Unvaccinated police and nurses getting fired isn't a tragedy

MSNBC ^ | Sept. 29, 2021 | Hayes Brown

[artichokegrower]

Call me crazy, but I think public servants should first and foremost serve the public. That’s not to say they deserve fewer individual rights than others, but it is to say they should understand the trade-off between those rights and the rights of the public whose interests they were put in place to protect.

[dforest]

Then why the hell did all the politicians exempt themselves from the poison shots?

“That includes people who are employed by law enforcement, military and health care services, all of whom have, over the last year and a half, been heralded in some circles as vital first responders who have helped keep society running throughout the pandemic.”

These people do not owe anyone their rights that are protected by the Constitution.

[MileHi]

Call me crazy,

Nah, I'll just call you a sanctimonious moron.

[DoodleDawg]

People don’t suddenly have less rights because of their job

Unfortunately they don't suddenly have more either. Employers can basically fire you for any reason they want so long as doing so doesn't violate the law, anti-discrimination laws for example. That hasn't changed. I respect these people for having the courage of their convictions but this can't be a surprise to them.

[DoodleDawg]

Just have Ivermectin handy so they can self medicate,,,,,problem solved.

Firing them solved the problem, too.

[Svartalfiar]

It just shows they never cared about public service in the first place. It was just a paycheck.

Huh? You think getting filled up with an experimental, never-before tested, extremely rushed, full of side-effects, so-called "vaccine" is how you show you care about the public?