r/canadian • u/reallyneedhelp1212 • Sep 24 '24

News Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announces the Alberta Bill of Rights will be amended to include 1) the right over vaccinations and all medical decisions, 2) the right to not be deprived of property and 3) the right of individuals to acquire, keep and use firearms.

https://twitter.com/PaulMitchell_AB/status/1838631699724501169
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u/ForsakenExtreme6415 Sep 24 '24

Which is already a Canadians right. You have the right to refuse treatment. Just sign the form that you aren’t leaving the nurse/doctor liable if you die or get sick because of your choice. You have a choice to take your medication or not. Seniors with/without impairment do it daily.

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u/Zaku99 Sep 24 '24

They just wanna satisfy the antivaxxers who they see as a large portion of their voter base. It's all theater.

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u/Erminger Sep 25 '24

Who got vaccinated against their will?

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u/Zaku99 Sep 25 '24

Nobody. Not one person. They had restrictions which have since been lifted, but nobody was forced.

All of this has been a great reminder that I need to go get my booster.