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Should businesses be barred from mandating coronavirus vaccination for employees?

Should businesses be barred from mandating coronavirus vaccination for employees?

Yes

12

No

5

Yes

Should businesses be barred from mandating coronavirus vaccination for employees?
9 Comments
Debra Riffle
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Debra Riffle

We still live in a free country. Because even the vaccinated are still getting and spreading the newest Covid virus.

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Mark Cunningham
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Mark Cunningham

It is a fact that vaccines are not 100% effective, they only lessen the symptoms in some. It is one thing to require a vaccine that is 100% effective, but requiring a vaccine that is not close to that AND given the fact they may find another for the recent virus, it does not warrant a mandate.

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Max
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Max

Private businesses are not allowed to practice medicine, with or without a License.

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Will Mason
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Will Mason

what other medical procedure are mandate supporters think employers should be allowed to mandate? How about employer mandated exercise? Would that be ok too?

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Lisa Gore
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Lisa Gore

No job owner or business has a conservatorship over me choosing what medical therapy or gene therapy that would force me to do what they say, no right to my private health info, nor my health history. That is unconstitutional. My proof: The US Constitution.

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Lisa Gore
Lisa Gore

Hey Justin, my rights are not privileges guaranteed under the constitution...perhaps you should read it. My “privileges” are your rights too! We need to all stand together against tyranny!

Max
Max

Justin must have gotten off early from Mickey D's today.

J Jensen
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J Jensen

This is America. Will fitness also be mandated?

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David Craig
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David Craig

Mandates are bad for missourians. And vaccines don't work anyway. I am a second class citizen if businesses allowed to discriminates against me

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John Burton
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John Burton

workplaces are short-staffed enough. why give them an ultimatum to have to fire someone, reduce their workforce more and possibly have to pay unemployment benefits?

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No

Should businesses be barred from mandating coronavirus vaccination for employees?
3 Comments
Adam Dickerson
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Adam Dickerson

No, a private business has the right to run their business how they see fit. If a employee has a problem with it, they can go find another job. If the business suffers for it, that is the cost they have to pay.

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George Clarke
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George Clarke

Let the business management team decide what is best for their company.

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Fredrick Green
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Fredrick Green

Private businesses should have the choice of what they want to do. It's rheue business not ours If someone disagrees with that they can shop somewhere else.

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Max
Max

You can not violate, other people's Constitutional rights, because you don't agree with them. Any American would know this.

Are you paying less for your Thanksgiving meal this year?

Are you paying less for your Thanksgiving meal this year?

I got the deals

0

Are you kidding?

2

I got the deals

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No one has commented yet

Are you kidding?

2 Comments
Fat Guy Outdoors
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Fat Guy Outdoors

Nope, doing steak and lobster this year so its going to be quite a bit more.

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Zaos Gonzolez
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Zaos Gonzolez

Nothing is ever going back to what it once was. You will continue to fall. You only have your contentment now.

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Should Missouri have tougher regulations for dog breeders?

Should Missouri have tougher regulations for dog breeders?

Yes

7

No

5

Yes

7 Comments
Alexandra Messina
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Alexandra Messina

Missouri should enforce strict laws against animal abuse—because any society that calls itself evolved must protect the voiceless. Cruelty tolerated is cruelty normalized, and no state that values progress can afford that.

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Fat Guy Outdoors
Fat Guy Outdoors

Yes the voiceless, to include humans as well. Babies need voices as well.

Chris Macy
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Chris Macy

Currently, MO is the country's leader in puppy mills. Punish these horrible monsters who traffic in the misery of poor animals!

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Alexandra Messina
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Alexandra Messina

Missouri should enforce strict laws against animal abuse—because any society that calls itself evolved must protect the voiceless. Cruelty tolerated is cruelty normalized, and no state that values progress can afford that.

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Denise Taylor
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Denise Taylor

Dogs are the most loyal animals and love you unconditionally no matter how they are treated and it is just heartbreaking to see them mistreated or abused!

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0571953
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0571953

Missouri has been notorious for puppy mills that sell sick puppies and treat dogs horrible.

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Cindy Hall
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Cindy Hall

Because we need to be advocates for the animals that get taken advantage of. They can’t fight for them for themselves. Some humans are very cruel

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Fat Guy Outdoors
Fat Guy Outdoors

Totally agree, look at how we treat our children in the womb as if they are a burden when actually its us who didn't take accountability for our own actions. Humans are selfish and cruel.

No

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Nancy Gordon Foss
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Nancy Gordon Foss

I think the more pertinent question would be should dogs and other domesticated animals kept as pets be considered property or have other more humane rights? This has nothing to do with breeding. The dogs were neglected and suffered immensely.

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Eric Smith
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Eric Smith

We need more room fulls of people in J.C. working out the details of sports betting, thereby sending exponentially more people into compulsive gambling, and eventually bankruptcy. To hell with protecting the innocent animals.

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Fat Guy Outdoors
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Fat Guy Outdoors

No, they should have tougher laws on people breeders.

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