Abdul-Hakim Shabazz: I’m boosted for COVID-19 and proud of it

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3 thoughts on “Abdul-Hakim Shabazz: I’m boosted for COVID-19 and proud of it

  1. I believe some of those who want to take a religious exemption believe life begins at conception, and therefore people are CREATED and are protected by the constitution. Whether they are born or not. So if the unborn child’s life is taken, even though it is used for good cause, they feel they should not be forced to violate there conscience, and in their opinion DOES in fact Violates the 5th commandment which Moses took the notes.
    Fully vaccinated

    1. We have entered a world in which, rather than admit that no major religion is anti-vaccine, we have decided that everyone is their own God and has their own belief system and whatever they say goes and they shouldn’t even allow that to be questioned.

      It doesn’t matter if the only church that you frequent is Church’s chicken, no one should dare question your sincerity or perhaps ask you to explain your religious beliefs.

      Call it what you want, but it’s not a religious exemption. It weakens the entire concept of religion and the idea of submitting to a higher power.

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