Thread by @MarDBallJr

The outcomes of elections are rendered irrelevant if Trump-Pence and Repub leadership push a vaccine mandate. Thus far they've only propagandized CV19 vaccines to promote their legitimacy. However, the line is looming closer.

Ask yourself: Why would the military be mobilized to "distribute" CV19 vaccines? USPS, UPS, FedEx, and numerous other business/organizations are already in place to distribute. There's no urgency that justifies the force of military, esp with so many not wanting to be vaccinated.

That's the issue of concern though, isn't it? The motivation for the "distribution" of CV19 vaccines by military force may very well be the fact that many people are determined not to take a vaccine. People always talk about government crossing the line. Folks, that is the line.

Even if we pretend that all law restricting govt authority in this country doesn't exist - We're not in conditions that would justify military force on American soil, certainly not to force people to get vaccinated.
Maybe "bringing the troops home" serves another purpose.

"Trump supporters" I've never seen or heard of before keep coming out of the woodwork talking about sedition laws, military tribunals, martial law, etc. Where do these same people stand on the issue of my refusal to comply with a vaccine mandate?
Be careful who you align with.

I have never been and will never be "America first" or a Trump loyalist. I'm God-first. My priority is Christianity, then everything else is on a completely different tier. I am a patriot. I value America. But America's value is measured by how much it reflects Christian values.

Without Christian values America's value is no more than any other non-Christian society in human history. Definitively, a vaccine mandate is anti-Christian. Traditional American values are Christian values. Therefore, a vaccine mandate is anti-American.

If it becomes "seditious" to refuse and dissent to a vaccine mandate, then I embrace such a charge fully. And the arbitrary authority and advocacy of those who support it will be anti-Christian and anti-American, and I will claim that hill as my patriotism.

So who is the patriot? The "America First" guy who thinks vaccines should be distributed and forced on Americans before anyone else? Or is it the guy who insists that the freedom to choose whether or not one takes the vaccine is the patriot?

If Trump says we should all take the vaccine, does that make me in league with the CCP and DNC if I refuse and dissent? This is why slogans or mottos like "America First" have no value to me as a Christian. It's ambiguous and arbitrary.