Unjust Scales At Kroger?

I have heard a report that Kroger employees who refused to  be part of a bioengineering experiment now have to pay higher health care premiums. If this is true, it's time to refuse to the the mark of Kroger who is now taking on the role of the new anti-Yahweh in the USA. With all the unhealthy toxic products Kroger sells for profit to whatever undereducated or reckless body buys their chemical-laden GMO foods and high fructose corn-syrup Coke and Pepsi liquids, Kroger now is fining the people who work for them who are trying to protect their body from toxic substances and experiments equal to the wickedness Fauci and drug sorcery units deployed toward AIDS patients.

Cigarette smokers or people who are sexually reckless with multiple sperm recipients don't have to pay higher premiums in most workplaces. Why not?  If they can afford to intentionally harm their body with cigarettes or spread sexually transmitted diseases, they should have to pay higher health care premiums for such is the way of auto insurance based on actual risk. But it is totally  unjustified and horrific segregation of those who do not want to sign off their bodies as a Bill Gates experiment to  be fined VIA health insurance premium increases, since not receiving experimental injections is a sign of sanity and proper precautions before the probable long term adverse effects of such injections prove to be FAR worse than a bout with a form of influenza.

Kroger is now a business version of Greece, who is fining people that do not desire to be genetically manipulated nor do they want to be volunteers in a very risky puncture series experiment which is not profitable to them nor do the contents of such WARPSPEED vials pass any test for human intake according to the food regulations for those who's religious leader is Yahweh rather than Martin Luther King, Jr. or Prince Charles of England.

Boycott Kroger and any other business once you are informed that they are penalizing through fines those who are medically conservative in their approach to disease prevention. Aaron Rodgers, Kirk Cousins and Tyler Bertuzzi would all be considered medically conservative.  Kroger, if indeed it is fining anti-Fauci people instead of fining cigarette smokers or treating all their employees equally, is a shame and spreading discrimination rather than  being a blessing in your neighborhood.  

MIT and Harvard studies both indicate it is probable that the DNA changes injected into  Fauci's experimental mammal population are irreversible, not matter how human or inhumane they seem to be..