A German official has declared that unvaccinated citizens will have fewer "freedoms" under the new push by the government. dw.com/en/germany-law… This follows calls to make life difficult for the unvaccinated in his country. jonathanturley.org/2021/07/13/it-…
As I have said previously, it is likely that companies can impose mandatory vaccine requirements so long as they accommodate religious and health objections. We seem to be entering a new stage in vaccine policy...
...We first tried reasoned consent but that did not work for many Americans. I (and my family) and many others agreed in that stage that it was important to be vaccinated. However, more than half of the country did not get vaccinated...
...We then went to a type of induced consent with the use of lotteries and other benefits to get people to consent. jonathanturley.org/2021/05/18/ohi… That failed in making major inroads...
...Now there seems a shift to coerced consent through private companies denying employment or travel or recreation without proof of vaccination. That approach will drive up costs and limit the opportunities for those who refuse to consent...
...It will remain difficult to challenge such private mandates, particularly by employers. Companies have a legitimate interest in protecting the workplace and they have favorable CDC recommendations (and a raging variant problem) to support them in court.
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