“I am pro-choice and anti-segregation”: B.C. restaurant owners against vaccine passports

• By Ezra Levant

Fight Vaccine Passports

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• By Rebel News

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Calling all Canadian small business owners who won't require proof of vaccination from customers.

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On September 13, British Columbia rolled out its new proof of vaccination and Vaccine Card system. The government's expectation is that certain businesses should discriminate against patrons who are unable or unwilling to provide proof of vaccination.

Just two weeks to flatten the curve, and now “just two jabs” to enjoy a dinner at a nice restaurant, right? Wrong.

The reality is, many B.C. business owners say the mandate goes too far, and that they will not be complying with it. “I am not an anti-vaxxer, I am pro-choice and anti-segregation,” says Beatrice Weir of Vernon bistro, The Fig. Weir’s son, David Scarlatescu, is the owner of The Fig, which is one of a growing list of businesses in the Okanagan region that are against the pass.

In this full report you will hear from Weir, Scartletescu, and Kelly Lacroix, owner of Midtown Bistro, which is just down the street from The Fig, about why they will not be discriminating against customers, even if the government has ordered them to.

If you are a business owner who is also opposed to the vaccine passport and wants people to know your business is a discrimination-free zone, head to WeWontAsk.com to tell us your story, and also pick up your free "We Won’t Ask" sticker.

Rebel News, in partnership with the Democracy Fund, is challenging the B.C. government over their tyrannical vaccine passport mandate. We sent the province a demand letter before the passport was even launched, and have already secured our first plaintiff to fight this segregation system.

This may be one of our biggest civil liberties project yet, so please fight with us, by donating at FightVaccinePassports.com.