Jon you have incessantly (almost like the paragraph is on your “notes” or something, copy/paste) about business’ right to run their business.I don't think we can stereotype people that way (in the end, that is what is happening). The decisions for a business is ultimately based on decisions people make.
I have been surprised with the mask thing. I can go into Walmart, Lowes, a chain restaurant, etc. without a mask. But many mom & pop businesses around here require a mask or is only open for carry out.
And, of course, I never have a mask on me and they rarely have masks avaliable. It is aggravating.
Anyway, I use this example to say I am not sure what mom & pop businesses will do. They are excluded from the federal mandate. But based on their size and typical management to employee relationship, I doubt mandates would criss their minds.
you have stated those who OWN their businesses in your objection to efforts preventing the installation of a cv jab mandate by employers.
acknowledging your anecdotal evidence, to which you refer yourself as a customer by the way while i am addressing the impact upon employees, more employees are effected by big biz mandate (big biz who has no sole proprietor) than sole proprietors.