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Would you go to a business that requires you to show proof of vaccination?

Would you go to a business that requires you to show proof of vaccination?

Yes

7

No

11

Yes

Would you go to a business that requires you to show proof of vaccination?
7 Comments
Zaos Gonzolez
2
Zaos Gonzolez

I would show them my vax papers, and also my Butthole.

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illuminatedi
0
illuminatedi

sure but i think it would be unnecessary

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David Brown
0
David Brown

I have no problem with that, specially for closed in spaces. You have show a divers license, proof of insurance, and it won’t be forever if we just do what needs to be done. Otherwise this is going to go on for a long time if we do be part of the solution. Some of are tired of doing this for others.

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yvngfree
0
yvngfree

People need to stop lying.

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Dusti
Dusti

I identify as fully vaccinated 🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️

Rachel Clara Smith
0
Rachel Clara Smith

I would greatly prefer to go to a business if I knew the other people I ran into there would be vaccinated as well!

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Judy Hall
0
Judy Hall

I have no desire to take a vacation, attend any event, inside or outside, theaters, restaurants, gyms, etc. with people who have not received the vaccine. Proof of vaccination must be required. As we've learned throughout this pandemic...people lie.

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No

Would you go to a business that requires you to show proof of vaccination?
8 Comments
Max
3
Max

Missouri has a no vaccine passport law. I would report them to the law.

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Deuce Bigalow
3
Deuce Bigalow

This is totalitarianism, he works for the people not the other way around. The heads are not kings, not an emporers. Struggling businesses should not have to pick and choose there customers when there already struggling, they are not the nazi police.

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Debra Riffle
3
Debra Riffle

Our level of new cases does not warrant the drastic measures that we allowed spring of 2020. The 14 days to stop the spread is now day 506. If we allow this again, who knows when it would end. As low as the new daily positives are, we should start seeing a fall in total active cases very soon.

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Randel Hearne
3
Randel Hearne

That is another form of discrimination.

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Kristin Adams
1
Kristin Adams

This is just more government interference where none is needed. The media is just adding to the panic. Unrealistic at this point to expect everyone to get a vaccine when you are still finding more potential side effects on those injections that have already been given!

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Belinda Kitchen
1
Belinda Kitchen

It's not right to want to do that . Its goes against right to privacy. Whether you have the shot or not people still get it anyways . I would report any business that does it cause its basically going against HIPAA laws.

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Max
Max

Laws mean nothing to liberals.

Lisa Gore
0
Lisa Gore

My choice and it’s no one’s business.

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Should the United States continue its attacks on Iran?

Should the United States continue its attacks on Iran?

Yes

4

No

2

Yes

2 Comments
Eric Smith
2
Eric Smith

if they attack any U.S. interests in the region, yes. Send the flock of B-2's back again....several times if necessary.

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Max DeYoung
2
Max DeYoung

If Israel asks for help, Yes.

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No

2 Comments
Zaos Gonzolez
0
Zaos Gonzolez

"Nobody shot nobody" -Katt Williams

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Toasty
0
Toasty

We should assist Israel as much as possible (supplies, intelligence, etc), but we should not be in the business of killing of Iranians. That is not who We are.

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Max DeYoung
Max DeYoung

The war is over, we won, thanks to Trump's wise decisions, and bargaining skills.

Fat Guy Outdoors
Fat Guy Outdoors

That is exactly what the US military was about the other day.

Will the United States attack Iran?

Will the United States attack Iran?

Yes

3

No

0

Yes

1 Comments
Max DeYoung
0
Max DeYoung

It's time to end the nonsense.

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Max DeYoung
Max DeYoung

Iran has successfully lost their nuclear ambitions.

Max DeYoung
Max DeYoung

A study conducted June 13-16, indicates wide support across the partisan spectrum. Majorities of Republicans (82%), Democrats (69%) and Independents (62%) agreed that Iran poses a threat. But less than half at KMIZ? Must be the college intellect?

No

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