Originally Posted by jacinth

Thats not true at all. Every state? Not one state does. There is no precedence for federal or state mandates anywhere. Jacobson vs Massachusetts was about a local county level mandate. And that is all we have ever seen. A few things though. Each one has lead to horrifying atrocities. While the Jacobson ruling was terrible it wasn’t a mandate it allowed a fine to get out of it which would be the equivalent of 155 dollars a month today. It also incidentally lead to the force sterilization of 60,000 women by way of the Beck case. We have slavery in our past too, does that mean we should allow it again? Of course not. The George Washington example is nonsense. Wasn’t even an injection back then, was only one camp for soldiers about to go into battle. The other events were completely racist local events which lead to terrible things. Instead we should learn from the past and make sure medical mandates never happen again. Yet here we are on a path that is going to lead to very dark days if not stopped. So, all in all. The federal government has no authority or precedence to do what they are attempting. Neither do the states for that matter. Within a company it’s discriminatory. It’s sad there are not more people pushing back on this.

Originally Posted by jetlagging

I’m a 52 year old guy with lots of 91 / 135 and 121 time in various aircraft that is about to be let go because I choose to remain unvaccinated.

I was browsing the forum to see if anyone had started a thread yet discussing employment options for the conscientious objectors to mandatory jabs.

Seems like the airlines are attempting 100% compliance.

I’m going to accept the termination or whatever comes my way.

might need work soon!

Originally Posted by DropTank

You can try out as a banner pilot.

Originally Posted by TiredSoul

CFI in Alabama maybe?

Originally Posted by ShyGuy

Wow. Throw away an entire career because you couldn’t man up and take two shots.

Originally Posted by beetlehog

Principles are important to some people.

Originally Posted by beetlehog

Principles are important to some people.

Originally Posted by lear 31 pilot

Pretty amazing two shots are some peoples line in the sand. I think it says a lot about how selfish, spoiled and driven by ideology said individual is. But hey it opens up a seat for another guy, so really no harm no foul.

Originally Posted by SonicFlyer

What is selfish is demanding someone else do something they don't want to do.