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i think the venues will just ignore the requirement
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The way they are pressuring everyone to get the vaccine strikes me as odd and unnervingly controlling
People should get to make the choice what medical procedure they accept and do no accept and shouldn't be forced into anything. If people have made the choice not to get vaccine and get ill or die they are aware this could happen and have made the decision For those that have the vaccine surely they should have the same level of protection whether or not everyone has the vaccine or not As for if the vaccines do truly work I guess we still need more time to see For those that may be hesitant to get a vaccine I don't blame them. Not all of them are conspiracy theorists who think they are getting a microchip. A lot would rather be poorly with covid for a week then how poorly a vaccine could possibly make them Speaking from a personal experience. My brother in law is still in hospital. The astra zenaca jab attacked his body. It's almost been 2 months. He's basically gone back to being a baby. He has to eat pureed food. He can't communicate. The few words he does use mean something else entirely so he can't say what he wants to say. His brain isn't working properly. He still doesnt have mobility in his arm. He won't be ever able to do his job again. He's having to have intensive rehabilitation. I'm sure he wishes he didn't have the vaccine and just had covid for a week. So this controlling corrupt rule breaking government can quite frankly do one because a lot more of us are seeing through the lies and what may be truly going on beneath the surface here. |
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sorry to hear about your brother in law Jake, I think the point is that the virus may mutate and make vaccinations null and void, and we are back to the situation again with overflowing hospitals passports are already in operation across Europe, Denmark for instance will only allow vaccinated people into restaurants so I think we are very low down on the list of what is currently required and mandated, https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/explainers-57665765 |
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I wonder if he may have been allergic? Because that was a very strong reaction to the vaccine. |
meanwhile my mom again moaning at me if i shouldn't change my mind and get vaccinated more like ''we see more youths now ending up in hospital and some on ICU''
:rolleyes: it is my own opinion, and i replied back with ''yes but i am not like those particular youths, i never go to nightclubs, pubs, restaurants, stores'' i somehow am glad to be a antisocial introvert in times like these and as for holiday, or if i ever need to see doctor, i'll wear my FFP2 face mask so i still stick to my opinion, and i refuse the vaccine |
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No, they can not get away with that |
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I understand that vunerable and elderly should have the vaccine as they don't have as good a chance if they catch covid. But as for pressuring teenagers to get a jab. When it's unlikely covid would do any lasting harm. It just seems really odd to me. |
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Also give it time as for our vaccine passports it may still be brought into place regarding restaurants etc |
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I have no doubt vaccine passports will be required especially in the winter months, I would rather a passport than lockdown, and for those who can't physically take it I think there will be some sort of leeway |
the mutations argument is nonsense. As long as the virus is active anywhere in the world it will mutate, it has nothing to do with the uk specifically. The virus mutates all the time, constantly, so again, people are talking nonsense on that one. Every so often a new strain will come along that is more infectious or more dangerous, but we are never going to get infections down to zero in the uk let alone across the world, so trying to guilt trip people into vaccination is not a clever strategy
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But it should always be a personal choice, you can't force people to get vaccinated. |
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It's also worth noting that the traits of a mutation are a dice roll - "mutation" doesn't necessarily mean "getting worse", which I think is often assumed. In theory, if a dominant strain of extremely-infectious-yet-very-mild Covid was to emerge, we would absolutely WANT that to spread through the population, as it would help to edge out strains with more incidences of severe symptoms. TBH a best-case-scenario is a mutation that spreads like wildfire, but that's so mild that basically no one gets severely ill (there will always be risk to the very elderly and immune suppressed, unfortunately). |
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Maybe they should be researching that very thing ? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro |
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Cherie and her never ending tunnel :fist::fist::fist:
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That was what I was alluding to :) Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro |
If anyone wants to leave the UK they are going to have to be vaccinated anyway so they may as well suck it up now and get it over with tbh
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Booster jabs will start next month for over 50s, you may get a different vaccine to the one you got originally ..the magnets are coming :omgno:
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I don't think it really matters what vaccine you get, it just gives the immune system a top up. Apparently in russia and china they have already had boosters as the vaccine isnt combatting the delta variant very well |
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