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Petition: Outlaw Discrimination Against Those Who Do Not Get a Covid-19 Vaccination

The individual must remain sovereign over their own body, discrimination against those who cannot or will not be vaccinated against covid is incompatible with a free democracy. The Government must take firm action to prevent ‘vaccination passports’ and discriminatory ‘no jab, no job’ policies. The Government must specifically outlaw discrimination based on vaccine status, this

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Petition: Outlaw Discrimination Against Those Who Do Not Get a Covid-19 Vaccination

The individual must remain sovereign over their own body, discrimination against those who cannot or will not be vaccinated against COVID is incompatible with a free democracy. The Government must take firm action to prevent ‘vaccination passports’ and discriminatory ‘no jab, no job’ policies. The Government must specifically outlaw discrimination based on vaccine status, this

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Result of Parliament Debate After Petition Against Restrictions for Those who Refuse the Vaccine

The debate took place last Saturday in parliament following a petition with over 300,000 signatures for the prevention of any restrictions for those who refuse a Covid-19 vaccine. During the debate there was a protest at Parliament Square. A great part of the debate was simply propaganda for the vaccine. As usual, people who are

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Sign the Petition: Prevent Any Restrictions on Those Who Refuse a Covid-19 Vaccination

Please sign. Parliament will debate this petition on 14 December 2020. “I want the Government to prevent any restrictions being placed on those who refuse to have any potential Covid-19 vaccine. This includes restrictions on travel, social events, such as concerts or sports. No restrictions whatsoever. You cannot force someone to have a vaccination, and

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A century of dissent – the 1896 royal commission on vaccination reconsidered

It is a fundamental human problem that our most cherished beliefs can diverge from reality. This gap becomes a chasm, however, when an idea is sustained not merely by longevity and cultural inertia but by significant economic incentives. Under these conditions, the historical record is subject to a subtle yet powerful curation: evidence that contradicts

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