Are they allowed to advertise a "medicine"?
Shoprite is working with the Vooma Weekends team by providing vouchers to entice people to get Covid vaccinated. Is their aim to exploit the poor by offering food vouchers to get vaccinated? Is this ethical and legal?
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Somebody stop them.... please...
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Why don’t you just come out and say it like it is - you are anti Vax- cooking up conspiracy theories at every turn - this being another example -
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Extremely immoral. It is undue coercion and no informed consent. Advise them to take the voucher but to refuse the jab
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Are you truly a trained and experienced lawyer, Riekie Erasmus? Because if you are, it seems quite bizarre that you would characterise giving out food vouchers as “coercion”. Why don’t you offer these poor people to help them sue Shoprite for “undue coercion”?
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What is wrong with a medicine/cure/vaccine ('good for you') when people have to be bribed to take it?
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Is it still the old persistent custom of bribery and tributes that simply won't go away? Read Henry Morton Stanley's autobriography/biographies to see how rife it was in Africa the 19th century.
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Take them to court
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@Shoprite_SA Disappointing but not surprising. The Blackrock and Vanguard world wide web of corporations is massive. From big pharma to big food, ‘they’ control it all. -
Tin foil hats, Aisle 3...
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