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re: Desantis wins Royal Caribbean caves & won't require vaccine passports
Posted on 6/5/21 at 12:54 am to westerntigerfan
Posted on 6/5/21 at 12:54 am to westerntigerfan
Well yeah, I'm bringing in "what if" scenarios that are easily possible situations that would affect a very large portion of society. Plane travel? Basic retail stores?
Long story short, I think there are two essential questions here:
(1) Do you believe there are legitimate reasons for government intervention/regulation of private industry; and
(2) if answer to #1 is "yes" then the question becomes 'is this scenario a legitimate reason for some of that government intervention'?
I tend to believe that unfettered ability of any and all private industry to require a vaccination greatly overshadows many if not most of the reasons that we currently allow for government intervention. This would be toward the top of the list for such intervention, IMO.
But reasonable minds can differ. I understand that reality as well.
Long story short, I think there are two essential questions here:
(1) Do you believe there are legitimate reasons for government intervention/regulation of private industry; and
(2) if answer to #1 is "yes" then the question becomes 'is this scenario a legitimate reason for some of that government intervention'?
I tend to believe that unfettered ability of any and all private industry to require a vaccination greatly overshadows many if not most of the reasons that we currently allow for government intervention. This would be toward the top of the list for such intervention, IMO.
But reasonable minds can differ. I understand that reality as well.
Posted on 6/5/21 at 1:16 am to davyjones
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Do you believe there are legitimate reasons for government intervention/regulation of private industry; and
Of course I do.
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is this scenario a legitimate reason for some of that government intervention'?
Obviously not, to all who have been paying attention.
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But reasonable minds can differ.
I agree, but I used to argue with my liberal friends about issues like this. I never thought that in 2021 that I would be arguing with conservatives about what government's role in private businesses should be. I thought we were all on the same page on this.
To me it boils down to a few questions: Is cruise travel a constitutional right or an essential part of American life?
No
Is the Cruise line discriminating against anyone based on age, gender, race, or anything that is not under the control of the consumer?
No
Does the cruise line's policy cause any physical or mental harm to the consumers?
No
Does this policy give the Cruise line an unfair advantage in relation to its competitors?
No
Then let a private company do whatever they want.
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