Unfortunately the reporting of adverse reactions to the vaccine has been suppressed by various "news" and "social media" outlets. CDC does collect data regarding adverse vaccine reactions within the VAERS (Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System). Many say the events reported within the VAERS system represent a VERY small number of actual adverse vaccine events because many adverse events occur in weeks beyond the administration of the vaccine. At that point, it is easier to attribute the adverse reaction to other or unknown causes.

The actual CDC VAERS site is next to impossible to navigate, but you are welcome to make the attempt. "Open VAERS" has distilled the information to a much easier to read format. Please check out the link below, which may shed some light on just a fraction of the adverse reactions being experienced by some who have been vaccinated.

https://www.openvaers.com/covid-data

Information is key to the decision making process, which is why we should be concerned when the free flow information is being impeded by far too many.

The choice to receive the shot should be left to each individual, free of coercion, threats, firing or shaming.

The vaccine manufactures are exempt from lawsuits for life, which does make me scratch my head ...why do they need an exemption from litigation if it is perfectly safe and effective?????

Texas is a Right To Work State but what you are describing is employment at will, see post at top.

Right To Work is related to union organizing:
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He's pretty smart for a redneck.

May be lawful for them to do it, but it damn sure is unethical

Well thats another way to collapse the economy and throw us into the great depression 2.0 . Mass unemployment due to threat of the vax

Where is the factual information of the vaccine killing people? What are the side effects? How many vaccinated people became extremely ill with the virus? I took the vaccine in December 2020 with the second dose weeks later, I suffered no side effects, have no side effects now, worked with the public everyday of the Pandemic and never caught the virus......oh, and I wore a mask which I believe cut down of my allergy symptoms. The only information I post is factual from my own experience, but there is a ton of misinformation out there on the vaccine and virus. I still believe it should be a personal choice because if I am vaccinated and the vaccinations work, then why should I worry want others are doing.
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Unfortunately the reporting of adverse reactions to the vaccine has been suppressed by various "news" and "social media" outlets. CDC does collect data regarding adverse vaccine reactions within the VAERS (Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System). Many say the events reported within the VAERS system represent a VERY small number of actual adverse vaccine events because many adverse events occur in weeks beyond the administration of the vaccine. At that point, it is easier to attribute the adverse reaction to other or unknown causes.

The actual CDC VAERS site is next to impossible to navigate, but you are welcome to make the attempt. "Open VAERS" has distilled the information to a much easier to read format. Please check out the link below, which may shed some light on just a fraction of the adverse reactions being experienced by some who have been vaccinated.

https://www.openvaers.com/covid-data

Information is key to the decision making process, which is why we should be concerned when the free flow information is being impeded by far too many.

The choice to receive the shot should be left to each individual, free of coercion, threats, firing or shaming.

The vaccine manufactures are exempt from lawsuits for life, which does make me scratch my head ...why do they need an exemption from litigation if it is perfectly safe and effective?????[/quote]

Once again I ask where are these people and the factual information about vaccine deaths.....I don't know of any in the Texas Hill Country, wouldn't know about other places.....I know a ton of folks who took the vaccine (About 25) the same day with me, none of them died or got ill. I agree it should be a personal choice.