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The government was installed by a Mandate of The Science, and refusing to go along with anything the government says is a direct attack on The Science.
We have to starve them out.
Troops who refuse the coronavirus vaccine won’t see any extra protections or leniency in how their dismissals are handled, Defense and Veterans Affairs officials confirmed Wednesday.
Instead, decisions on whether to give those individuals other-than-honorable discharges — potentially blocking them from a host of veterans benefits — will be left to local commanders, and their cases won’t receive any preferential evaluations for veterans’ benefits eligibility, despite recent lobbying from Republicans lawmakers for a less punishing approach.
“We see the vaccine as a readiness issue,” said Gil Cisneros, Defense Department undersecretary for personnel, during testimony before the Senate Veterans’ Affairs Committee. “Any discharge decision is up to the individual service as to how they proceed with that.”
Earlier on Wednesday, Air Force and Space Force officials announced that about 8,500 airmen missed the Nov. 2 deadline to get the coronavirus vaccine. That represents about 3 percent of the services’ total personnel.
The other military services have similar deadlines in coming weeks.
Cisneros acknowledged concerns from a small portion of the active-duty force about the vaccines but said officials are steadfast in their belief the mandate is needed. As such, the department does not plan to put any special programs or dispensation in place for individuals dismissed for refusing the shots.
VA Deputy Secretary Donald Remy said that those cases will be evaluated by department benefits officials to weigh “mitigating or extenuating circumstances, performance and accomplishments during their service, the nature of the infraction and the character of their service at the time of their discharge.”
That’s standard operation for all veterans, and the department is not planning to handle vaccine refusals in a separate or different way.
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this is vindictive. just give them honorable discharge and give them the benefits earned.
— whiskeybidness (@XSmithdog) November 4, 2021
Why are they trying to hard to push the jab down our throats 🤔
— Phoebe (@sapiensatire) November 4, 2021
The brandon administration will take away benefits from their troops,and give money to illegal immigrants
— Michael buschetti (@MichaelFracchi2) November 4, 2021
That is bullshit. Flat out bullshit.
— NanaBanana: Living in the Free State of Florida (@EmJHarris2) November 4, 2021
This is B.S. They put their life on the line for us. They deserve benefits.
— Bill M (@brmkrgm1) November 4, 2021
Wow, the vax is so great you have to threaten people to make them take it.
— the deep driller 🇧🇷🇨🇦 (@cassiogflima) November 4, 2021
Vindictive punitive policy by gutless politicians.
— Political Hut (@PoliticalHut) November 4, 2021
This is absolutely horrific. These people are pure evil. Absolute pure demonic evil.
— nate p (@nate_porter7) November 4, 2021
do you get benefits when you get disabled from it?
— Private Joker (@PrivateJoker9) November 4, 2021
No long term data, doesn’t prevent spread, some people already upto booster 4, possible side effects…who tf supports this with a straight face.
— GerdyW (@OldGerty) November 4, 2021
