Cold War

I have family members looking at losing their jobs because of this encroaching totalitarianism. It's real and it's here right now.

Every time someone writes or says something like that the average IQ of the world goes down .023%.

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I have family members looking at losing their jobs because of this encroaching totalitarianism. It's real and it's here right now.

So did your kids have to be vaccinated to go to school before the covid?

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So did your kids have to be vaccinated to go to school before the covid?

Never with an experimental "vaccine".

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For the libtards that can’t read;

I understand your point and sympathize, but it isn’t really legal because if you overthrow the government you overthrow the legal system which defines what is legal and what is illegal.

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So did your kids have to be vaccinated to go to school before the covid?

Nope, a parent can opt out very easily.

DTaP: Diphtheria, Tetanus, & Pertussis

All 50 states and DC require the DTap vaccine (or another vaccine combination for diphtheria, tetanus, and pertussis) for kindergarten entry.

IPV: Polio

All 50 states and DC require the IPV vaccine for kindergarten entry.

Varicella: Chickenpox

All 50 states and DC require the varicella vaccine for kindergarten entry, though some will accept proof of immunity instead of vaccination. Some states list the MMRV (measles, mumps, rubella, and varicella) vaccine as appropriate.

MMR: Measles, Mumps, & Rubella

49 states and DC require the MMR vaccine for kindergarten entry. Some states list the MMRV (measles, mumps, rubella, and varicella) vaccine as appropriate.

Iowa, the only state to not require the MMR vaccine, requires a measles and a rubella vaccine, but not a mumps vaccine.

HepB: Hepatitis B

44 states and DC require the Hep B vaccine for kindergarten entry. Alabama, Maine, Montana, Rhode Island, South Dakota, and Vermont do not require the HepB vaccine for kindergarten entry.

HepA: Hepatitis A

17 states require the Hep A vaccine for kindergarten entry: Alaska, Arkansas, Connecticut, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Nevada, Oklahoma, Oregon, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, and Virginia.

Hib: Haemophilus Influenza Type b

Some states require this vaccine if the child is entering kindergarten before turning 5 years old. We have included only vaccine requirements for all kindergartners. Please consult your state requirements if the child will be 4 years old when entering kindergarten.

PCV: Pneumococcal

Some states require this vaccine if the child is entering kindergarten before turning 5 years old. We have included only vaccine requirements for all kindergartners.

That’s for public schools.

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I understand your point and sympathize, but it isn’t really legal because if you overthrow the government you overthrow the legal system which defines what is legal and what is illegal.

You mean like the Democrats just did?

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So the constitution doesn’t say what it says?

You posted a pic of the Declaration of Independence. The Constitution says no such thing.

Holden and Bronk will be along shortly to comment for that error. Not likely as you are a disciple of the God King.

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I understand your point and sympathize, but it isn’t really legal because if you overthrow the government you overthrow the legal system which defines what is legal and what is illegal.

You don't need to overthrow the judicial branch to overthrow the legislative branch. The legislative branch may write the laws, but it is the courts that ultimately determine if a crime has been committed. As Trump found out, they may not even want to hear your case.

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...as you are a disciple of the God King.

God Emperor! You heathen scum.

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You don't need to overthrow the judicial branch to overthrow the legislative branch.

Unless you overthrow the legislative branch merely by not reelecting them, you are breaking the constitutional law.

That's for the SCOTUS to determine. Only the courts get to determine guilt. I guess it comes down to the old question of if the courts don't punish you, or even hear a case against you, did you still break the law?