Edited - "at will employment" laws are about to kick Republicans to the curb.

[KentuckyWoman]

No vaccine. No job. Piss off.

This is what they asked for. Enjoy.


Fixed. thanks for the reminder. I was indeed mixing two terms. Had "right to work" in error. Thanks for knowing what I meant.

[WhiskeyGrinder]

1. You are conflating "right to work" with "at-will employment." "Right to work" is a state rule that

means you can benefit from collective bargaining contracts without paying union dues. "At-will employment" is an understanding of federal employment law that means your employer can fire you for any reason other than being a member of a protected class, or unless you are covered by a contract.

[belpejic]

2. I despise these laws

But I love the sweet, sweet irony.

To quote the Mustache of Understanding, "Suck. On. This."

[WhiskeyGrinder]

3. Thanks for editing your OP! I'm going to leave my response, if you're okay with it, because people

conflate those two all the time and I don't think it hurts to leave it as a reminder.

[KentuckyWoman]

5. Absolutely and THANK YOU.

[luv2fly]

4. I wonder though

It will be spun to be the Dems fault and the gullible low info folks who don't take the time to try and understand how A connects to B and B connects to C will simply think "yeah damn libruls" and still vote R.

[RockRaven]

7. Yup. It will be Biden's fault because he was POTUS when it happened, and liberals/Dems in

general also because... Well, they'll tell themselves that we pressured their employers to fire them.

[Jon King]

6. Repug voters hate Dem attained things like Obamacare, workers rights, disability pay....

until they need them. They were all for at will employment until now. Now an employer mandating a vaccine or a mask is a tyrant.