MSNBC host agrees: Unvaccinated should
be denied access to basic goods and services
Posted By: NorthernDog, 10/27/2021 1:55:42 PM
MSNBC host Mehdi Hasan supports segregating those who are unvaccinated against the coronavirus and denying them access to basic goods and services. Remember, folks: It’s about public health. It’s definitely not a new-age religious cult whose most zealous adherents believe the path to salvation is through punishing the wicked “unbelievers.” Hasan’s comments in support of isolating the unvaccinated came this week in reference to public remarks made by left-wing luminary Noam Chomsky (he’s still alive, by the way). Chomsky said this week during an interview with Curt Jaimunga that the issue of vaccine mandates — that is, forcing the unvaccinated
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wave: Activists 28 replies
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Is there any doubt they would be loading people into cattle cars for 'resettlement' if given half a chance?