I don't know about everyone else, but I just said, "No."
They asked if it was a religious exemption and I said, "Nope. I just don't wanna."
They reminded me I could be fired, and I just said, "Welp, that'd be unfortunate and I'd be sad because I really like it here. But the answer is still no."
I wasn't threatening lawsuits or anything (although I absolutely would have just to set a precedent). Ultimately my manager punted it up to his manager, who punted it up to senior management who did what senior managent always does when firm, clear leadership is needed: nothing. :)
What's funny is this was to go to a company-wide conference, and the week after I was pretty much the only employee at work because everyone else had caught covid and was bedridden.
If you dump enough of them around you they transform from being a bike into a barricade. Just one more thing the sad sacks have to climb over to get to you while your back is turned.
Maybe not an impenetrable 12ft wall, but it buys enough time for your friends to surround you, setup a perimeter, expand it, and give you room to work.
They mention "casting spells" against Project 2025 to hurt Trump.
Now, I'm no warlock here or anything... but it seems to me that if you're going to hazard your immortal soul and make pacts with the Forces of Evil you might want to at least make sure about your target as your first step.
Actually, nevermind. Proceed, please.
And you should also "cast spells" against groups like Patriot Front. And all the people financing it. That'll really teach Trump a lesson.
How is it $1B can be funnelled out of FEMA funding and into EBT cards for non-citizens without a problem, but back when Trump wanted to redirect some defense funds into building the wall there were all these laws it would have violated?
Love that the video is from TikTok.