The guy who preposterously claimed that the European Central Bank was going to impose mandatory vaccination on all member states is at it again.
I'm not keeping count, because it would be impossible, but you're wrong yet again, as you always are.
This woman in fact opposed the mandatory vaccination that was proposed in the Polish parliament.
Anna Wawrzyniak: The draft law on amenities for entrepreneurs during an epidemic leads to unjustified privileging and discrimination
....On a constitutional basis, introducing universal compulsory immunization against COVID-19 would require confirmation that the adoption of the COVID-19 vaccine not only reduces the risk of severe disease, but also significantly reduces virus transmission. Unfortunately, the theses about limiting virus transmission are not confirmed by the current state of scientific knowledge. On the other hand, medical reports indicate that there are groups of people for whom vaccination is not justified, and may even be inadvisable.
...Such a legal structure favors some entrepreneurs, and induces others to obtain a privileged status, and the argument is based on the possibility of pursuing a profitable activity or suffering large financial losses, or even the necessity to close the company. This, in turn, leads to sanitary segregation of citizens and deepens existing social divisions.
So... she actually agreed with you 100%, but that (obviously) won't stop you from hating her, which had nothing to do with vaccination to begin with.
Are you capable of getting anything right? Literally anything?
Quick, make up something else. Catholicism tradcuck taxing single men for their large families UNITED FEMDOM!
Nah, I'll blame you for blindly believing everything that you read online.
You really should have considered for a moment: hey, why would a right-wing Catholic organization would support mandatory vaccination? Perhaps I should look into this before making a fool of myself yet again.
It's not even impossible for this to be the position of the organization. Some right-wing Catholics, like Adrian Vermeule (another woman supporting mandatory vaccination), support this sort of thing in the name of 'the common good'.
But you saw 'WOMAN' and jumped the gun, as you always do.
P.S. Did you ever get around to demonstrating your claim that Elon Musk supports a 'bachelor tax'? Or was that another one of your lies?
The guy who preposterously claimed that the European Central Bank was going to impose mandatory vaccination on all member states is at it again.
I'm not keeping count, because it would be impossible, but you're wrong yet again, as you always are.
This woman in fact opposed the mandatory vaccination that was proposed in the Polish parliament.
So... she actually agreed with you 100%, but that (obviously) won't stop you from hating her, which had nothing to do with vaccination to begin with.
Are you capable of getting anything right? Literally anything?
Quick, make up something else. Catholicism tradcuck taxing single men for their large families UNITED FEMDOM!
Blame the person who wrote the article for stating it as if she was in favor.
This is a shitty take, you should have just posted the correction and left it.
I corrected my comment anyway.
Nah, I'll blame you for blindly believing everything that you read online.
You really should have considered for a moment: hey, why would a right-wing Catholic organization would support mandatory vaccination? Perhaps I should look into this before making a fool of myself yet again.
It's not even impossible for this to be the position of the organization. Some right-wing Catholics, like Adrian Vermeule (another woman supporting mandatory vaccination), support this sort of thing in the name of 'the common good'.
But you saw 'WOMAN' and jumped the gun, as you always do.
P.S. Did you ever get around to demonstrating your claim that Elon Musk supports a 'bachelor tax'? Or was that another one of your lies?
Because they are Catholic?
https://scored.co/c/KotakuInAction2/p/141EiPZC4L/pope-francis--getting-vaccinated/c
I thought you'd cite an actual Catholic, rather than the Pope. To think that we could have had Benedict all these years.
But it's not exactly rocket science why a 80-year-old man would take the vaccine.