Vaccine
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perrymax
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Will we wake up?
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RLWEBB
12 pointer
I miss those Far Side cartoons by Gary Larson. Some were about hunting and were hilarious.
Feedman
Cyber-Hunter
Far side use to be my favorite
EdLongshanks
12 pointer
Me too. My aunt gave me a book of them when I was a kid. I loved reading it
Our local State Senate Rep Robby Mills posted this on his Facebook page.
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Robby Mills for KY
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I started my day with this email screen, and most of the emails pretained to mandatory vaccinations.
I have always placed the utmost importance on personal and business liberties, and beleive that these important concepts are the bedrock of our great country. The coronavirus, vaccinations and the need to get our economy and lives moving again, has brought these two important concepts in to conflict in recent days.
Last sesssion(2021), the Legislature passed SB8, which I co-sponsored. This law addressed mandatory required vaccinations by the State of children and adults. It allows children, whose doctor objected to the child being vaccinated, to be able to opt out of mandatory vaccinations. It allows children, whose parent objected because of religous conviction, to opt out of mandatory vaccinations. Finally, it allows adults that object based on religous grounds or conscientiously held beliefs, to opt out of mandatory vaccinations.
Clearly, the opinion of the KY Senate and KY House, is to NOT mandate Covid-19 vaccination, but to allow individuals and their doctor to make their own vaccination decisions.
However, SB8 did NOT address employer mandated vaccinations, which is occurring at some local employers, as we speak.
Employer Mandatory Vaccinations pits personal liberties against business liberties, and will undoubtably be an issue that will be tried and decided in court. The KY Legislature will not be in a position to speak to this issue until January 2022. Governor Beshear could speak to this issue in an executive order and Attorney General Camron could challenge the executive order.
My approach will be very cautious when approaching limiting the liberties of either indivduals or businesses, but it is important to note that not all jobs and workplaces are the same, and the specifics of each workplace may require vaccinations or legislative adjustments to limit business liability and increase customer or patient safety.
We truly are in unprecedented times that are bringing up new, legal questions that have never ben addressed. I pledge to protect both individual and business liberties, when we address this issue in the 2022 General Assembly.
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Robby Mills for KY
AheamdcoutarguSsdt l9p oat n7d:2lnecsordetd2 cgPMa ·
I started my day with this email screen, and most of the emails pretained to mandatory vaccinations.
I have always placed the utmost importance on personal and business liberties, and beleive that these important concepts are the bedrock of our great country. The coronavirus, vaccinations and the need to get our economy and lives moving again, has brought these two important concepts in to conflict in recent days.
Last sesssion(2021), the Legislature passed SB8, which I co-sponsored. This law addressed mandatory required vaccinations by the State of children and adults. It allows children, whose doctor objected to the child being vaccinated, to be able to opt out of mandatory vaccinations. It allows children, whose parent objected because of religous conviction, to opt out of mandatory vaccinations. Finally, it allows adults that object based on religous grounds or conscientiously held beliefs, to opt out of mandatory vaccinations.
Clearly, the opinion of the KY Senate and KY House, is to NOT mandate Covid-19 vaccination, but to allow individuals and their doctor to make their own vaccination decisions.
However, SB8 did NOT address employer mandated vaccinations, which is occurring at some local employers, as we speak.
Employer Mandatory Vaccinations pits personal liberties against business liberties, and will undoubtably be an issue that will be tried and decided in court. The KY Legislature will not be in a position to speak to this issue until January 2022. Governor Beshear could speak to this issue in an executive order and Attorney General Camron could challenge the executive order.
My approach will be very cautious when approaching limiting the liberties of either indivduals or businesses, but it is important to note that not all jobs and workplaces are the same, and the specifics of each workplace may require vaccinations or legislative adjustments to limit business liability and increase customer or patient safety.
We truly are in unprecedented times that are bringing up new, legal questions that have never ben addressed. I pledge to protect both individual and business liberties, when we address this issue in the 2022 General Assembly.
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RLWEBB
12 pointer
Me three. I’ve got 2 or 3 Far Side books.
00noturkey
12 pointer
the paper, from louisville is owned by liberals. the one where im at now, who knows.
Regulator623
12 pointer
Important public service announcement about the Delta variant..
https://citizenfreepress.com/breaking/hey-doc-whats-so-funny/
https://citizenfreepress.com/breaking/hey-doc-whats-so-funny/
yote hunter
12 pointer
He sounds like a chicken shit coward to me. Tell him to pick a side or get out of the way.
barney
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- Oct 11, 2005
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Looks like that damn Trump was right again.
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Feedman
Cyber-Hunter
Cheap an effective. 2 good reasons to not use it
rcb216
12 pointer
They don’t want it cured. They want it to spread. So they can spread fear. If the government can keep people in fear they can control them and make billions off of it.
If the Government wanted to control this Covid Virus they would close the border!! They didn't, therefore they don't care!!
