A Health Care Worker Intentionally Ruined 500+ Coronavirus Vaccines & What Do You Think Should Happen To That Person?

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www.fox13now.com/.../medical-worker-deliberately-destroyed-500-doses-of-covid-19-vaccine

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The man was arrested on charges of first degree recklessly endangering safety, adulterating a prescription drug, and criminal damage to property.

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IlluminatiExposed0

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I guess my first question would be Why?

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Static_In_The_Attic

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A good question that is & I’m sure in the days to come we will find out.
IlluminatiExposed0

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Thanks for MHO!

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Static_In_The_Attic

A good question that is & I’m sure in the days to come we will find out.

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IlluminatiExposed0

Thanks for MHO!

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wagsingle

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Good chance he's an antivaxxer.

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Static_In_The_Attic

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Like a lot of things this is the unknown right now & I’m sure lawyers are going to be fighting on this one.
wagsingle

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It would be a possible motive.
Static_In_The_Attic

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One of many motives I believe.
1. We could have an antivaxxer on our hands as you say.
2. Maybe this health care worker has medical knowledge that you, I & the rest of the world doesn’t have & he ruined them to actually save lives.
3. Maybe he was having a bad day.
4. Can you think of anymore?
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Bratsondanielle

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Yes. Insanity. For one.
Static_In_The_Attic

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@Bratsondanielle Insanely it is especially when it comes to public health & this joker ruined about $11,000 worth of vaccines. Honestly I think the vaccines should be under better lock & key.
Bratsondanielle

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I agree with you completely. I kinda think that person is going to jail thou

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Static_In_The_Attic

Like a lot of things this is the unknown right now & I’m sure lawyers are going to be fighting on this one.

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wagsingle

It would be a possible motive.

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Static_In_The_Attic

One of many motives I believe.
1. We could have an antivaxxer on our hands as you say.
2. Maybe this health care worker has medical knowledge that you, I & the rest of the world doesn’t have & he ruined them to actually save lives.
3. Maybe he was having a bad day.
4. Can you think of anymore?

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Bratsondanielle

Yes. Insanity. For one.

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Static_In_The_Attic

@Bratsondanielle Insanely it is especially when it comes to public health & this joker ruined about $11,000 worth of vaccines. Honestly I think the vaccines should be under better lock & key.

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Bratsondanielle

I agree with you completely. I kinda think that person is going to jail thou

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Smoke-n-Growls

Yoda

Arrest, fines, barred from working in any healthcare capacity, and barred from working with any vulnerable populations (children, elderly, etc).

The charges should equal out to the number of lives impacted by his actions and he ought to also have his wages garnished for the cost of the vaccines lost.

Considering the USA is already short millions of vaccines, this health care worker really fucked over tons of people. Mostly, those in need of the vaccine like his peers on the front line of pandemic help (and rich politicians).

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Static_In_The_Attic

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The charges are going to be lining up on this one & lawyers are going to have a field day on this one. As for me when she is sitting in jail I think a judge should order her to write 500 letters to the families who lost someone due to covid.

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Static_In_The_Attic

The charges are going to be lining up on this one & lawyers are going to have a field day on this one. As for me when she is sitting in jail I think a judge should order her to write 500 letters to the families who lost someone due to covid.

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hahahmm | 70 opinions shared on Trending & News topic.

Guru

1. Calculate the financial value of the vials and treat them just like people who steal that much cash from ATMs are treated.
2. Calculate loss of reputation to the medical facility. Make them owe that money to the facility.
3. Banned from working in that field for life. You can't trust someone who messes with health care protocols. Next thing you know they are injecting people with household cleaning supplies by "accident".

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Static_In_The_Attic

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Nice.

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Static_In_The_Attic

Nice.

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Anonymous

This vaccine was funded by the government from people’s tax money. Without their choice, just like paying the police officers. Never by doctors. This pharmacist obviously knows what they are doing. They know how to handle medicine with proper care. If the vaccine NEEDS to be at proper temperature because of the chemicals. Then so be it! They did everyone a favor and actually did save lives. Give this person a medal!
Maybe this is why frontline workers are getting bad side effects from the vaccine. Because it’s not handled with care. It actually took a pharmacist to point out the obvious. A true hero

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Static_In_The_Attic

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As for the person who ruined the vaccines if they have knowledge that it is doing more harm than good that person & other people really need to come forward & educate the world. On television I always see commercials about bad drugs & I just hope their one doesn’t make that list & something tells me it already did.
Kuba-kun

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The only reason the vaccine must be frozen is because it contains parts of viral RNA (a guideline for proteins that your body uses to train the immunity), which degrades in few hours at room temperature.

