Think of it as "Experimental Test Group 1" but the shitty part is when everyone sues the State Government they will pay the settlements with tax money.
when everyone sues the State Government they will pay the settlements with tax money.
That's assuming it isn't thrown out of court for "no standing", with the judges using the most backward-physics, Clown World mental gymnastics imaginable.
Where'd you end up going? I'm trying to get out in the next year myself. Looking for somewhere with the least amount of "diversity" and not terrible winters.
Six weeks or so into schools going back here without masks or vaccine requirements. I was promised mass graves piled high with dead kids. Instead, I think it's helping to move people past it as they realize when their kids do get it, it lasts about half a day and they are fine. Hence why California can never allow that to happen.
My brain keeps reading "tyranny" as "tranny" (I blame the fact that these two things are closely related in the west now, in addition to only being a letter apart) and got a very different mental image...
Private school, home school, or leave the state. It should be easier than ever to find resources on homeschooling, since it's become much more popular recently, including local parent groups that share homeschooling responsibility.
California requires them to maintain immunization records as well.
It's my understanding from what I've read that the COVID vax requirement will not apply to home schooling at least yet. But it would be incredibly naive to think they won't at least consider trying it, and parents should really have a plan.
He'll have blood on his hands. The political class, the pharmaceutical companies and the great-resetters will circle around to protect him, but we'll know who to blame.
This guy is a putz. Influenza vaccinations have never been a requirement because they don't work any way. So, whatever happened to the flu since the political version showed up?
Once I would have said, 'until a few children die' nothing will happen.
Today that won't matter either.
Honestly someone smarter than I needs to figure out a way to troll the trans mission team against the enforced vaccine. Its probably the only way anything will happen, that doesn't involve innocents in body bags, marked "covid death" instead of "vaccine death".
I think this will end up becoming a big deal. Forcing injections on children? People might inject themselves for a job, but putting your kid through that to go to school will cause a big backlash.
As we speak right now I'm preparing to quit my job, retrain for a new career, sell my house and move, all on the basis that I don't think the government has the authority to tell people what to do.
Compared to that, how far are you willing to go for what you believe?
Consider Jack Murphy on Timcast.
Jack's pathetic. All whine, no dine.
And the thing is, I'm not fundamentally opposed to the viral vector vaccine on its merits and risks. But my attitude on the use of government authority is that the harder they try to use it, the more hostile my response will be, because I don't stand the government telling people what to do.
Only if you take the most pedantic interpretation of the present tense.
Which I sometimes do.
But let's talk in generalizations. The vast majority of conservatives are just talk. They're not willing to endure actual hardship for their principles.
Like, if you're just willing to RELOCATE to adhere to your beliefs you're already the top 1% of republicans in terms of living your principles.
Admittedly it is a bit pedantic, but I was thinking more along the lines of how it might accidentally disincentivize the behavior you desire. But it's largely speculation on my part, because I am not irl buddies with any such person and so I don't fully understand how to motivate them.
I do agree with your general stance here, there is a surplus of talkers and those talkers can make people too comfortable to take action (because action is uncomfortable). This stuff would be a lot simpler if feds weren't paid a salary to muck up things and seed paranoia.
I've also become wary of posts like "you won't do anything" and "do something", because the vagueness reeks to me. In my mind, a man under pressure should receive some guidance more useful than that, especially since a lot of us are basically strangers and don't know how stable the other person is.
California is so fucked up
Glad I got the fuck out.
Think of it as "Experimental Test Group 1" but the shitty part is when everyone sues the State Government they will pay the settlements with tax money.
That's assuming it isn't thrown out of court for "no standing", with the judges using the most backward-physics, Clown World mental gymnastics imaginable.
and the test subjects will also leave and spread their shit everywhere else.
Where'd you end up going? I'm trying to get out in the next year myself. Looking for somewhere with the least amount of "diversity" and not terrible winters.
