The COVID-19 vaccine has arrived, and some are applauding it.  . . .

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Half of Americans say they don’t want to get the vaccine, according to a December poll. Although more recent polling shows more might be willing to get the vaccine now.   . . .

A woman attending a Trump rally in Washington said, “I think the vaccine is a great vaccine for people who are really scared about the virus and if they want to take the vaccine because they think they’re going to be safer then, by all means, do it. But me personally, I’m okay.”

A man at the rally said, “I am not worried about the coronavirus, no. As a matter of fact, I’d rather get it over with, you know. I’ve probably already had it.” . . .

Could you be forced to get a COVID-19 vaccine? That depends on your definition of “force.”

In the landmark case Jacobson v. Massachusetts in 1905, the Supreme Court ruled that the city of Cambridge, Massachusetts could fine residents who refused to receive smallpox vaccinations.

Dr. Bradley Jacob, a constitutional law expert at Regent University said, “The court did not rule that the government can hold you down on a table and force a syringe into your arm, even if you refuse. They simply said people who choose not to get the vaccine might have to pay a fine.”

But businesses and schools can require vaccinations of employees, customers, and students.  Businesses Can Force Employees to get the Vaccine – But Many Will Make It Voluntary . . .

Some of America’s largest businesses say they will only encourage employees to get the vaccine in order to respect personal beliefs and to avoid medical liability if an employee is injured by the vaccine.

International Travelers Will Need It

The airlines are testing an app called CommonPass, which would show whether a traveler has been vaccinated.  It was developed by the World Economic Forum, the same people who are pushing ‘The Great Reset.’

If You Don’t Need It for Work or Travel, Is It Worth the Risk to Take a Brand-New Vaccine?

If you don’t need the vaccine to work or to travel or you’re considered to be at low risk, some are asking if it’s wise to risk taking a new vaccine for an illness with about a 99 percent survival rate for most people, according to CDC statistics. . . .

And you won’t be able to sue Pfizer or Moderna if you’re damaged by the vaccine.  They’ve been given total immunity from liability.

Weiss wonders if this is creating a precedent for mandatory vaccinations when the next ‘pandemic’ comes along.

“People call this a once in a century pandemic, but it’s really not,” Weiss says, “It’s a once a generation event. We’ve had other pandemics, but for whatever reason society didn’t decide to shut down the world over it.”

The lockdowns have already sparked violent protests in Europe and Great Britain, and any attempt by governments to force citizens to get vaccinated will likely spark even more.

(Excerpt from CBN. Article by Dale Hurd. Photo Credit: Unsplash.)

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