of Christianity where everything is safe and friendly and makes you feel comfortable, but has zero depth or meaning or power behind it.
I'm having a bit of a crises of faith right now because of my fellow christians around me. They've all happily gotten the jab and defended the government here in canada when they banned us from going to church. My own father defended pastors getting arrested in my province. Being christian hasn't seemed to give many christians around me any insight about the evil behind this scamdemic so I'm really at a loss.
It sounds like your father and others you mention are simply immature Christians who've gotten swept up in the culture around them. These types of Christians often remain immature in their faith for most of their lives and for all intents and purposes appear just like non-believers.
Maturing and growing as a Christian requires seeking and growing and sacrifice. Unfortunately due to the state of modern Christian culture, people who become Christians maybe stop swearing and begin going to church but never mature beyond that point, being satisfied with a watered-down and diluted version of the faith that makes them feel comfortable but not much else. Following Christ is so much more than this, but many never realize it.
Well they're not fired. Its actually worse. They're on indefinite leave, forcing them to quit. That also means they have limited options for unemployment.
It's a bit like that Japanese office culture, where instead of firing you, they'd dump unwanted office workers in an empty room and wait for them to quit.
Im positive you can file for unemployment in this scenario just like gov employees could file when Trump did the shutdown and they were employed but not paid.
the facts are crystal clear: everyone is safer when everyone is vaccinated,"
Wow. I thought the AVERAGE shitlib was bad, but here is a shining example of someone unfit to be CEO, LOW-INFO, MEME-SPEWING RETARD making 180g a year and getting MILLIONS worth in stock.
United is telling its employees that those who apply for a religious exemption and are denied must get their first shot by Sept. 27 or they will be terminated
Time for the lawsuits. Get fired, lawyer up.
United staffers who are granted medical exemptions will reportedly be placed on temporary medical leave.
This is Legitimately tyrannical. I hope they're run fully out of business.
Employees who directly interact with customers such as pilots, flight attendants and gate agents who are granted an exemption will be permitted to return to work “once the pandemic meaningfully recedes,"
Oof. "Once proof of the tooth fairy is produced, you can go back to work, lemmings..."
Mechanics and dispatchers who are also given exemptions may return to work once United implements new testing procedures and other mitigation measures,
Mechanics and dispatch.... aka working remotely from customers and pilots / other staff.
It's about CONTROL. (And not just remedy's shitty ripoff of alan wake~!)
pandemic leave will only be offered to team members who are fully vaccinated ...and who provide their vaccination card to us,"
"If being a nazi was legal, would people really do it?(in 2020 do people know better??)
And this is a violation of their civil liberties. Religion is about the only thing the taco supreme court is protecting these days.
See you in bankruptcy, again, assholes.
It’s got what boomers crave?
You know the next time they go bankrupt, the Fed's just going to print them back to solvency again.
At the end of the article it talks about other airlines:
This faux-vaccine, which does not grant immunity, will be mandated to fight the exact variants that the vaccine basically has little to no protection against. Science!
Remember those other vaccines that people were proudly getting early this year that got pulled completely and nobody mentions that? I'd bet you could still use that card too.
They'll redefine vaccinated to mean 3 shots, or however many boosters.
"You need 57 shots. And god help you if you were born DURING the Eternal Injection Times, because even though you're only 7 years old, you still need all 57 shots to be allowed into any grocer."
Israel already has, and announced they will mandate more.
They will then force everyone to get the pfizer shot, Profit
The drug exists, but not the legally distinct product that received FDA approval. FDA mentioned this in their statement, so it's not playing semantics. They need to provide a complete list of ingredients, a list of risks (at least Myocarditis and Thrombosis), receive acceptance from FDA on those, and then package and ship.
I don't know if there is less liability immunity with the approved version if/when available. Long-term trials, including for pregnancy effects will be "complete" 2025, and 2027. I put that in quotes, because they halved the current trial.
Companies are going to bet that they can survive longer with limited staff than their former employees can survive without a job. There will also be lawsuits, but those will take years.
I also wouldn't be surprised if part of tomorrow's announcement is some new FAA policies regarding vaccination of passengers and crew. Again lawsuits, but also again they will take years.
On the one hand I think you're right. On the other hand less/harder travel opens the door for more localism which could be a good thing. So it's unclear if that could actually work out in our favor.
Yeah going to smaller, more local and independent governments is exactly what we need right now. That way individuals can actually make a difference and we're not depending on the corrupt federal leaders or corrupt leaders in foreign nations.
