California Restaurant Bans Vaccinated Customers
As many restaurants and bars across California begin to adopt a process that checks patrons for proof of vaccination, be restaurant is not having it and is going a completely different route.
‘Basilico’s Pasta e Vino’ is instead requiring customers to provide “proof of being unvaccinated.”
“More American counties, cities, and businesses doubling down on anti-American lockdown mandates? Well ‘Basilico’s Pasta e Vino’ just tripled down: From day one, never complied, banned masks, and now … requiring proof of being Un-vaccinated!” the Huntington Beach restaurant said via a Facebook post.
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Owner, Tony Roman, said that he was fighting harmful government policies.
“With warning signs of another impending lockdown, and many business owners again emboldening those who I refer to as ‘the lockdown tiny tyrants’ — this time by imposing proof-of-vaccination policies — we chose to fire another missile of defiance to further make our point in defense of American liberty and freedom,” he said.
Back at the beginning of 2020, the owner Tony Roman also told its customers and employees to not wear face masks.
“It’s our rule, if they don’t want to work here, they don’t have to work here,” he said to FOX 11.