Multiple sources with direct knowledge of Irving’s decision have told The Athletic that Irving is not anti-vaccine and that his stance is that he is upset that people are losing their jobs due to vaccine mandates. It’s a stance that Irving has explained to close teammates. To him, this is about a grander fight than the one on the court and Irving is challenging a perceived control of society and people’s livelihood, according to sources with knowledge of Irving’s mindset. It is a decision that he believes he is capable to make given his current life dynamics. “Kyrie wants to be a voice for the voiceless,” one source said.
Does he have the vaccine?
Irving has made more than $160 million over his NBA contracts and has a massive Nike shoe endorsement deal, so those who know Irving understand he is not driven right now by money, nor cares for inheriting more, but rather the stand for larger issues in his mind that need his support. He’s a seven-time All-Star, two-time All-NBA member and former Rookie of the Year who now stands to lose over $200 million by deciding to use his platform to stand up for his stance of each and every person being able to decide for themselves on whether they should take the vaccine without impacts on job statuses. However, the fact of the matter is there are consequences for being unvaccinated in some industries and municipalities. Just as Irving wants to stick with his principle belief on the matter, policies and requirements are subject to local and federal governments.
Multiple sources with direct knowledge of Irving’s decision have told The Athletic that Irving is not anti-vaccine and that his stance is that he is upset that people are losing their jobs due to vaccine mandates. It’s a stance that Irving has explained to close teammates. To him, this is about a grander fight than the one on the court and Irving is challenging a perceived control of society and people’s livelihood, according to sources with knowledge of Irving’s mindset. It is a decision that he believes he is capable to make given his current life dynamics. “Kyrie wants to be a voice for the voiceless,” one source said.
His PR team is working OT.
Multiple sources with direct knowledge of Irving’s decision have told The Athletic that Irving is not anti-vaccine and that his stance is that he is upset that people are losing their jobs due to vaccine mandates. It’s a stance that Irving has explained to close teammates. To him, this is about a grander fight than the one on the court and Irving is challenging a perceived control of society and people’s livelihood, according to sources with knowledge of Irving’s mindset. It is a decision that he believes he is capable to make given his current life dynamics. “Kyrie wants to be a voice for the voiceless,” one source said.
Protesting vaccine mandates for the “voiceless” during a public health crisis by putting yourself and the “voiceless” at risk
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BALL DONT LIE
Based on the brouhaha I would assume not
Given its so widely available, Is it possible to not have the vaccine and not be antivax?
Given its so widely available, Is it possible to not have the vaccine and not be antivax?
Feel like their is a big difference between the people who think vaccine causes autism and people who are skeptical of the Covid-19 vaccine.
Feel like their is a big difference between the people who think vaccine causes autism and people who are skeptical of the Covid-19 vaccine.
No, there isn’t.
How you going to be the voice of unemployed people by getting fired from your own job
This is satire
Feel like their is a big difference between the people who think vaccine causes autism and people who are skeptical of the Covid-19 vaccine.
No, there isn’t.
Surely this is the dumbest thing you’ve read no?
At the end of the day folks are still out of their jobs and it's tough to believe this is the actual stance when he won't say anything