Vaccine Passports And Compulsory Vaccination ?

[johnny.5]

as front line workers and care workers are having to be vaccinated to do their jobs.
shouldn't the people who serve their food also be mandatory vaccinated ?
and then shouldn't the people who prepare their food be mandatory vaccinated ?
and if that is so then shouldn't the people who insist on these vaccinations also be mandatory vaccinated ?etc.etc.etc.

[bobbinwales]

But am not in favour of compulsory vax but do agree to it being a requirement for some jobs or events. Not sure serving food carries any more risk than any other fleeting meeting as its a airborne virus masks or screens should help plus distancing is possible

[Boto]

I have just heard on R4’s Today programme that 3/4 of people in hospital (not sure about ICU) are unvaccinated.

[emmie]

boto, doesn't surprise me one bit, hospital staff must be very frustrated with them

[youngmafbog]

Covidians out in full force I see.

People under 30 are at very little risk of going to hospital even less for death. Even under 50 to numbers are actually quite small if you bother looking at them. Thats why the average age of a 'covid' death is so high.

Still, none of you will look past the narrative will you?

And yes I have had vaccinations

[emmie]

who are covidians?

[youngmafbog]

All you lot that treat covid as the be all and end all, like a religion.

[emmie]

i don't treat it like that, if i did i wouldn't be going to see my family over Christmas.

[royfromaus]

it would be better if all people could be vaccinated, with booster jabs too, but that's unlikely to happen.
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Don't forget the forthcoming booster booster jab.

[emmie]

what 4th jab?

[naomi24]

Emmie, there has been talk of another booster.

[ToraToraTora]

emmie: "undoubtedly Mrs Cheese is unvaccinated, though why i don't know" - THB?

[emmie]

what on earth is THB.

[naomi24]

Pass.

[davebro]

The Thai Baht - foreign currency?

[Barsel]

I'm fully vaccinated with Astra Zeneca and Moderna booster, but when you read that AZ won't help if you get the new variant, I do wonder if it's worth it. I know the booster is supposed to offer some protection.
Are we going to spend the rest of our lives being vaccinated with chemicals that could make changes to our body just in case?
I'm now beginning to understand why some people don't want to have the vaccine.

[naomi24]

As far as I'm aware the arrival of the new variant doesn't mean that the others have gone away so you're still vulnerable to those. The vaccines are working - there's no doubt about that. Anyone who refuses them puts themselves at greater risk of becoming ill or worse. It's a no-brainer really.

[Barsel]

We don't know though if we are going to continually get new variants and the jabs we have have had already will only cover for a certain length of time against the old variants.
I see a future of continually having to have vaccinations that will cause some people to have dire reactions to them.

[naomi24]

More vaccinations could be the new way - I hope not - and some people do have bad reactions to them - I do - but I would rather that than become seriously ill or die. Everyone has a choice though.

[youngmafbog]

And those that get blood clots and debilitating issues from them Naomi? They are there you know, just not reported.

My wife is still receiving treatment after the 1st and second Pfizer shots. She is not alone.

[youngmafbog]

//i don't treat it like that//

Doesn't apply to you then?