Texas
Six weeks or so into schools going back here without masks or vaccine requirements. I was promised mass graves piled high with dead kids. Instead, I think it's helping to move people past it as they realize when their kids do get it, it lasts about half a day and they are fine. Hence why California can never allow that to happen.
a 300 pound healthy child died so we need to destroy the hearts of many more, it's for their safety.
Absolutely no underlying condition to be found.
This is where hard lines have to be drawn, they will keep pushing until they taste their own tyranny.
My brain keeps reading "tyranny" as "tranny" (I blame the fact that these two things are closely related in the west now, in addition to only being a letter apart) and got a very different mental image...
They clearly won't stop on their own. No idea what we should do with that information.
Private school, home school, or leave the state. It should be easier than ever to find resources on homeschooling, since it's become much more popular recently, including local parent groups that share homeschooling responsibility.
This also applies to private schools.
California requires them to maintain immunization records as well.
It's my understanding from what I've read that the COVID vax requirement will not apply to home schooling at least yet. But it would be incredibly naive to think they won't at least consider trying it, and parents should really have a plan.
It's worth a fight before retreating. Enough parents being loud and ungovernable can move the needle.
everything they do is so transparent yet with the media and institutions on their side there is no meaningful way to push back
keep pushing until everyone who isn't loyal to the revolution outs themselves for destruction
He'll have blood on his hands. The political class, the pharmaceutical companies and the great-resetters will circle around to protect him, but we'll know who to blame.
Teachers don't though. Knows which side butters his bread.
This guy is a putz. Influenza vaccinations have never been a requirement because they don't work any way. So, whatever happened to the flu since the political version showed up?
He should do a photo op of his own kids being vaccinated.
wtf is a mandate
Once I would have said, 'until a few children die' nothing will happen.
Today that won't matter either.
Honestly someone smarter than I needs to figure out a way to troll the trans mission team against the enforced vaccine. Its probably the only way anything will happen, that doesn't involve innocents in body bags, marked "covid death" instead of "vaccine death".
I think this will end up becoming a big deal. Forcing injections on children? People might inject themselves for a job, but putting your kid through that to go to school will cause a big backlash.
I don't believe this has actually passed yet, though I'm sure this pozzed hellhole will.
Would you be willing to share the source on these numbers?
I think this is when shit starts to get real. People will grumble about masks, but this is forced injection of children.
And in response you are going to.... ?
Why are you trying to incite a fedposting response?
If a person is posting then they're not doing.
As we speak right now I'm preparing to quit my job, retrain for a new career, sell my house and move, all on the basis that I don't think the government has the authority to tell people what to do.
Compared to that, how far are you willing to go for what you believe?
Consider Jack Murphy on Timcast.
Jack's pathetic. All whine, no dine.
And the thing is, I'm not fundamentally opposed to the viral vector vaccine on its merits and risks. But my attitude on the use of government authority is that the harder they try to use it, the more hostile my response will be, because I don't stand the government telling people what to do.
I have already left California, the state that I called my home for decades.
I am searching for a new job since my current job only gave me a religious exemption till the end of this year.
I am certainly doing and not just posting.
K, and...
You aren't Unknownsailor. Who I replied to in the first place.
Is this not a contradiction, in your view?
Only if you take the most pedantic interpretation of the present tense.
Which I sometimes do.
But let's talk in generalizations. The vast majority of conservatives are just talk. They're not willing to endure actual hardship for their principles.
Like, if you're just willing to RELOCATE to adhere to your beliefs you're already the top 1% of republicans in terms of living your principles.
Admittedly it is a bit pedantic, but I was thinking more along the lines of how it might accidentally disincentivize the behavior you desire. But it's largely speculation on my part, because I am not irl buddies with any such person and so I don't fully understand how to motivate them.
I do agree with your general stance here, there is a surplus of talkers and those talkers can make people too comfortable to take action (because action is uncomfortable). This stuff would be a lot simpler if feds weren't paid a salary to muck up things and seed paranoia.
I've also become wary of posts like "you won't do anything" and "do something", because the vagueness reeks to me. In my mind, a man under pressure should receive some guidance more useful than that, especially since a lot of us are basically strangers and don't know how stable the other person is.