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I’m guessing that everyone will be hearing about Jacobson v. Massachusetts, 197 U.S. 11 (1905) fairly regularly once the FDA fully approves Moderna and Phizer shots. Again, I’m guessing, but willing to wager, that once fully approved, states will begin mandating the shots.
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IU by saying seven of the eight plaintiffs qualifies for exemptions shows me they are giving serious considerations to those that have legitimate reasons for not getting the vaccine. That sounds like a reasonable compromise for all sides. For example if you already had Covid and can show an antibody test that confirms that then getting a shot on top of that should be optional since natural immunity may be as effective or better. I have no idea if that’s one of their exemptions, but it should be.
These kids’ lawyer is just making $$$ on stupidity. He should almost face sanctions from the Indiana State Bar.
Sorry, I did not mean for that to be a response to you specifically.
Robert, no offense taken. I assume their will be lots of lawsuits all over the country testing mandates even with the past precedents for them. I suspect that eventually the Supremes will have to rule on this and I also suspect that they will support the previous mandates even though it’s a supposedly conservative court. They have shown a willingness to not let politics cloud their decisions so far.
Judicial precedent is a thing … unless you’re convinced that five judges would argue that Jacobson was decided incorrectly, Jim Bopp is just wasting someone’s time and money on this one.
Throwing Jacobson out would be a public health disaster.
Having Covid is not an exemption, but it should be.
There continues to be significant medical information that does not support the vaccine. Most importantly it is not approved by the FDA. There are hundreds of thousands of people who have had the china virus and are considered immune. There are hundreds of thousands of people who will be compromised caused by such an injection. There are thousands of people who have died after being injected with the vaccine. There are millions of immigrants being allowed to cross US borders who are infected with the virus; yet appears to be off topic. There are still too many questions to ask and we are not getting truthful answers. One cannot depend on the CDC, NIH, or so-called experts who constantly change the narrative. The real pandemic has become the constant demands which are being forced upon us. Our health is at risk with a plethora of other life-threatening factors and there is something gravely wrong when a government begins to force control on a free nation.
Yet you can’t post a link to any of it, you just repeat the same nonsense that is being loaded into your brain by deeper and shadower forces than the CDC or NIH.
Millions of people have taken these vaccines around the world. Have some super small percentage of people died from them? Yes. Are your unvaccinated chances of death or long COVID higher than dying from the vaccine? Also yes.
You need better news sources, and you need to divorce yourself from the idea that you’ve got better information than the experts. The idea that average Joe on the street is smarter than experts in highly specialized fields is nuts, and it’s as sad as that guy who rode the pine on his JV basketball team who played 35 seconds a season who thinks he was a better player than Larry Bird.