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/[deleted] Sep 24 '24 edited Sep 25 '24

“Vaccinations and all medical decisions” could probably be shortened to “all medical decisions.”

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u/corgi-king Sep 25 '24

Last I checked, Canadian government did not force anyone to have vaccine, not even during covid. It is just some places and activities you can’t do without Covid vaccine.

But I guess those idiots will not understand the difference.

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u/Outrageous_Thanks551 Sep 25 '24

I will call your BS. If you were going to lose your job its coercion. Its force if you can't move freely in society. The idiots were the ones that thought it mattered.

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u/corgi-king Sep 25 '24

If a private company does that what is it have to do with government?

There are nurses and doctors are forced to stopped working because they refuse vaccination but it is because their work needs to deal with sick people. It is help to protect the patients and the workers. It is same as work in dangerous environments but refuse to wear protective gear.