Have you ever wondered how many Americans have actually gotten religious exemptions that have been honored for saying that they're not going to get vaccinated?

Now in this country, you're supposed to be able to get religious exemptions for certain medical things.

It's important, right? It's an important part of people's lives when it comes to their faith.

And in this country, you're supposed to be able to get religious exemptions if you believe it goes against your religious beliefs.

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Have you ever wondered how many people have actually gotten exemptions?

Well, we're starting to see data for the first time of just how intolerant the United States government is of those in this country who are religious.

This may be the most shocking number I have seen when it comes to the government overreach and their lack of respect of American individuals when it comes to their faith.

We now know with new data that has come out, the directly correlates to the military that just 0.06% of religious exemption requests have been granted for the US Marines.

That's right. The Marine Corps has granted just two religious exemptions to the over 3,200 applicants appealing.

The military's COVID-19 vaccine mandate only two, which if you break that down, it means it's 0.06% of religious exemptions have been granted two out of 3,220 applicants.

January 12, according to the Marine Corps Times, two of the 3,212 religious exemption requests have been granted for the vaccine, which was mandated by the president for all active duty Marines to receive by November the 28th, 2021.

As I said, that figure amounts to 0.06% of the request being granted. In other words, it's basically worthless to fill out a religious exemption with the United States government.

If Marines don't receive either a COVID-19 vaccine or an exemption, they will be discharged.

Roughly 150 exemption requests are still waiting, review, the military times reported or the Marine Corps Times reported I should say.

Quote did a privacy considerations. We are unable to discuss these specifics of any individual requests. That's what Captain Andrew Ward commented to the Marine Corps Times.

He outlined the review process for Marine Seeking COVID-19 vaccination exemption, saying, the initial request is reviewed by the first lieutenant Colonel Commander, the Colonel Commander and Commanding General in the requesting Marines chain of command before being sent off to deputy commandant for manpower and reserve affairs.

Within manpower and reserve affairs, a three person panel reviews each request before making a recommendation to the deputy commandant. In other words, you're screwed.

If the request is denied, the Marine who initially filed the request has the right to appeal to the assistant commandant of the Marine Corps, who then personally reviews each appeal before making a final decision.

Since the vaccine mandates were first rolled out, the Marine Corps has been the least vaccinated force in the Department of Defense.

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