The greatest threat to mankind is international travel. Our collective immune system can easily defeat any virus or similar biological threat unless it is artificially transported around the globe in a matter of days by people on airplanes.
INTENTIONALLY, by the CHINESE
Hey, hey hey hey, you can't place all the blame on them...
Several game journos bragged on twitter back in Feb2020 about circumventing travel restrictions via flights.
make no mistake, the faggots at the top are getting paid off to harm their employees. same as it ever was, just with an added layer of condescending nazi to it.
amazin'
Oh, don't worry, you won't be afford to drive anywhere either.
Just today I read that there's a proposal in Germany to add an extra "green tax" (on top of existing carbon taxes) of 0.7 EUR per liter to gasoline and diesel. That's about an extra dollar, per liter, not gallon, in taxes. To put it in US terms, it's an extra $3.77 per gallon, just in this extra tax alone. The justification is that they're not meeting the decarbonization criteria they put on themselves a few years ago. Coming soon to a country near you.
Yet the US was even when we weren’t part of their treaty to tax us out of existence…
It's not even related to the Paris Accords if that's what you mean - western nations are doing all sorts of garbage like this on their own.
This is downstream of recent NIH/AMA recommendations seeking to abolish the religious or philosophical exemption option from federal workers and military, and ultimately the public. This is like pulling out the crucial pin in Jenga. Take away the legitimacy of ‘god given’ liberties, set precedent that gives the government free reign in trampling similar existing philosophical or religious protections that are currently outside of their purview. This would open a constitutional crisis like we’ve never seen before. It would surely result in unrest or outright revolt.
A lot of Christians are cucked these days. The typical church has been transformed into an institution whose very existence is a mockery of God.
Sadly true. There are still good people in church, but modern "churchianity" just sells everyone the "Disney Channel" version of Christianity where everything is safe and friendly and makes you feel comfortable, but has zero depth or meaning or power behind it.
I'm having a bit of a crises of faith right now because of my fellow christians around me. They've all happily gotten the jab and defended the government here in canada when they banned us from going to church. My own father defended pastors getting arrested in my province. Being christian hasn't seemed to give many christians around me any insight about the evil behind this scamdemic so I'm really at a loss.
Christians are just people that believe in a middle eastern slave cult.
EVERYONE is ultimately acting out of self-interest. This is a lesson than comes with time. You sound young. Give it time.
It sounds like your father and others you mention are simply immature Christians who've gotten swept up in the culture around them. These types of Christians often remain immature in their faith for most of their lives and for all intents and purposes appear just like non-believers.
Maturing and growing as a Christian requires seeking and growing and sacrifice. Unfortunately due to the state of modern Christian culture, people who become Christians maybe stop swearing and begin going to church but never mature beyond that point, being satisfied with a watered-down and diluted version of the faith that makes them feel comfortable but not much else. Following Christ is so much more than this, but many never realize it.
The "again" part means the next time won't matter to them, either.
Good, let these cunts overplay their band so we can go back to the only two documents that matter and burn down the rest.
People literally will do nothing.
Well they're not fired. Its actually worse. They're on indefinite leave, forcing them to quit. That also means they have limited options for unemployment.
It's a bit like that Japanese office culture, where instead of firing you, they'd dump unwanted office workers in an empty room and wait for them to quit.
Im positive you can file for unemployment in this scenario just like gov employees could file when Trump did the shutdown and they were employed but not paid.
Correct. The legal term for this is "Constructive Dismissal". I hope those affected sue for religious discrimination
So, basically you're fired.
Without the unemployment payments, severance, or parachute.
In California, if the boss drastically cuts your hours, you can still be eligible for unemployment.
Wow. I thought the AVERAGE shitlib was bad, but here is a shining example of someone unfit to be CEO, LOW-INFO, MEME-SPEWING RETARD making 180g a year and getting MILLIONS worth in stock.
Time for the lawsuits. Get fired, lawyer up.
This is Legitimately tyrannical. I hope they're run fully out of business.
Oof. "Once proof of the tooth fairy is produced, you can go back to work, lemmings..."
Mechanics and dispatch.... aka working remotely from customers and pilots / other staff.
It's about CONTROL. (And not just remedy's shitty ripoff of alan wake~!)
"If being a nazi was legal, would people really do it?(in 2020 do people know better??)
Here's our answer.
Any companies that force people to take a rushed vaccine deserve bankruptcy