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“These are not lawful orders imho. I support the freedom to chose.”

And your opinion is no better or worse than mine.

“Between December 2020 and July 19th, 2021, VAERS (Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System) received 6,207 reports of death (0.0018% of doses) among people who got a vaccine...”

https://covid-101.org/science/how-many-people-have-died-from-the-vaccine-in-the-u-s/

I won’t go into the possible adverse pre-existing conditions of the patient that could have been contributory to the death. But that is a relatively low number of deaths to call the vaccines unsafe becasue nothing is 100% safe. An airplane could crash into your home at night killing you. You could die from a bee sting or have heart disease and have it fail and never know it.

“I support the freedom to chose.”

I do to. But they made a choice to not follow the order so they were aware of what that failure may cause, and it did. I laud them for their intestinal fortitude. But I can’t be comfortable with their, what looks like uniformed by the above numbers, decision to challenge what they knew would happen. Especially when there are other ways to challenge the order that might have had a different effect on the decisions by forcing many others to get in on the discussion officially.

Military people make decisions every time they get an order. There is a strong chance they may die by following it. Try charging an armored hill, or flying into a heavy flak area...there’s more. But if the discipline to follow that order is not there, the the mission fails and it could cost a lot of people at home pain and loss of life. So they can choose to protect their and others families, or themselves. And that’s the decision the troop makes sometimes many times a day. But it is their choice to make. Doesn’t get any more real or free than that. And the ultimate decision like throwing themselves on a grenade or later IED, is free for them.

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