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Phew, glad that's cleared up! (archive.is)

posted 2 years ago by IPegSpez 2 years ago by IPegSpez +14 / -1

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– TheImpossible1 5 points 2 years ago +6 / -1

In a statement provided to the AP, Brigitta Schmidsberger, the human resources director for the city of Linz, said that the municipal government is hiring the employees in anticipation of the increased workload created by the mandate’s new financial penalty system

I wouldn't trust her

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– GeneralBoobs 5 points 2 years ago +5 / -0

Didn't need to know it was a woman not to trust the bitch. Austria as a country needs to be wiped off the map along side Germany. Evil breeds in that place as long as they have their own governments, always has. Far as I'm concerned, Putin can take over and subjugate their people in a new Russian Empire. Hell, he can take most of Europe too.

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– SupremeReader 3 points 2 years ago +3 / -0

Why not the Hungarian Empire?

And whatever caused you to pull Putin out of your ass? It's the dirty serfs who are uppity about not getting the Sputnik. And even that faltering:

The opposition to QR codes comes as wider anti-vaccination sentiment across the country appears to be falling. Some 36% of Russians said they were outright opposed to getting vaccinated — down from more than 50% in September and a high of 61% recorded in April.

Russians were slightly more positive toward the idea of vaccine passports for access to public places and mass events than transport, but 50% still opposed those policies. All 85 Russian regions have already introduced vaccine passports of some kind, though their use differs across the country. In Moscow, for instance, QR-codes are only required for mass public events of more than 500 people.

In the central city of Kazan, local authorities have pressed ahead with QR-codes for public transport despite widespread local opposition — removing more than 1,000 passengers from city buses on the first day of their introduction and rejecting an appeal from citizens that the restrictions were unconstitutional.

Levada also found that 42% of Russians were in favor of universal mandatory vaccination — up from 38% in June.

https://www.themoscowtimes.com/2021/12/07/three-quarters-of-russians-against-kremlin-plan-for-vaccine-passports-poll-a75749

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– BandageBandolier 4 points 2 years ago +4 / -0

but the positions don’t involve physically hunting unvaccinated people.

That's the weasel. They're trying to pretend hunting through electronic databases for people to fine and just passing on their details to physical law enforcement isn't really "hunting".

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