YOU MUST COMPLY! NBA All-Star Player BANNED From Court Until He Complies With COVID Jab Mandate
Get vaxxed or get lost!
That’s the message NBA tyrants have for primarily black players who refuse to comply with the CCP virus vaccine mandate.
Several NBA players have recently stood up for fellow players who’ve refused to get the jab, while others are defending their own personal decision to not accept the COVID shot.
On September 28, Orlando Magic’s Jonathan Issac bravely stood up to the leftist media and defended his decision to not receive the COVID jab.
I would start with um, I’ve had COVID—um, in the past. And so, our understanding of antibodies, of natural immunity has uh, changed a great deal from the onset of the pandemic, and it’s still evolving.
I understand that the vaccine would help if you catch COVID, and you’ll be able to have less symptoms from contracting it, but with me having COVID in the past and having antibodies, with my current age group and physical fitness level, it’s not necessarily a fear of mine.
Yeah, I would say that’s a couple of the reasons that you know, I would say that I’m hesitant at this time, but at the end of the day, I don’t feel that it is anyone’s reason to come out and say they is why and this is not why. It should be their decision.
You know, loving your neighbor’s not just loving those that agree with you or look like you or move in the same way that you do—it’s loving those who don’t.
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NBA All-star player Kyrie Irving has also decided not to receive the CCP virus vax, so the scientists in the front office at the Brooklyn Nets NBA team have announced they will punish him.
New York Post reports – Brooklyn has told Kyrie Irving he can’t be a part-time Net.
The All-Star point guard has refused to get a COVID-19 vaccine, and the Nets announced Tuesday that he won’t be part of the team until he does. In essence, get vaxxed or get gone.
“Given the evolving nature of the situation and after thorough deliberation, we have decided Kyrie Irving will not play or practice with the team until he is eligible to be a full participant,” Brooklyn general manager Sean Marks said in a statement Tuesday morning.
“Kyrie has made a personal choice, and we respect his individual right to choose. Currently, the choice restricts his ability to be a full-time member of the team, and we will not permit any member of our team to participate with part-time availability.”
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