[Alberta's Child]

A lot of folks may not understand the legal nuance here. This isn't about "individual liberty" at all. OSHA regulations and the burden of enforcement apply to employers, not the employees.

A lot of "individual liberty" goes out the window once you work for someone else. You've already surrendered much of your freedom to the employer, and now we're learning how much autonomy and power the employer has surrendered to OSHA.

[TianaHighrider]

It most certainly is about individual liberty. Doing it in a twisted way, making someone else mandate it, still effects your individual liberty.

All the ‘young’ folks have been conditioned by ‘government’ education to believe the government can do anything to you it wants to, and the non-elected governmental bodies too.

This is fundamental individual liberty. Your body and right to work and move freely.

[redgolum]

That was the reasoning behind mandatory drug tests as a condition of employment.

Soon it will be mandatory birth control as a condition of employment

[Sirius Lee]

You've already surrendered much of your freedom to the employer, and now we're learning how much autonomy and power the employer has surrendered to OSHA.

That's the beauty of fascism. Hitler: "Hey, I didn't throw you into an oven, the I.G. Farben company did."