New Brunswick now provides grocery stores the option to prevent unvaccinated from entering

[Queen K]

May I introduce you to "Cashless society: are you in" and my Covid thread in the conspiracies section about that very topic, buy/selling and the covid laws.

The two are going to go hand in hand. Soon.

New Brunswick is the flagship for what a small county in CA is already doing.

[sobrohusfat]

you may...

but i already figured Queen K would understand.

[Randall T]

Some people feel strongly that it should be entirely up to them whether they get the COVID-19 vaccine. In Canada it is a personal decision to get the Covid vaccine or not. However, ...yakiddy yakiddy yak....responsibilities and consequences.

lol - ohhh man - how awkward its going to be when the whole "you reap what you sew" thing kicks in someday. yikes.

Not long ago it was inconceivable to imagine how the "...no man will be able to buy or sell unless he..." bit could possibly come to pass in our lifetime. Not so hard to imagine now eh !? Just a couple more wee cranks of the vice and they'll be smugly justifying that too.

whoooo boy - fools said i, ye do not know....

Reduced to quoting scripture now are we? That's productive. I think there's already a forum section where you can quote all the Revelations you want and maybe get a following. It adds nothing of substance to this particular discussion though.

[sobrohusfat]

We'll see


...meanwhile here's something I'm sure of Jack;
I'll not be running what I want to say past you, for your approval - ever.

[OKkayak]

Meh, the only people throwing a temper tantrum are the same people who throw temper tantrums when asked to wear a mask in the grocery store as they fall on the floor squealing and screaming about the "Charter of Rights" pretending they actually understand it.

[Catri]

Meh, the only people throwing a temper tantrum are the same people who throw temper tantrums when asked to wear a mask in the grocery store as they fall on the floor squealing and screaming about the "Charter of Rights" pretending they actually understand it.

Seriously, it's not even that hard to understand the Charter of Rights, if any of them had actually read it.

Stupid special snowflakes who think they have some magical "right" to make choices without consequences.

[OKkayak]

if any of them had actually read it.

There's the problem right there, you have to read it - not just listen to some obscure video or podcast and believe everything that is preached to them.

Whats even more bizarre, is how they believe that rights and freedoms only apply to them as an individual. Weird.

[Randall T]

We'll see


...meanwhile here's something I'm sure of Jack;
I'll not be running what I want to say past you, for your approval - ever.

Probably a good idea. I'm just one of those heathen ers anyway.

[Randall T]

if any of them had actually read it.

There's the problem right there, you have to read it - not just listen to some obscure video or podcast and believe everything that is preached to them.

Whats even more bizarre, is how they believe that rights and freedoms only apply to them as an individual. Weird.

It's amazing how many of them base their knowledge on what US conservative media spews out and know all about their own system. Bizarre and weird certainly applies.

[liisgo]

At what point does someone have a right to get some food?

They already do, they just don't like the stores rules. The same as if someone wanted to buy groceries naked and screams 'charter rights' BS because no grocery store wants them walking around with it all hanging out.

Exactly,, ban obese from the very stores that sell the poisons that kill them. Let them scream charter of rights. Its in their best interest.
Society has gone stupid eh

[normaM]

hmm, you can rip what you sew but can't reap it :/
Ah the ole Bible verses. I agree with those who say some people really don't know the Charter of Rights.. they just like to beak that their rights are being violated.

[mexi cali]

What are the main limitations of the Canadian Charter of rights and freedoms?

The rights and freedoms in the Charter are not absolute. They can be limited to protect other rights or important national values. For example, freedom of expression may be limited by laws against hate propaganda or child pornography.

[Pappywinkle]

hmm, you can rip what you sew but can't reap it :/
Ah the ole Bible verses. I agree with those who say some people really don't know the Charter of Rights.. they just like to beak that their rights are being violated.

Pretty hilarious that those insisting that stores violate their freedumbs always fail to mention how stores are going the extra mile to accommodate them with online orders and curb-side pickup.

[gertlush]

Hmm, my understanding was retail has seen very little spread. The most recent superspreader events are from vaxxed people getting together and ignoring restrictions. And travel... yeah ban people from grocery stores but travel to friggin Liberia? Sure, why not.

[OKkayak]

"Can you provide proof of vaccination in order to enter the premises?"

"How dare you! Its my constitutional right! You're a Nazi!"

"Can you please wear this mask?"

"How dare you! Its my constitutional right! You're a Nazi!"

"Sigh, could you at least keep 6 feet away from others?"

"How dare you! Its my constitutional right! You're a Nazi!"





And the de-evolution of the pandummies continues.