A cbs/yougov poll listed on CNN, indicated that 56% believe employers have the right to require

[JohnSJ]

vaccinations as a condition to return to work, while 44% believe that should not be allowed

This is what we are up against, and why COVID is sill a very real risk.

44% don’t care about putting others at risk

[Hugh_Lebowski]

1. I bet that number would vary significantly if you specified professions

The percentage answer for 'doctor' would way higher than that for 'truck driver'

Good to have a baseline/general number though. And 56% is lower than I would've hoped for sure.

[JohnSJ]

2. There are lawsuits going on right now in Texas and New York hospitals brought by employees arguing

just that

Probably those aren’t physicians, but they do work at the hospitals, and they should know what COVID can do

[Ms. Toad]

4. The lead plaintiff in Texas is a nurse

Who seems to believe that the Nuremberg trials medical trials (with forced participation), which took place before the Holocaust.

[JohnSJ]

7. Just unbelievable

[Phoenix61]

6. Texas lawsuit was settled in favor of the hospital. nt

[thucythucy]

8. The case was dismissed by the court as having no merit.

"Settled" in the sense that the case is over, but not in the sense that there was a mutually agreed upon outcome. The people bringing the lawsuit lost.

[Johnny2X2X]

3. Courts have ruled on this stuff for decades

Schools and businesses have the right to ban people from them who refuse vaccinations. Doesn't matter if those vaccines are for the Measles or Covid-19.

[JohnSJ]

5. Yes, but the SC today has made it clear they don't care about precedent