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Static_In_The_Attic

As for the person who ruined the vaccines if they have knowledge that it is doing more harm than good that person & other people really need to come forward & educate the world. On television I always see commercials about bad drugs & I just hope their one doesn’t make that list & something tells me it already did.

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Kuba-kun

The only reason the vaccine must be frozen is because it contains parts of viral RNA (a guideline for proteins that your body uses to train the immunity), which degrades in few hours at room temperature.

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TeeBar

Xper 6

He should pay for 500 replacements and be banned from all future medical activities. If anyone can be shown to have died because of the unavailability of these vaccines then he such be charged for reckless endangerment causing death or some similar charge and "Lock 'em up!".

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Static_In_The_Attic

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Agree.

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Static_In_The_Attic

Agree.

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jshm2 | 202 opinions shared on Trending & News topic.

Guru

Still need the full details to come out. Could be she was suffering mental illness, or was under stress and acted out of character.

Either way, I don't think she was an anti-vaxxer. But the papers have blown up over the issue as not only has she wasted millions in that single action, but it demonstrates that there are issues with healthcare workers that need addressed.

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sheikalana

Guru

Why did he/she do that? I think they should get terminated with immediate effect and maybe should also be refrained from working as a health care worker again.

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Static_In_The_Attic

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Why is the question & I’m sure in the days to come we will find out.
sheikalana

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I guess that person was mentally unbalanced.

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Static_In_The_Attic

Why is the question & I’m sure in the days to come we will find out.

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sheikalana

I guess that person was mentally unbalanced.

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Bananaman177

Guru

Heroic, but futile.

We have to let the idiots take the vaccine. You can't fix stupid. Let them take the death shot and pass on, it's a mercy. A Health Care Worker Intentionally Ruined 500+ Coronavirus Vaccines & What Do You Think Should Happen To That Person?

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Twinrova

Explorer

If he thought they were supposed to be removed from the fridge or has some other dumb reason for doing it that paints his actions as well-meaning, it is unjust to punish him for it. Criminal charges are life-ruining, and we shouldn't just charge everyone and anyone who is in technical violation of the law; justice is more nuanced than simply being a set of consequences for particular rule-breaking.

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katiesmuff | 57 opinions shared on Trending & News topic.

Master

Pretty sure that person will end up in one of our countries finest public supported hotels.

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Soteris

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Ha! Good one!
Static_In_The_Attic

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That person is going to be out like a fat kid in dodgeball & you know their going to skip town.

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Soteris

Ha! Good one!

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Static_In_The_Attic

That person is going to be out like a fat kid in dodgeball & you know their going to skip town.

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Goodwifie

Guru

Strip them of their medical licence, make them pay for the ruined vials and make them do community service (disinfecting hospital wards)

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Static_In_The_Attic

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In addition have him write 500 letters to families who recently lost a loved one due to covid.
Soteris

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Strictly speaking that would be 250 families because you need two doses of the vaccine for the treatment.

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Static_In_The_Attic

In addition have him write 500 letters to families who recently lost a loved one due to covid.

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Soteris

Strictly speaking that would be 250 families because you need two doses of the vaccine for the treatment.

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genericname85 | 406 opinions shared on Trending & News topic.

Master

i would agree with that, if there was compulsory, forced vaccination. but since vaccinations are optional still (not sure for how long to come), i think that's a dick move, cause you're depriving people of their choice.

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Static_In_The_Attic

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People do have the right & for the guy who ruined 500 vaccines he wasn’t thinking of those who really needed it.

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Static_In_The_Attic

People do have the right & for the guy who ruined 500 vaccines he wasn’t thinking of those who really needed it.

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Astarlessnightsky | 101 opinions shared on Trending & News topic.

Guru

He or she would lose their job.

500 sounds much but it is planned to vaccinate every human on earth, so its not really a big set back.

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Static_In_The_Attic

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I could understand if one was ruined but 500 of them totally unacceptable.

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Static_In_The_Attic

I could understand if one was ruined but 500 of them totally unacceptable.

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purplepoppy | 318 opinions shared on Trending & News topic.

