Palm Springs - freedom to choose!

This is still a free country. All citizens are free to make their own choices as long as they aren't breaking the law. This kind of segregation is wrong and against the law.

Freedom. Right to choose what’s right for your own body.

Let Freedom prevail

Keep our 14th Amendment rights alive.

Will not come to Palm Springs as long as this is in effect. Some CANNOT be vaccinated. My family has exemptions due to allergies of ingredients in vaccines

Must protest rid of mask coveting and the showing proof a covid vaccine. Our body our choice and our health is our own business

My body my choice!! Get it??

Everyone should have responsibility for themselves. This mandate is against my God given rights. I will not comply!

I'm not surprised that a city council would force this upon people, knowing history its obvious that the government would do anything to weaken their citizens. I'm slightly surprised that the outspoken few have been happy with this and do not understand that if we keep doing this, will repeat history. Whether I am vaccinated or not, I should not be forced to show papers to other people. I do not care what other people do with their bodies and no one should care what I do with my body.

You people are nuts.

Ban the mask.

I whole heartedly agree with this. Trying to force people to stick an EUA vaccine in their arm before there's an FDA vaccine or some of the better options become available only supports Pfizer, Moderna and J&J. The people writing these policies are falling for the false narrative being rammed down their throats and taking rights away from our local businesses in the process. It's a travesty.

My body, my choice. My body does not belong to the government and they should have no say PERIOD

Strongly agree! This is America!

Unfair and discriminatory mandate that will hurt businesses in Palm Springs

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America

Unnecessary

Suntan Lane Resident and PS Business owner

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