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<blockquote data-quote="tadpole" data-source="post: 5135291" data-attributes="member: 53369">OK if you&#039;re fairly certain it doesn&#039;t apply here,&nbsp; I strongly disagree, but let&#039;s try it from a different angle.Should one have the right to choose what gets injected into their own body?&nbsp; If you get punished in ways that take away your ability to provide for your family, depending on how you choose, is that really a free choice?When I deliver at the UPS store, I often overhear them as they notarize.&nbsp; Before they let them sign, they always say &quot;Are you signing this of your own free-will and volition?&quot;&nbsp; Even when you go to get your shot, they make you sign that you are electing to receive the treatment.Do you see how this is leading to a situation where we all lose our bodily autonomy?&nbsp; It&#039;s not just 1 shot, 2 shots, 3 shots.&nbsp; In my view, this doesn&#039;t end.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="tadpole, post: 5135291, member: 53369"] OK if you're fairly certain it doesn't apply here, I strongly disagree, but let's try it from a different angle. Should one have the right to choose what gets injected into their own body? If you get punished in ways that take away your ability to provide for your family, depending on how you choose, is that really a free choice? When I deliver at the UPS store, I often overhear them as they notarize. Before they let them sign, they always say "Are you signing this of your own free-will and volition?" Even when you go to get your shot, they make you sign that you are electing to receive the treatment. Do you see how this is leading to a situation where we all lose our bodily autonomy? It's not just 1 shot, 2 shots, 3 shots. In my view, this doesn't end. [/QUOTE]

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