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Community Support for Valley Health Workers Association

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Simone Adamley
4 years ago

Which they have.

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Simone Adamley
4 years ago

They're not being forced to take it.

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Simone Adamley
4 years ago

It is a choice.

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Simone Adamley
4 years ago

So since they have that already, what's the problem?

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Simone Adamley
4 years ago

They sure are. How is that relevant here?

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Simone Adamley
4 years ago

And they absolutely have the right to choose. You're arguing that they shouldn't have to abide by the consequences of their right to choose, which is preposterous.

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Simone Adamley
4 years ago

It is. They're not entitled to their jobs, and they're certainly not entitled to get paid to put patients at risk

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Simone Adamley
4 years ago

Indeed. They should just quit and find a profession that better suits them.

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Simone Adamley
4 years ago

They have it.

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Simone Adamley
4 years ago

Nope not even a little

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Simone Adamley
4 years ago

Nobody is losing that freedom in this case. I think you're confused -- choice still has consequences.

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Simone Adamley
4 years ago

Nobody is being forced to get it

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Simone Adamley
4 years ago

This is wrong. The vaccine works and is essential.

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Simone Adamley
4 years ago

Where exactly is that happening?

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Simone Adamley
4 years ago

GRANTED

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Simone Adamley
4 years ago

They're not forcing anyone to take the shot. Please stop misrepresenting this. They can make their own choice. But they're not entitled to put other people at risk and get paid for it,.

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Simone Adamley
4 years ago

Where are the forced medical procedures?

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Simone Adamley
4 years ago

Choice requires consequences

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Simone Adamley
4 years ago

"Healthcare providers must be able to chose for themselves if the COVID vaccine is right for them." They have that right. But they're not entitled to a job if they decide to put patients (not to mention themselves), at risk. Make your choice. But abide by the consequences of your choice.

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Simone Adamley
4 years ago

Same for patients too, right?