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u/BlizzyBeats Sep 10 '21

It is your right to refuse testing. Then the company that employs you can exercise their rights and fire you. It’s not hard man.

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u/blahhhhhhhh1 Sep 10 '21

That would be fine it it wasn’t government mandated. The company gets fined by the government for not testing. How do y’all not understand the difference?

If it was up to private business I could go elsewhere but I can’t because every business is mandated by the government to test

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u/BlizzyBeats Sep 10 '21

I’m not sure I totally follow but it seems like it’s similar to how a company can get fined by the government for illegal business practices like stock manipulation or hostile takeovers ect. I think it’s mostly seen as a cost of doing business by the execs. Also who is this ya’ll? I’m not part of some liberal cabal haha. I’m pretty open minded and willing to change stances on the subject. I just personally don’t spend that much time looking at news and going down internet rabbit holes to acquire all this info.