Haven't yet, though they're thinking of making it mandatory at my work. I still won't be doing so - even if it means me losing my job. If a place makes that shit a condition of working there, the place isn't worth working for anyway. It's akin to saying that a person needs to have genital mutilation surgery a condition of working at a place.
I make my own decisions in regards to medical procedures, and only after doing thorough research and seeing the results of clinical trials - I will not be coerced or bullied into making them. Seeing as though the clinical trials for this vaccine end in 2023, I'll be making those decisions in 2 years time - and it's likely it'll still be a "no".
Haven't yet, though they're thinking of making it mandatory at my work. I still won't be doing so - even if it means me losing my job. If a place makes that shit a condition of working there, the place isn't worth working for anyway. It's akin to saying that a person needs to have genital mutilation surgery a condition of working at a place.
I make my own decisions in regards to medical procedures, and only after doing thorough research and seeing the results of clinical trials - I will not be coerced or bullied into making them. Seeing as though the clinical trials for this vaccine end in 2023, I'll be making those decisions in 2 years time - and it's likely it'll still be a "no".
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