Unvaxxed Canadians Denied Access To Walmart

[Achilles]

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Unvaxxed Canadians Denied Access To Walmart

January 27, 2022


On Monday, Quebec’s draconian new vaccine passport law for unvaccinated people went into effect. Unvaxxed people will be denied entry to big-box retailers unless they shop for food or visit the pharmacy. Even then, they will be under the supervision of an employee (to make sure they don’t buy anything else).

Quebec expanded the vaccination passport to enter all businesses with surface areas larger than 16,000 sqft or more — except for groceries and pharmacies. The new measure was announced on Sunday night.

For pharmacies located in Walmart and other big-box retailers, an unvaxxed must be “accompanied at all times during his or her travels by an employee of the business, the pharmacy or any other person mandated by them for this purpose” the measure reads.

“This person may not purchase products other than those related to the pharmaceutical service they are receiving,” it also said.

What’s transpiring in Quebec is another example of how vaccine passports create two-tier societies, punishing unvaxxed for disobeying the government. We first described this as a possible scenario in the early days of the pandemic — now it has become fact.

There’s no more debating if society is headed for a two-tier society because it’s already happening in Canada.


Have the unvaxxed tried shopping online? Or did Quebec ban them from that?

https://zububrothers.com/2022/01/27/...ss-to-walmart/

[Earl Sinclair]

Quebec has been run by lunatics for the last 100 years. They discriminate freely against people who don't speak French. They force French on the rest of Canada, which is almost entirely English - then fine non-English businesses and people into oblivion.

Parts of Quebec are quite beautiful - the Lake Magog area being one nearby. And, Montreal was/is a very interesting city, if you can get past the horrific traffic.

But, the government - and quite a few of the people - are nasty if you aren't fluent in French. Even if you make a good attempt - they are hostile. I live next door to Quebec, and used to drive there frequently. I stay in the US now for obvious reasons.


Earl