China Wuhan Virus Pandemic

[Bacle]

"Door-to-door"...yeah, if they actually do that, and not so subtly try to coerce people into taking it, they are crossing a line.

 

[boomghost]

I'm sure they'll only do it to "safe" areas too. basically pressure the middle class. no way they'll send them into the bad parts of town

 

[DarthOne]

"Door-to-door"...yeah, if they actually do that, and not so subtly try to coerce people into taking it, they are crossing a line.

That would be hilariously illegal for them to attempt.

 

[Bacle]

So here it is from the horse's ass; "literally knocking on doors".

 

[ATP]

That would be hilariously illegal for them to attempt.

And stupid,if owner of said doors both have gun and feel angry.

 

[DarthOne]

And stupid,if owner of said doors both have gun and feel angry.

That too, especially if they’re willing to inject people by force. I know I won’t stand for it if they try.

 

[Vaermina]

That would be hilariously illegal for them to attempt.

What law exactly do you think it would break?

 

[LordsFire]

What law exactly do you think it would break?

4th Amendment to start with.

"The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated"

 

[prinCZess]

So here it is from the horse's ass; "literally knocking on doors".

Spoiler

Here Americans always thought it'd be the status of their firearms, not the status of their vaccination.

Such a doorknocking campaign would be a stupid waste of money with little upside. Kind of like a lot of the musical bullshit PSAs bought to promote vaccination. As if 'worldwide pandemic' that has dominated airwaves wouldn't be sufficient incentive.
Because it's such a stupid waste of money with little upside, I'm sure it'll be done. Our government is nothing if not predictable.

Contrary to the administration's belief, people--even blacks or other minorities! (nobody tell Joe)--are capable of reading, watching or listening to the numerous amounts of publicization, both nonpartisan and government sponsored that has already been bought, of the vaccines. Sending people Jehovah's Witness style around the country just damages credibility further by the power of sheer annoyance produced.
But, then, I suppose that's already been shot in the foot so many times that another hole doesn't really matter.

 

[Vaermina]

4th Amendment to start with.

"The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated"

Nope, knocking on doors doesn't violate the 4th amendment.

 

[Zachowon]

Nope, knocking on doors doesn't violate the 4th amendment.

Ot does break HIPA for asking medical information

 

[LordsFire]

Nope, knocking on doors doesn't violate the 4th amendment.

If knocking on the door and saying, "Hey, have you considered being vaccinated?" is all there is to it, sure. No difference than Jehovah's Witness, Mormons, Charities, Salesman, whatever.

That's not the inference I picked up from this. Not at all.

 

[Robovski]

You CAN do an outreach program and ask people questions. You CANNOT force people to be vaccinated, enter their homes without their consent or a warrant, or require them to answer your questions.

 

[ShadowArxxy]

Ot does break HIPA for asking medical information

It doesn't. HIPAA doesn't in any way restrict asking for medical information; it is a very harshly enforced but also very narrowly specific set of restrictions on sharing medical information that *only* apply to healthcare professionals. If your obnoxious mother-in-law shares all of your private medical information on Facebook, that's not a HIPAA violation at all; it's only one if your *doctor* does.

 

[Zachowon]

It doesn't. HIPAA doesn't in any way restrict asking for medical information; it is a very harshly enforced but also very narrowly specific set of restrictions on sharing medical information that *only* apply to healthcare professionals. If your obnoxious mother-in-law shares all of your private medical information on Facebook, that's not a HIPAA violation at all; it's only one if your *doctor* does.

Is someone not a medical professional allowed to ask for your medical records?

 

[DarthOne]

Anyone got confirmation on this, besides the spike proteins?

 

[Captain X]

PDE?

 

[Jormungandr]

Anyone got confirmation on this, besides the spike proteins?

I have no idea if this is true or not: Misinformation has been spread by both ends of the pole, so to speak.

However, rushing shit out because they can't be held liable now? And it causing a ton of issues that MSM and others try to cover up/deny? Yeah, that I can easily see.

Jesus Christ, if this is true in any shape or form...

 

[Bigking321]

Jesus Christ, if this is true in any shape or form...

Then China and its puppets will have killed us without firing a shot.

Isn't Biden going to force the armed forces to be vaccinated now? Pretty sure I saw that in the news recently.

 

[Zachowon]

Then China and its puppets will have killed us without firing a shot.

Isn't Biden going to force the armed forces to be vaccinated now? Pretty sure I saw that in the news recently.

Only Army is being mandated AFAIK, and that is if the FDA approve it basically