What if Anti-Vaxxers Decide to Identify as Being Inoculated?
 American Thinker  July 3, 2021 The recent Bruce Springsteen concert celebrates the return to post-COVID normalcyfor some. Everyone attending this event was required to show proof of vaccination, which raises some uncomfortable what if questions. As weve yet to learn from history, there are countless hypothetical combinations of excuses, rationalizations, and reasons people identify as something (or someone) they are not. In years past, the word identify usually meant pretend. As an eight-year-old, I frequently identified as Superman, flying around the neighborhood with a magic beach towel cape. Some of these pretend thoughts can be as innocent (or inspiring) as the young soccer player who identifies as a World Cup champion or a clumsy dance class student who identifies as a prima ballerina. Pretending (AKA lying) can also be as nefarious as a politician who conveniently re-identified herself as a Native American to get into college and law school and land prestigious jobs teaching political science; law; and, of course, ethics. );  googletag.cmd.push(function () {  googletag.display(div-gpt-ad-1609270365559-0);  });  } After Trump extremists allegedly misrepresented Elizabeth Warrens DNA tests, she was forced to apologize and re re -identify as a white female, because the Cherokee Nation declared, Senator Warren is undermining tribal interests with her continued claims of tribal heritage. Political careers, like the twisted trails to purgatory, are frequently paved with little white prevarications and double-speak. Bureaucratic solutions are usually marketed, then enacted, with the best of intentions. However, the requirements for proof of vaccination are real-time examples of George Orwells 1984 on steroids. We have surrendered our individual responsibilities to medical experts (?) who still debate whether the vaccines are safe or effective. );  googletag.cmd.push(function () {  googletag.display(div-gpt-ad-1609270310645-0);  });  }  For more than a year, weve relinquished our daily freedoms to the faux security of masks. Most surgical and cloth masks have large pores (between 10,000 and100,000 angstroms). Things we smell average between 10 and 100 angstroms, and the less commonly used (expensive) N95 mask filters out 95% of particles in the range of 1,000 to 3,000 angstroms. This means that individual viral particles are just small enough to be partially filtered by these masks[. ]  Its highly likely that denying unvaccinated college students admission to in person classes is just the tip of a massive social engineering iceberg. Visualize, or should I say identify as, someone who, in the future, is denied access to public events, city council meetings, restaurants, churches, banks, airline terminals, public transportation, and even walking on sidewalks, because you are deemed irresponsible, uncooperative, and labeled a contagious threat to yourself and others. With one phone call, your doctor, neighbor, co-worker, or government official could put you on a no-fly, no-social-events, no-outdoor-activity, or no-ballot list. Brace yourself, folks, because a vaccination passport, microchip, or barcode on the forehead could be just around the corner. Image: Andrea Widburg using masks in a crowd from Rawpixel and facial features from Pixabay. To comment, you can find the MeWe post for this article here. FOLLOW US ON   American Thinker 2021              Share this: Twitter  Facebook