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FedUpInOR's avatar

I’m prepared to walk away. I already have refused jobs that require a vax mandate. My husband and I try to live within his salary, all of our stuff is paid for. It actually isn’t as hard to push back against corporate mandates IF you can afford to walk away. Many can’t. Employers know they own a significant portion of their employees because most employees live paycheck to paycheck.

One hospital denied my exemption then emailed me about something else. I asked them to stop emailing me as they had refused my exemption and I was effectively no longer employed there. Suddenly my exemption was approved. Another hospital just rejected me entirely due to my refusal. I walked on.

Currently I am wondering if God wants me in healthcare at all so I’m praying about it. If He tells me to go, I will.

I’m afraid of some of the things you mentioned but I’m terrified of living in a pharmaceutical authoritarian state as well. Life isn’t easy but I’m encouraged by all of you on substack who have taught me that my mind is a lot smaller than I used to think.

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Richie Vieques's avatar

Maybe overly dramatic ? We're not all called to be Elliot Ness. And most do not have a platform to seriously carry a message for effective change. Robert F. Kennedy jr. does. Ditto Dr. Mercola, Malone, McCullough, Joe Rogan, etc. So as 'foot soldiers' what's the deal ? I think it's do what we can and stay safe. I think it's real important to avoid 'martyrdom' at all costs. When you become a martyr... you take yourself out of the game. It's important to do what can be done, and then live to carry on the fight another day. Good luck to his all. 'V' for Vendetta...

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