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December 13th, 2021, 03:18 PM
#21
Originally Posted by
Bushwhacker
I don't think the establishments are putting themselves in jeopardy as none of the previous fines have held up. More businesses should not be afraid to take a stand against this completely unscientific overreach & tyranny. Many businesses are using creative and legal ways to get around the restrictions, and keep bylaw at bay.
And their livelihoods have already been put in much worse jeopardy by multiple lockdowns, which were proven to not have any positive affect at all.
Any restaurant or bar owner who is flouting the regulations is putting their liquor license at risk. A few have lost licenses already. Only a complete fool who lost business during the lockdowns would risk losing additional business by not following the law.
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December 13th, 2021 03:18 PM
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December 13th, 2021, 05:58 PM
#22
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December 13th, 2021, 06:46 PM
#23
Has too much time on their hands
Originally Posted by
Badenoch
Sadly the only thing this shows is a governments desperate attempt to control, divide, deny basic human rights and freedoms.
The science does not support our governments health restrictions.
At 22.5% efficiency and declining, fair to say the vaccine is not as advertised
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December 13th, 2021, 07:43 PM
#24
They try and force vaccine passports on this one jobsite I know of. That lasted all of half an hour the first day.
Almost a pile up on the road at the jobsite entrance from cement trucks and gravel haulers lined up to get in at 730am.
The poor gate guy checking passports is getting screamed at from 50 different angles while cars are just driving on past because they can't wait anymore and are going to be late for work.
So the site contractor puts out a notice asking trades to show up earlier to avoid lines and not to bypass. Lol not one trade followed that deal so work carries on as such. What a joke.
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December 13th, 2021, 08:04 PM
#25
Originally Posted by
SongDog
They try and force vaccine passports on this one jobsite I know of. That lasted all of half an hour the first day.
Almost a pile up on the road at the jobsite entrance from cement trucks and gravel haulers lined up to get in at 730am.
The poor gate guy checking passports is getting screamed at from 50 different angles while cars are just driving on past because they can't wait anymore and are going to be late for work.
So the site contractor puts out a notice asking trades to show up earlier to avoid lines and not to bypass. Lol not one trade followed that deal so work carries on as such. What a joke.
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I heard mattamy sites are pretty strict.
I thought adamsons bbq folded and closed up shop.
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December 13th, 2021, 08:05 PM
#26
Originally Posted by
Bushwhacker
I'm aware of the location of that restaurant thanks.
I'm also aware that many businesses have been fined, and that the ones who challenged those fines have won...ergo, the suggestion for more businesses to stand up for themselves.
Same with mask 'mandates'...utterly unenforceable.
The AGCO says liquor licenses "may be revoked in the most serious of cases". Your links say "suspended and moved to revoke". I doubt many will get that far. And if you're dammed if you do and damned if you don't, better to go out fighting. The people with deeper pockets will help the smaller guys who might not be able to take things all the way to court.
Even Adamson BBQ, the original defier of restrictions had their case thrown out. It was weird to see many so-called tolerant liberals shrieking for the owner's head on a pike for daring to stand up to tyranny.
There is also a large gym franchise that is still operating with a commitment to not check people's needle-rape pass.
These are all good things.
It's like drunk driving. The government can't get all of them but when they do life becomes pretty miserable for the person whose been caught. Adamson has is out of business and got his butt kicked in court. The licensees who've been suspended are either out of business or doing take out only. If some idiot wants to piss away his hard earned money filling the pockets of shysters to fight losing cases against the liquor authorities then the only people winning are the lawyers.
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December 13th, 2021, 08:20 PM
#27
Originally Posted by
SongDog
They try and force vaccine passports on this one jobsite I know of. That lasted all of half an hour the first day.
Almost a pile up on the road at the jobsite entrance from cement trucks and gravel haulers lined up to get in at 730am.
The poor gate guy checking passports is getting screamed at from 50 different angles while cars are just driving on past because they can't wait anymore and are going to be late for work.
So the site contractor puts out a notice asking trades to show up earlier to avoid lines and not to bypass. Lol not one trade followed that deal so work carries on as such. What a joke.
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Funny how construction makes its own rules, if you can't get into one site, there's another one down the road that will welcome you, no problem! My company is very accommodating no matter your vaccine status.
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December 13th, 2021, 08:22 PM
#28
Originally Posted by
Badenoch
It's like drunk driving. The government can't get all of them but when they do life becomes pretty miserable for the person whose been caught. Adamson has is out of business and got his butt kicked in court. The licensees who've been suspended are either out of business or doing take out only. If some idiot wants to piss away his hard earned money filling the pockets of shysters to fight losing cases against the liquor authorities then the only people winning are the lawyers.
Nah, we're all winners when the lawyers win even the verified.
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December 13th, 2021, 09:51 PM
#29
Originally Posted by
Badenoch
the only people winning are the lawyers.
I agree with the bard on this one: "let's kill all the lawyers"
The wilderness is not a stadium where I satisfy my ambition to achieve, it is the cathedral where I worship.
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December 13th, 2021, 11:29 PM
#30
Originally Posted by
trimmer21
So,I just watched a "report" on CTVnewsnet which stated that the medical reports from South Africa that the Omicron variant is appearing to be far less dangerous than Delta,but,the contagion rate is much higher comparable to the common cold. I suppose that's good news. Another report from BBCWorld said that the efficacy rate of Pfizer was less than 20%,but,for people who had both Astrazeneca and Moderna as a first course had an efficacy right of 83% and likely won't need a booster.
Yea I saw that report from SA too. People had mild symptoms or were asymptomatic and symptoms were gone in 4-5 days, so in effect not even a bad cold at all. No need for a vaccine for it, immune system handles that with ease.
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