Master

Was it intentional or just down to carelessness? The Pfizer vaccine is pretty crap because its much more prone to this kind of thing than any of the alternatives.

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Fuentes

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Still playing American i see from your grey skied British village lol it's amazing what covid has done to people who spend 99% of the time in the house they. Imagine living in the US oh wellll
wagsingle

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@Fuentes Nothing in her post implies she's American. You DO realize GAG is international right? Everyone gets an equal voice, and "non-Americans" don't have to inform you of their nationality posting.
Fuentes

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@wagsingle America FIRST 🇺🇸
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wagsingle

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@Fuentes And I guess to you that means kick everybody else off the internet so you don't have to hear anyone elses ideas.
Fuentes

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@wagsingle im just quoteing what President Woodrow Wilson, President Warren Harding and now Current President Trump has said America first, do i think the rest of the world should mind their business YES! Defenitley 100%
wagsingle

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@Fuentes Mind your own business=I want to suppress your freedom of speech. The pandemic and vaccines are issues of global health, not private matters.
wagsingle

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Yes it is. Given other vaccines seem to be just as effective, I think Biden should use the defence authorization act to require Pfizer to use it's manufacturing capacity to produce another easier to handle vaccine. At least until the crisis is over.
purplepoppy

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Pfizer is the most expensive, and requires a -80 freezer because the enzyme system it uses is a pain in the arse to work with. Yes its at the future of vaccines but it's not quite there yet and this isn't the time to experiment. If Pfizer wasn't such a big American company I doubt many would seriously consider its version.
wagsingle

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Unfortunately, unless the federal government uses the Defence Production Act to mandate Pfizer produce another vaccine, we will have to use it in order to get people vaccinated as quickly as possible.
Fuentes

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@wagsingle Foreigners don't have freedom of speech in the US and never will and that's why yhe rest of the world looks to us for everything, Poppy here wishes she was American, and the way you act and talk you sound like your not American, watch your own media pal
purplepoppy

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I've far too much class to be an American
wagsingle

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@Fuentes I'm referring to the principle of freedom of expression, not laws. The constitution only limits the government from limiting speech. But the principle that we all should be allowed to express ourselves is a enlightenment principle this country was built on. Also internet and GAG are global. Everyone is free to express themselves here. But I guess that gives you the right to be a bigot.
wagsingle

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@Fuentes Your full of shit. Freedom of speech didn't start with the US, nor is it limited to the US. It was a central tenet of the great Enlightenment (17th and 18th century) that inspired the US. law.jrank.org/pages/12439/Freedom-Speech.html " Speech restrictions issued by King James I led to a declaration of freedoms by Parliament in 1621. During the Enlightenment in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, speech was considered a natural right. Influential philosophers of England and France stressed the importance of the individual with each person having a right to speak freely and participate in government. Freedom of expression thus became an important factor in the French Revolution leading to the 1789 Declaration of the Rights of Man."
To claim your own right to free speech while trying to suppress the speech of others goes against the principles our country was built upon.
Fuentes

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@wagsingle yes the US was built in 1776 and quickly took power of whole world after defeating the Nazis & winning the silent Cold War after the 70's, King James was the past but today America is the super power amd we influence everyone but. our affairs arw only sorted with Americans if you come here as a foreigner you have no right to vote. That's an American Right
wagsingle

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@Fuentes But most of the rights in the bill of rights as well as the 13thamendment and the Due process clause of the 14th amendment apply to anyone on our soil. With free speech, it's aspects of political speech beyond words that don't apply.
Fuentes

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@wagsingle UK people are not om our soil

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Fuentes

Still playing American i see from your grey skied British village lol it's amazing what covid has done to people who spend 99% of the time in the house they. Imagine living in the US oh wellll

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wagsingle

@Fuentes Nothing in her post implies she's American. You DO realize GAG is international right? Everyone gets an equal voice, and "non-Americans" don't have to inform you of their nationality posting.

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Fuentes

@wagsingle America FIRST 🇺🇸

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wagsingle

@Fuentes And I guess to you that means kick everybody else off the internet so you don't have to hear anyone elses ideas.

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Fuentes

@wagsingle im just quoteing what President Woodrow Wilson, President Warren Harding and now Current President Trump has said America first, do i think the rest of the world should mind their business YES! Defenitley 100%

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wagsingle

@Fuentes Mind your own business=I want to suppress your freedom of speech. The pandemic and vaccines are issues of global health, not private matters.

