What saved the Medicare mandate was 3-fold: first, religious exceptions required in the rule itself; second, the percieved beneficiary is old & poor patients; and third, the history of hospitals mandating vaccines.
- Barnes -
That justice is a giant prick. Every judge on the court is triple jabbed though.
squashkin@wolfballs.com 2 years ago
repeating a comment from another unrelated post:
there was a polio verdict given last century that justified forced vaccines, that precedent was then used to justify forced sterilization court ordered decisions
I wonder if perhaps the verdict was ruled in favor of the "mandate" based on precedents like that
wigglehard@wolfballs.com 2 years ago
I think so