I think you're right but I do hope they try it. It'll only wake more people up.This one will probably lose in courts hard, to be honest.
I would like to think so, but Roberts is notorious for siding with the left of 'slam dunk' conservative wins that are in conflict with globalism - a short list: Obamacare, Eminent Domain, Gay Marriage, the recent exclusion of religious exemption from vaccine mandates for city employees.This one will probably lose in courts hard, to be honest.
They'll probably make it "proof of vaccination or recent, negative COVID test."This one will probably lose in courts hard, to be honest.
Sadly it's not about money anymore, it's about control. The people in charge don't care about the money, they print the money, they have all in the world. You guys are fortunate in the US that you at least have a vast country with differentiated regions: here in the Netherlands it's so concentrated that 1 law just applies for everything straightaway.Vaccine requirements would cause too much money to be lost from too many sectors of the economy. There are some very rich people who will fight that order to the end and even if they lost, would disobey it anyways. Freedom of travel is too important for too many parts of America.
At most, some blue states will require flights inbound to prove vaccination... but red states would still challenge it. Red states would also never follow that law.
I pray that you are right Samseau. Roberts is definitely compromised. We can't count on the courts to save us at this point.
Sadly it's not about money anymore, it's about control. The people in charge don't care about the money, they print the money, they have all in the world. You guys are fortunate in the US that you at least have a vast country with differentiated regions: here in the Netherlands it's so concentrated that 1 law just applies for everything straightaway.
This is beyond anything imaginable, looks like some medieval parade:
You can also take off a seatbelt whenever you want. These injections miscalled vaccines are an experimental therapy whose effects cannot be removed or reversed if you happen to have a bad reaction (like the people with tachycardia and heart palpitations, or myocarditis).The seatbelt analogy is the most midwit argument ever. If you had to replace a car’s seatbelts every 3-5 months for them to work effectively, that brand of car would be permanently banned from being sold.
Vaccine requirements would cause too much money to be lost from too many sectors of the economy. There are some very rich people who will fight that order to the end and even if they lost, would disobey it anyways. Freedom of travel is too important for too many parts of America.
At most, some blue states will require flights inbound to prove vaccination... but red states would still challenge it. Red states would also never follow that law.
This reasoning makes no sense. The rich people (who matter) are hand-in-glove with the globalists. Why else was there little pushback against lockdowns and vaccine mandates from the wealthy?
Also, keep in mind that most big companies have government contracts.
In Canada, we already have travel restrictions: the vaccine-free cannot travel on planes, trains, or ferries. No resistance was forthcoming.
Having "more" also means having more to loseThis reasoning makes no sense. The rich people (who matter) are hand-in-glove with the globalists. Why else was there little pushback against lockdowns and vaccine mandates from the wealthy?
Also, keep in mind that most big companies have government contracts.
In Canada, we already have travel restrictions: the vaccine-free cannot travel on planes, trains, or ferries. No resistance was forthcoming.