Yes that is completely different because reasons
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My religion is Nudism, I am being oppressed by "No Shirt No Shoes No Service" signs
As someone who spent the last two weekends barhopping packed Austin dives where literally no one was wearing masks, I will assure you if one of them asked for proof of vaccination I would have cheerfully moved on, even though I have proof of vaccination

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