[arista]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

Against this wholeheartedly. Should always be a choice. Mandatory medical treatment never ends well.

Under the Current Political Power
it's a Typical move.


[Right-Wing Populist and
National-Conservative Political Party control Austria.]

[DemolitionRed]

Originally Posted by GoldHeart

Yeah but through life you have to follow the rules , even what you said about driving license , it's actually saves alot of time to have a photo ID as a proof of document , whether that's a driver's licence or a passport . You might never go abroad or drive a car but it seems to help in life to have those things.


The problem is people want to have their cake and eat it, they want to go abroad ,go out all the time in crowds of people but never get vaxxed for safety and they don't wear masks . It wouldn't be so bad if they took precautions. Obviously I know not everyone is like that though.

You assume quite a lot. Many people choose not to have the vaccine because of the amount of vaccine deaths and vaccine injuries. That doesn't mean they aren't still worried about getting Covid and so still take precautions like wearing masks and self distancing.
I had the first two vaccines but will not be having any boosters. That doesn't make me some selfish anti-vaxer, it just makes me anti-the covid vaccine for myself. If people want to have it that's fine, if people don't, that's fine too.

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by GoldHeart

But if you want to fly abroad on holiday you HAVE to be vaccinated anyway, why is that different when that's also MANDATORY ?.

People complain about not having a 'choice'.But then those same people will go gallivanting around ...maskless breathing on everyone, in crowded places spreading the virus.

Having a Vaccine to go abroad is different from forcing people to have it just to go to their local Supermarket.

[GoldHeart]

Originally Posted by DemolitionRed

You assume quite a lot. Many people choose not to have the vaccine because of the amount of vaccine deaths and vaccine injuries. That doesn't mean they aren't still worried about getting Covid and so still take precautions like wearing masks and self distancing.
I had the first two vaccines but will not be having any boosters. That doesn't make me some selfish anti-vaxer, it just makes me anti-the covid vaccine for myself. If people want to have it that's fine, if people don't, that's fine too.

I literally said NOT everyone as I know there's people who take precautions ,whether they've had the vaccine or not .

But you can't deny there's STILL selfish attitudes out there, we all know there's people out there who will spread the virus and not care.

I understand the problematic issue of making something 'mandatory',but this virus is here to stay and something has to be done to control it.

[GoldHeart]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

Having a Vaccine to go abroad is different from forcing people to have it just to go to their local Supermarket.

Yeah I understand the issues surrounding that ,but I think they're just trying to lower the infection rate. I think the depressing reality is COVID will always be around like the common cold.

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by GoldHeart

Yeah I understand the issues surrounding that ,but I think they're just trying to lower the infection rate. I think the depressing reality is COVID will always be around like the common cold.

That's a fair point.