Two-Thirds of Canadians Favour Mandatory
Vax, Quarter Support Jailing Unvaxed
Posted By: Ribicon, 1/21/2022 6:29:57 PM
Over a quarter of Canadians support putting unvaccinated people in jail for jab refusal, while two-thirds say they would support mandatory vaccinations for all residents over the age of five. A poll released this week by the Canadian firm Maru Public Opinion claims that 27 per cent of the Canadian public would support the government putting people in prison for a short time simply for being unvaccinated.(Snip)Many Canadians are also supportive of various punitive measures to those who refuse the mandatory vaccine, including 33 per cent who supported banning people from renewing their driving licenses, 37 who supported banning the unvaccinated from publicly funded hospitals and medical services
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Into the gulag with you! Deranged Quebec is about to levy a significant tax on those guilty of being unvaccinated with shots that do not work.