07-22-2021, 07:54 PM
(07-22-2021, 07:36 PM)GreenCornBengal Wrote: Ya, but those consequences should be the same regardless of if the outbreak stemmed from a vaccinated individual or non vaccinated individual. The way it’s written makes it sound like it won’t be, which is dumb IMO.
Consequences should be equal despite conditions like that. If two guys break the same rule in the workplace, one shouldnt get preferential treatment because he’s generally a good guy or a better worker. That’s essentially what it feels like here. Consequences should be the same….
No, they shouldn't. The league has said if you take precautions and get vaccinated, they will work with you, as the timetables are much decreased. That's one choice.
If you choose not to get vaccinated and bring it into your locker room and spread it to teammates, that's the second choice. You have the right to that choice, but like free speech, it may be free but it is not free from consequences.
Or, they still have a 3rd choice, which is to opt out and not play.
I guess we're about to see who team players are.....
