My own choice was almost entirely rational analysis. My wife is a nurse who works in cancer research, and we discussed it quite a bit and agreed that we wouldn't take the vaccine for at least a year to see what happened; as there was no way that it was adequately tested and we were both young enough that we weren't in the danger age bracket of having a bad Covid reaction. After a year of watching the madness unfold, along with reading this this forum and seeing many of the other comments, just cemented our decision was the right one.
Thankfully, my work, despite being a federal contractor, did not enforce the vaccine mandate. I almost hoped they would try, cause I'd love to see them try to deny a Druid a religious exemption. All the rhetoric seemed designed to thwart Christian religious exemptions. I'm sure their heads would have exploded.
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Re: The Epiphany (A reflection thread on pandemic choices)
Date: 2023-07-18 08:41 pm (UTC)Thankfully, my work, despite being a federal contractor, did not enforce the vaccine mandate. I almost hoped they would try, cause I'd love to see them try to deny a Druid a religious exemption. All the rhetoric seemed designed to thwart Christian religious exemptions. I'm sure their heads would have exploded.
-Trubrujah