Should You Sign a COVID-19 Waiver?

re: Should You Sign a COVID-19 Waiver?

juliej0 — 9/15/2020 11:46:55 PM

I guess I feel that when people choose to attend these rally’s, they are doing so at their own risk. They are taking personal responsibility for their own health. And if everyone there feels the same way, then what’s the problem. And I understand they did temp checks, provided masks and hand sanitizer. I really believe many people are over this and moving forward in life. If people are truly afraid of covid, they probably didn’t attend. Or wore a mask (which I saw some!) So I believe those that attend accept the risk. I would sign the release. People get so sue happy. How could I ever prove the rally gave me covid. Signing a release just takes that stress off of everyone! Then they could just enjoy the rally! 👍

re: Should You Sign a COVID-19 Waiver?

BigKahuna27 — 9/14/2020 3:51:23 AM

NO‼️

re: Should You Sign a COVID-19 Waiver?

skweiler — 9/12/2020 3:41:28 PM

I highly doubt that one can morally sign away one's right to justice. These pieces of paper are void from a moral perspective. The thing is that even if a lawsuit were initiated, how would it be proven, and who could be at fault? "Law" is a domain populated with "insane" people nowadays. The fact that someone would worry about legal liability in the context of a virus which is not a rational or controllable agent shows how evil "the system" is.

re: Should You Sign a COVID-19 Waiver?

eathealthy7 — 9/12/2020 12:56:50 PM

Stupid article. Covid-19 is a plandemic. It is not worse than the seasonal flu. This is about politics and vaccines and gates and control.

re: Should You Sign a COVID-19 Waiver?

danhow94535 — 9/12/2020 4:27:24 AM

I am more worried about them making a mandatory vaccine then the Covid from which I have gathered from most of my co-workers who had it, is nothing more then a mild flu and cold like symptoms.