Been thinking about this more and more:

If the SSPX and Bishop Sanborn are giving the green light to abortion-tainted jabs, it means some will take advantage of that permission, and we will have vaxed and purebloods mixing unbeknownst to eachother in the same chapels.

Are there reasons why a boy or girl SHOULD want to know about the status of his potential spouse?  Should vax status be a "deal breaker?"

Been thinking about this more and more:

If the SSPX and Bishop Dolan are giving the green light to abortion-tainted jabs, it means some will take advantage of that permission, and we will have vaxed and purebloods mixing unbeknownst to eachother in the same chapels.

Are there reasons why a boy or girl SHOULD want to know about the status of his potential spouse?  Should vax status be a "deal breaker?"

I thought about this right away, as soon as it was known the jabs were likely sterilizing and causing long-term health problems.

P.S. We should try to fight their agenda as you were doing, calling those who refused the vax "purebloods" because you want a 100% positive connotation, reflecting the truth.

"I am unmodified."
Pureblood
etc.

Wonder how the stats would look if this poll were posted on the SSPX Facebook page?

Also, their parent(s) could have forced them.

HOWEVER, even then, you are marrying the family to a certain extent. I know nowadays you can't get too picky (my wife's family is half Novus Ordo and half "nothing") but sometimes the badness of the parents passes on to the children, if you know what I mean. Their values, priorities, beliefs, etc.

But I agree with your post Lad. It does show moral weakness, laziness, and worst of all, a signal that they might be a sheep. NOT a good thing for the coming age.
However important it was to be awake and aware for the past 50 years, it's about to become 10X as important.

Sending your kid to public school in the 80's was a poor choice. In the 90's or 00's it was a much worse choice. Doing so in 2020 could actually be fatal -- due to long term effects of traumatization, propaganda, mask wearing, emotional damage, and mandatory vaccines. That's to say nothing about the current "Woke" nature of the educational system. We celebrated Columbus Day back in the 80's and early 90's (my public school career). Today, they completely vilify the White Man and Columbus in particular. His "day" is now known as "Indigenous Peoples' Day". I'm not kidding.

As for the poll, I picked the 3rd Yes but if there was an "all of the above" option I would have picked that.

I chose "Yes: Other" for that reason; I think all of the "yes" answers matter.
 
Having said that, the potential sterilization issue is huge. 

And getting at some of what Lad & Matthew spoke of, I think compatibility on important issues can make a big difference in a marriage, even, for example, as far as what the parties think about childhood vассinеs.  Opposing opinions on such a question can cause enormous conflict in a marriage.

Just to clarify, sterilization does not undermine marital validity. 

"sterilization does not undermine marital validity"

FWIW, I was not thinking about the validity, but I just would not want to marry anyone who may have seriously (& so unnecessarily!) compromised his ability to have children, valid marriage or not.  I think potential spouses definitely have a right to know if the other has been jabbed.  For many reasons, including the potential detriment to fertility.

"sterilization does not undermine marital validity"

FWIW, I was not thinking about the validity, but I just would not want to marry anyone who may have seriously (& so unnecessarily!) compromised his ability to have children, valid marriage or not.  I think potential spouses definitely have a right to know if the other has been jabbed.  For many reasons, including the potential detriment to fertility.

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Yes, and that is perfectly reasonable. I think the jury is still out on the EXACT effect the vax has on reproduction (the data so far certainly suggests a temporal association between the jab and reproductive difficulties, including miscarriage) so it will be difficult to tell right now whether one's jabbed object of interest will have problems.

Infertility, except in certain cases (e.g. a hysterectomy) rarely means that someone cannot conceive full stop. It is a condition with a wide variety of gradations. Even couples with say five children can be said to struggle from infertility if the wife, say, has suffered several miscarriages. 

Planning a marriage is planning a future. If a man or woman has reason to believe conception and pregnancy will be difficult, it should certainly not be kept a secret.