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Noelle S (Jennifer Incognito)'s avatar

Thank you for writing this. I live in a purple state, so it wasn't as bad, but I did lose my job over the mandates. In addition, my former employer refused to vest substantial deferred compensation. They certainly engaged in that propaganda campaign, insisting that vaccination was for the safety of other employers even after it was widely known that the vaccine did not prevent spread. I fight them now to get what was stolen from me: Severance, lost pay, deferred comp and, yes, pain and suffering damages. I fight because if I don't fight them, no one will. I have already seen too many walk away from the battle. I fight because I hope justice for me means justice for many. God gave me the courage for this battle! Pray for all of us fighting this battle. Pray especially for those who lost their livelihoods who did not have savings.

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Jessica Hockett's avatar

Well-told, friend.

I wish I could say my experience with The Great Hate was limited to the liberal elites in my former city of Evanston, Illinois (though a neighbor yelling "No mask? F*** you!!!" to my spouse & I as we walked past on the sidewalk is not something we encountered after we moved farther west).

Sadly, in my experience, many conservatives - including religious conservatives - are guilty as well. They haven't always been as direct as the covidian left, but the implication and effect of their words (spoken & unspoken) has been the same.

Don't get me started on "Love your neighbor, get vaccinated," which is a false gospel through & through (even if the vaccines were safe, effective, and stopped transmission). 🙄

Keep truth-telling, sister. I'm here for it.

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