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US-Boston Goes Full Authoritarian Vax Retard
Mandated Loss of Bodily Autonomy and Free Choice... is Slavery


Boston Joins League of Cities Requiring COVID Passports

https://nypost.com/2021/11/30/moderna-ceo-says-covid-vaccines-will-struggle-with-omicron/

Although she was lauded for being elected as Boston's first female
person of color to be elected as the city's mayor, Michelle Wu's first
major act of office is anything but paradigm shifting. Wu's office
announced that the city of Boston will require proof of vaccination in
certain indoor spaces beginning on January 15, 2022, following in the
foot steps of mayors of several cities across the country.

That January deadline requires adults in the city to prove they have
received at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccination to enter bars,
nightclubs, gyms, entertainment venues, and to eat indoors. The single
dose requirement is the initial phase of the vaccine passport policy
that has been dubbed the B Together Initiative. The second stage of
the initiative takes effect one month later on February 15 when proof
of full vaccination will be required instead. These same requirements
will be thrust upon employees of these businesses.

The announcement from Wu's office went into further detail regarding
the means by which the mandate will be enforced. CDC vaccine cards,
their images, and vaccine verification apps will allow patrons to meet
those requirements. These forms of proof of vaccination are to be
accepted while the city of Boston undertakes the development of its
own vaccine passport app.

Over the last month, the state of Massachusetts has seen a significant
rise in cases of COVID-19 as the omicron variant has since emerged.
Whether this is the result of the variant's increased transmissibility
or a by-product of conflicting public health data is yet to be seen.
Nevertheless, it's a total that will surely rise given factors like
the Biden administration's increased testing efforts and big pharma's
acknowledgement that existing vaccines are not effective at preventing
cases of COVID-19 from the omicron variant.

With the newest mutation of the virus accounting for 73% of new cases
nationwide, Boston's B Together Initiative leaves the question of how
increased vaccination requirements will lead to a reduction in cases.
That majority share of newly diagnosed cases rose to 73% from just
about 10% the previous week. New cases attributed to the delta variant
of the virus were said to have made up 99% of that statistic just 2
weeks ago. If and when the omicron variant achieves that near but
complete hold on newly diagnosed cases, the impact of vaccine
requirements should prove to have even less of an effect given the
under-performance of vaccines on the newest variant. Even with its
increased share, there has only been one death attributed to an
omicron case of  COVID-19. That fatality was reported out of Harris
County, Texas, where state health officials remarked that the deceased
was an unvaccinated man over 50 will several pre-existing health
conditions.

As more and more data conveying that the omicron variant is much more
mild than previous iterations of the virus, the chasm between reality
and state-sanctioned science grows exponentially larger. Before
announcing it's proof of vaccination requirement, the city of Boston
had already imposed an indoor mask mandate, citing that the CDC
asserts that "the best protection against COVID-19 is both to get
vaccinated and to wear a mask until the spread of COVID-19 in the
community is suppressed." Yet, despite that mandate the city's case
count continues to raise. The answer? Another mandate.

Rhyme or reason have clearly gone out the window long ago. Boston
joined Los Angeles, San Francisco, and New York City in this delusion
despite evidence showing that requiring proof of vaccination has had
no observable impact on reducing new cases when compared to other
cities. Even more speciously, Wu's office has declared that no proof
of identification is even needed to substantiate that the proof of
vaccination being presented by patrons actually belongs to them. That
contradiction makes Boston's proof of vaccination campaign appear to
be a politically motivated ploy to appease the healthcare
intelligentsia apparatus from a mayor looking to cement a nascent
political career more than anything else.

While some European nations have taken a much more authoritarian
approach by mandating vaccines among their general population, that
political tide has yet to wash over the United States as uncertainty
surrounding the Biden Administration's mandate on workers still hangs
in limbo. While the federal government has not been able to impose
proof of vaccination requirements across the nation as rigorously as
cities like Boston and New York have, the momentum those metropolises
have built wages a war of attrition against the unvaccinated by
treating them as second class citizens or coercing them into a
decision predicated upon their livelihoods. For those who are
committed to autonomy over their body's and self-determination, an
exodus from Boston could soon be on the horizon.