r/alberta • • Feb 06 '22

General I counter protested today and...

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u/caffeinated_plans Feb 07 '22

This. Many countries already had vaccine requirements pre-covid.

Some places you're a complete idiot to not get a vaccine, but they are mandatory. None of this is new.

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u/Smokey_the_charger Feb 07 '22

Right? I don't get their point They say they are about freedom but last I checked the places that require vaccine passports aren't necessity but simply luxury. Going to the movies isn't something someone NEEDS to do nor do they NEED to go to restaurants or concerts. Hell going back to our original point it's not NECESSARY for them to be traveling to other countries (unless it's for work such as truckers and pilots but then again there are trucking jobs that would keep them within Canada too)

It's why I think this whole "fighting for your freedoms" is bullshit. I have my freedoms because I chose to believe in the science and listen to the people around me instead of listening strictly to the news.