A cafe in Australia
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Contrition is good and should be rewarded. If people come around in this way, don't do any "I told you so"s.
Small buisnesses are the least dependent of the regime, which makes them the demographic best suited to defect to an alternative power. The urinalists, experts and higher are the ones who committed unforgivable sins. Without knowing anything about the person running this particular establishment, it's safe to assume they are just another unfortunate sheep in search of a shepard that won't rape them anymore.
You give the average person too much agency.
But there is an important distinction between "I'm sorry for my actions" and "I'm sorry that I suffer consequences for my actions".
We knew when the jabberoni came out, that it didn't do shit well at all. Hundreds of scientists warning of the dangers of leaky vaccines specifically talking about the COVID ones, and thousands more who were on the paid-by-big-pharma train to chime in with a "leaky vaccines like these mean we need even MORE buy-in for it to work!", not denying that they're leaky, but actually reinforcing it!
There is an excuse for ignorance when it comes to your own health. That is on you, you have a right to ruin yourself. There is no excuse for ignorance when it comes to public control and governance.
Keep in mind, it's not repentance without evident effort to not relapse.
While I agree that contrition is good and should be rewarded with some measure of compassion, I think the "I told you so"s still need to be applied liberally to drive home the point to the stupid normie. They don't learn without the sting of social disapproval, so to spare them that is to deny them the ability to learn this lesson.
Actions have consequences and their benign intent can only be allowed to mitigate a portion of those consequences.
I suppose it would also depend on how enthusiastic they were at enforcement and how much ability they had to coerce the population. A cafe owner who enthusiastically went above and beyond should suffer far more than one who didn't, but should also suffer less than say the owner of a pharmacy or grocery store.
Still in a just world anyone who ever thought these things were justified would permanently lose their voting rights, at a minimum. Given the level of vaccine injury I've personally observed, imprisonment or worse wouldn't be off the table either.
Yes, many variables for each case. The point is that this guy isn't part of the elite that unleashed the greatest psychological torture operation in history. He is most probably an entirely passive sheep and, assuming his repentance is genuine, should be welcomed to serve our side.