[babble-on]

Religious zealots

[House Atreides]

Freedom of choice works both ways. I don’t have a problem with them having the freedom to CHOOSE.

[cyclotic]

Brilliant idea. Seriously. I 100% agree with them.

A few months ago, I asked one of the leaders at my church what the end game was for them sucking up to the atheist government overlords.

He said it would end when everyone’s vaccinated. I asked when my excommunication would be?

He had no clue that there are many of us there who will not take the government vaccine.

[UnwashedPeasant]

I like that they are not conforming to the Swamp narrative.

The karens and zombies will be outraged.

[VAFreedom]

this should be a personal choice.

but it’s also a private school. so i don’t care that much one way or another.

[Mariner]

Sounds Qtarded to me.

Prevent somebody from getting a vax if they want one?

Damn weird.

I would abandon that school and leave it to those who want to be there.

[Mariner]

“In the letter, the school claims tens of thousands of women worldwide had adverse reproductive issues by just being near someone who was vaccinated, including irregular menstruation, bleeding and miscarriages.”

That claim cannot be substantiated.

It’s bullsh!t.

[Responsibility2nd]

More info here....

https://freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/3954326/posts

[walkingdead]

“A letter was sent to parents of students at Centner Academy, saying the school discourages teachers and staff from getting the COVID-19 vaccines or to wait until the end of the school year to get vaccinated.“

Sounds like they are discouraging not stopping. Much the same as others are encouraging not forcing.

By my count, if this place was saying mandatory no vax, I believe they would be the first. Mandatory vax, well get in line as that has already been done.

[familyop]

Centner Academy Won’t Employ COVID-19 Vaccinated Employees, Citing Debunked Theory
CBSMiami
By CBSMiami.com Team
April 27, 2021
https://miami.cbslocal.com/2021/04/27/miami-private-school-centner-academy-covid-vaccinations/

CBS News obtained a copy of an email sent by the Centner Academy to its parents on Monday that reads, in part:

“Until further notice, we ask any employee who has not yet taken the experimental COVID-19 injection, to wait until the end of the school year. We also recommended that all faculty and staff hold off on taking the injection until there is further research available on whether this experimental drug is impacting unvaccinated individuals. It is our policy, to the extent possible, not to employ anyone who has taken the experimental COVID-19 injection until further information is known.”

[familyop]

You're correct, babble-on. Religious zealots. Magnificent pagans, aren't they.

Leila Centner’s Instagram Spiral

Medium.com
Matthew Remski
6 days ago

Centner’s concerns about women’s reproductive health resonate with themes in “Pastel QAnon”, a term coined by disinformation researcher Marc-André Argentino for conspiracy theories that predominate in majority-female wellness and New Age culture.
[...]
Is the current anti-vax position out of character for Centner Academy? Not really. Alongside the school’s aspirations to holism — children start the day with meditation, and are fed all-organic, gluten free, sugar free and dairy free food—there’s a page on their website titled “Medical Freedom from Mandated Vaccines”. The page runs down typical anti-vax talking points that falsely conflate vaccination with rising rates of ADHA, asthma, diabetes, and autism.
[...]
Centner also recently hosted Jason Shurka for an Academy-sponsored Instagram Live event. Shurka is a New Age life coach ($333/hr) and manifestation influencer who says he was woken up to the light of the universe after 23 shoulder dislocations and a staph infection. The topic was “Saving the Children”, a phrase that in the summer of 2020 was used to recruit American mothers into QAnon. A few days later Shurka led a manifestation workshop with Centner students, remarking on Instagram that “These children and their vision boards have the power to remind us all that we are infinite and we once held belief systems with no limitations… until we were taught the illusion of “You can’t”.

[familyop]

Also see comment #33.

[TianaHighrider]

Wish more places, and people, acknowledged the dangers and risks of these experimental drugs. And the nefarious histories of those behind pushing them.

[lepton]

ok. That’s even sillier than the mandates.

[Jane Long]

Good for them!