Monopolies and forced vaccinatinos

Gerhard Papenfus, chief executive of NEASA, invites monopolies to debate the forcing of their employees to subject themselves to mandatory Covid-treatment. #freespeech #freedomofchoice

NEASA is the National Employers' Association of South Africa.
https://neasa.co.za/

Today, I am addressing the ignorant super-bullies.
The chief executives of mighty corporates, or rather monopolies.
Once again, I am doing this in my capacity as a leader of a large business constituency.
We know that the special medical treatment to protect you against the virus, is no longer of any help.
Not even receiving the full treatment protects you from contracting the virus, nor spreading it. Even worse, those who have received the full treatment, are more likely to contract the current variant of the virus, than those who haven't received the treatment.
By the way, in view of the risk of being cancelled, I am not using the popular terminology. I trust you will understand.
Back to the bullies. Why are you persisting with this, while the evidence suggests that you stop?
I can think of three reasons:
One: ignorance. That, however, is unlikely. Surely you cannot be that ignorant.
Two: Peer pressure. You do that because the other monopolies, the other bullies, are doing it. If that is so, well, then you are a weakling. Bullies are not bullies because they are strong, but because they are weak.
Three: Financial interest. If that is so, you are prepared to sacrifice the personal constitutional guaranteed rights of your people for financial gain.
There might be other reasons. If there are, come and tell me what they are.
In fact, if this annoys you Mr Monopoly, call me, so we can debate the issue publicly.
I look forward to hearing from you.
In the meantime, I invite those employees who you bully to reach out to us for help and guidance.

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