Thank you. I agree. My manager wanted me to take the “religious exemption.” I told her it had nothing to do with faith and that I would not use God as an excuse not to get vaccinated. Forcing me to take the vaccine or else lose employment is what I was against, and I told her so. No one should be forced to take anything they don’t want. I was terminated. Now I am wondering if I should pursue a lawsuit as I am still irked over it all.
Next they are going to want us to get a religious exemption for not getting run over by a truck or struck by lightning.
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Some attorneys will take such cases on a contingency basis where they don’t get paid unless you win.
What you need is Saul, a junkyard dog attorney who takes no prisoners.
They wear cheap suits, yell at their employees and have offices in the bad part of town.
Companies want to settle to keep that kind of attorney out of their hair.
I think your lawsuit would not be successful in a Constitutional sense, not in this political lawfare world. The vaccine mandate has and is still from unelected bureaucrats. There must be a compelling reason other than I don’t want to, if you disobey your masters. That ship sailed once we told Trump we would definitely obey, hide at home and mask up, have our travel restricted by him. J6 is enough to tell you that they are afraid of you, but will definitely imprison you indefinitely without cause. He didn’t say much about the gulag, but he is still praising his big pharma blank checks, lockdowns and paying people to stay home.