On: 20 years after 9/11: Will we ever stop taking our shoes off at airports?

[_6pvr]

Sorry bud, you can avoid events that require vaccine passports. You can move to deeply conservative states that share your views.

Tell me again how it's different.

[_6pvr → isoskeles]

> Oh I bet you use that same dipshit logic

This amount of disrespect is unwarranted.

> when discussing homeless people being told to move somewhere cheaper.

What an absolutely insane whataboutism. This has nothing to do with what we're discussing and you look like a joke. You're asserting that vaccine passports infringe upon your freedoms. Just don't go to those bars. Jesus.

[hunterb123 → _6pvr]

What if the city like NY ordered ALL bars to stop you for your papers.

Now you can't go to any bars. That hurts minorities the most as they are the most unvaccinated.

Its new world segregation essentially.

But yes those people could just pick up and move, and many are. Look at the numbers.

Unfortunately many cannot because they aren't on a SWE salary.

[_6pvr → hunterb123]

https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2021/04/08/9850327...

It's not new.

[_6pvr → hunterb123]

What rights? Businesses have the right to refuse service. Governments have always required vaccine verification. This is just whining. There are no rights implications here.

Also calling me a nazi isn't really appropriate, I don't think.

[hunterb123 → _6pvr]

Is it though if the government is forcing businesses to check it?

If you're okay with forcing people to show their medical history to drink, I think you can handle a word being thrown at you. Nazi.

[_6pvr → hunterb123]

> If you're okay with forcing people to show their medical history to drink,

This is the obvious troll. You're not forced to show anything _to drink_. You're forced to comply with a business's requirements as per their rights, to be allowed to drink _in their establishment_.

Also please go back to reddit if you cannot resist the urge to call names.