Late last month, George Takei came out swinging in favor of employer vaccine mandates.
A lot of people are angry that employer vaccine mandates are coming. I don’t care. We need to do this for the good of all. The asserted freedoms of the willfully unvaccinated do not outweigh the needs of society nor the right of employers to keep the virus out of the workplace.
— George Takei (@GeorgeTakei) August 23, 2021
Takei’s argument was troubling for several reasons, such as the fact that as a former prisoner in an internment camp, one would think he’d be a little more wary of sweeping actions done in the name of protecting society.
Anyway, he’s still very much in favor of vaccine mandates. And because of that, he’s suggesting that patients be able to refuse treatment by any medical personnel who claim religious exemptions to vaccine requirements:
If certain medical workers are allowed to claim they are exempt from vaccine requirements due to their religious objections, we should be allowed to refuse treatment by them due to our scientific objections.
— George Takei (@GeorgeTakei) September 16, 2021
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OK.
He makes a valid point! https://t.co/LIn8eApseG
— SusanV (@SusanV45276865) September 16, 2021
No he doesn’t.
We weren’t aware that a patient needs a reason to seek treatment elsewhere.
Apparently @GeorgeTakei doesn’t already know you have always been able to refuse treatment by any provider😂😂😂
Epic fail on making Covid political. 🙄 https://t.co/spv5J78PjI
— Femme 2.0 (@YouKnowMares) September 16, 2021
Hey George anyone can refuse medical treatment at anytime for any reason. It’s called against medical advice AMA just thought I would let you know it already exist idiot https://t.co/EoG2wcEeOI
— Sean Fenton (@SeanSeanfenton) September 16, 2021
You are not obligated to accept medical treatment from any healthcare provider you moron. https://t.co/sdINHXQxXi
— Stacey – Recovered & Terminally Unvaxed (@ScotsFyre) September 16, 2021
You are already free to refuse medical treatment for any reason you wish. It’s called bodily autonomy. See how that works? https://t.co/gNmZS9eBya pic.twitter.com/ZAw8Z2Jbav
— Richie Hayes (@RichieHayes2) September 16, 2021
But aside from that, George’s tweet is just plain stupid.
Bad take, sir. https://t.co/yQLxmcza6Z
— Melissa (@toastmastermel2) September 16, 2021
What science would support that?
Cite your sources, clown. https://t.co/kuH3B07bq8
— TheAmishOne (@ThatAmish1) September 16, 2021
If you're experiencing a cardiac arrest, you won't be able to inquire about your medical workers' vaccination status.
And if you somehow did, and refused treatment, you'd die, and their vaccination status wouldn't matter.. https://t.co/D3SadRW0TS
— JereCTN (@JereCTN) September 16, 2021
George's biggest medical concern should be his bitter, delusional thinking, not Covid. https://t.co/EV1QsCpuhA
— Howard Beale’s hate child (@BealesHateChild) September 16, 2021
Anyway, if George wants to make sure he’s safe, there’s really only one way to do it:
Maybe we could put them in camps. https://t.co/u5DDw6bE0A
— Eric Spencer (@JustEric) September 16, 2021
I have a better idea. I'm sure you'll like it.
Let's round up all the unvaccinated and put them in internment camps.
You like? https://t.co/cfWwxY9Fi0
— RBe (@RBPundit) September 16, 2021
What do you think, George?