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wagsingle

Yes it is. Given other vaccines seem to be just as effective, I think Biden should use the defence authorization act to require Pfizer to use it's manufacturing capacity to produce another easier to handle vaccine. At least until the crisis is over.

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purplepoppy

Pfizer is the most expensive, and requires a -80 freezer because the enzyme system it uses is a pain in the arse to work with. Yes its at the future of vaccines but it's not quite there yet and this isn't the time to experiment. If Pfizer wasn't such a big American company I doubt many would seriously consider its version.

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wagsingle

Unfortunately, unless the federal government uses the Defence Production Act to mandate Pfizer produce another vaccine, we will have to use it in order to get people vaccinated as quickly as possible.

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Fuentes

@wagsingle Foreigners don't have freedom of speech in the US and never will and that's why yhe rest of the world looks to us for everything, Poppy here wishes she was American, and the way you act and talk you sound like your not American, watch your own media pal

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purplepoppy

I've far too much class to be an American

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wagsingle

@Fuentes I'm referring to the principle of freedom of expression, not laws. The constitution only limits the government from limiting speech. But the principle that we all should be allowed to express ourselves is a enlightenment principle this country was built on. Also internet and GAG are global. Everyone is free to express themselves here. But I guess that gives you the right to be a bigot.

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wagsingle

@Fuentes Your full of shit. Freedom of speech didn't start with the US, nor is it limited to the US. It was a central tenet of the great Enlightenment (17th and 18th century) that inspired the US. law.jrank.org/pages/12439/Freedom-Speech.html " Speech restrictions issued by King James I led to a declaration of freedoms by Parliament in 1621. During the Enlightenment in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, speech was considered a natural right. Influential philosophers of England and France stressed the importance of the individual with each person having a right to speak freely and participate in government. Freedom of expression thus became an important factor in the French Revolution leading to the 1789 Declaration of the Rights of Man."
To claim your own right to free speech while trying to suppress the speech of others goes against the principles our country was built upon.

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Fuentes

@wagsingle yes the US was built in 1776 and quickly took power of whole world after defeating the Nazis & winning the silent Cold War after the 70's, King James was the past but today America is the super power amd we influence everyone but. our affairs arw only sorted with Americans if you come here as a foreigner you have no right to vote. That's an American Right

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wagsingle

@Fuentes But most of the rights in the bill of rights as well as the 13thamendment and the Due process clause of the 14th amendment apply to anyone on our soil. With free speech, it's aspects of political speech beyond words that don't apply.

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Fuentes

@wagsingle UK people are not om our soil

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Flower7 | 118 opinions shared on Trending & News topic.

Master

Sounds like this person owes a whole lot of money for one thing.

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Static_In_The_Attic

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As for me they may owe money however I wouldn’t be surprised if someone started a go fund me page to bail his @$$ out.

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Static_In_The_Attic

As for me they may owe money however I wouldn’t be surprised if someone started a go fund me page to bail his @$$ out.

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Cherokeehp | 78 opinions shared on Trending & News topic.

Guru

Their license revoked and a fine to cover the damages.

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wagsingle

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And permanently banned from healthcare.
Static_In_The_Attic

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I totally agree with you & @wagsingle as well.
Cherokeehp

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@wagsingle yeah definitely

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wagsingle

And permanently banned from healthcare.

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Static_In_The_Attic

I totally agree with you & @wagsingle as well.

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Cherokeehp

@wagsingle yeah definitely

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OfDeath | 404 opinions shared on Trending & News topic.

Master

They should be fired and banned from working in the health industry. In addition to that, they should obviously be punished with whatever the penalties for breaking the laws they broke are.

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Static_In_The_Attic

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Fired he was & as for being banned that would probably never happen.

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Static_In_The_Attic

Fired he was & as for being banned that would probably never happen.

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Anonymous

Welp, the mortality of covid is approximatelly 2%. In other words the worker wanted to cause death of 10 people...

So punishing by public service sentence until the worker saves 10 lives by his actions would sound reasonable?

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AllThatSweetJazz | 206 opinions shared on Trending & News topic.

Guru

The worker got fired and I assume there's probably some serious property damage charges in there (thousands in damages).

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Static_In_The_Attic

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The worker did get fired & I’m sure he will have to pay as well.
AllThatSweetJazz

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I assume it's a protest move.
Doesn't trust the drug. It's unclear which camp they lean toward though.