That's all well and good. It's a major news story. I discussed it on episode 1952 of the Tom Woods Show.

But in terms of my day-to-day commentary, I guess I'm alone in this: Biden's urging companies to fire Americans for being unvaccinated no matter what the reason and entertaining the idea of making interstate travel dependent on vaccination status seems far more sinister than whatever happens on the other side of the world.

Evidently Rebecca Lau, chair of the Manhattan Libertarian Party and executive assistant to John Stossel, has said, "My opinion is that the unvaccinated should die":

That this kind of thing is being routinely said in our own country is of vastly more long-term significance than anything else right now.

Sometimes the problem isn't what's being said, but what's going unsaid.

For example: remember the American Civil Liberties Union? I had a little fun with them on Twitter by posting the following:

"Hey, ACLU, your string of outraged Tweets about the encroachments on American liberty occurring via vaccine passport systems must have been deleted by mistake, because I can't see a single word about it in your feed."

They're not completely inactive on COVID-related things: they are taking action to try to get mask mandates brought back in South Carolina. That, apparently, is a "civil liberty."