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Originally posted by eagle888 ↑

Mogga you are implying that Australia is forcing people to vaccinated without consent'

No-One is being forced to be vaccinated without consent

Only people who give consent are vaccinated

Its your choice.

What you are objecting to is the requirement for vaccinations
in certain occupations and for travel.

Such requirements already exist in many areas but the pandemic has
caused a further extension of such requirements. The vast majority
of people are vaccinated so its not an issue with them.

If anti vaxxers want to exercise their right to not accept the jab, they can,
but if they want to work in certain areas such as Age care they need vaccination or
cannot work there,

Even in our Australian Defence Force there are a whole range of vaccinations that
are provided by consent but if consent is not given it can restrict the individuals capacity
to be deployed in certain situations. It can also bring into question their ability to remain in the ADF.

Admit Mogga there may be restrictions on where one can work but NO-ONE IS FORCED
TO BE VACCINATED.

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Unemployment is always an option unless the useless jabs become mandated there too, then starvation is an option, crime too.

All good eagle, nobody will force you to kiss their feet and swear fealty if the time comes, you will be free to hunt and forage in the outback.

Enjoy.
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