Comparing the MMR requirement for public school to taking experimental vaccines with vastly worse safety profile being a requirement to engage meaningfully in public life at all is a gigantic stretch.
I don't know why people deceive themselves that these are similar in any way.
> And businesses making their own employment choices.
Does this include a federal government vaccine mandate?
> Vaccine mandates are nothing new - I was required to get vaccinated to go to my public school.
An appeal to tradition/authority doesn't make it any more tenable. The anti-mandate position is precisely (at least in part) that they should have autonomy over their own body.
> You literally said the "best" choice is relative. Your entire stance is deeply relativistic at its core.
You're having a discussion with two different people. The comment you're responding to was not me. We are making different points.
And businesses making their own employment choices.
> new biosecurity state.
Vaccine mandates are nothing new - I was required to get vaccinated to go to my public school.
> I don't see it as moral relativism.
You literally said the "best" choice is relative. Your entire stance is deeply relativistic at its core.
> And no journalist is calling him out on this obvious lie.
I don't see the relevance of what Biden says to my point at all, seems like a jump in logic. And:
https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2021/jul/22/joe-biden/...