I agree.
I wonder how many of the vax-enthusiasts have apologized to their unvaccinated family members for banning them from holiday gatherings and other events?
I’m grateful that none of my vaxxed family members or friends went that far. And I made no secret of my refusal to take the shot.
I’m grateful that none of my vaxxed family members or friends went that far. And I made no secret of my refusal to take the shot.
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I took a slightly different approach.
On the business side, I created a one page memorandum that could be issued to any client who was asking for proof of being EGT’d before someone set foot on their property.... the memorandum basically said that due to privacy requirements (and various federal and state human rights codes that were listed out), we took these very seriously and considered it to be completely unacceptable and serious offence to be asking these questions of our employees. I think we lost one customer and they have since contacted us for more work.
On the personal side, I made it clear from the outset that the question of whether I was personally EGT’d or not was something that I didn’t intend to discuss with anyone except my doctor... and actually, I never had a discussion with him either (until about 3 months ago when I saw him the last day before he retired... and he basically congratulated me for sticking to my guns). If someone didn’t like my refusal to answer such an invasive question, they could make any assumption they wanted and just issue me a disinvitation or a do not come notice... I was fine with that since I didn’t really want to hang out with people or go to places that had that stupid a stipulation. In the end, I think digging in my heels early worked to a lot of advantages....