Guess what? Guy who made the biggest assertion that it is a mere flu knows that it isn't after he got it and then went ahead to get vaccinated!
Yes, health is private. However, the point of a vaccine certificate is not to declare your health status. Its to show that you are less likely to have those particular infectious diseases because you have been vaccinated against them. Countries would like to know there is a minimal risk of you bringing some of these diseases with you. Especially into a population that has never had it or eradicated. Most countries implemented mandatory vaccination programs for infants and because of this you arent asked for your MMR vacvination card for when you were a baby. The assumption is that the vast majority of people in countries got the jabs.
But isn’t trump the guy who came up with operation warp speed? To accelerate vaccine deployment last year?
Covid vaccines are not preventing infection or transmission. They are preventing severe symptoms for people who catch the flu. This means that everyone can catch or transmit the flu regardless of vaccination status. However, if they are vaccinated they are less likely to have severe symptoms.
But do you believe this is okay, given that the vaccine neither prevents infection nor transmission…and isn’t even effective in the long term.
Dude, im not arguing the science of covid vaccine with you coz we could go back and forth exchanging links. And in the end its all irrelevant because we are discussing the policy of the vaccine certificate.
The policy lacks merit because the vaccine lacks merit, which is because it lacks key qualities that would make mandating it have merit (i.e prevention of transmission and protection from infection).
Just to be clear (coz i have a follow up question depending on what your answer is here), you are of the opinion that one should be free to travel with or without a covid vaccine certificate?
Yes every person should be free to travel or do anything with or without the Covid vaccine certificate.
No not a yellow fever comparrison.
I still wouldn’t agree with any mandates for a passport pegged on a vaccine developed within less than 3 months of the identification of the virus.
Do you know how judgemental you sound?Anyways I’m beginning to learn that many people have no interest in critical thought and in thinking ahead in terms of what could go wrong. Skepticism is not ingrained in many peoples minds.
More importantly, I’m beginning to learn that many people prefer communication via memes so that they can ignore the message and laugh at whatever the meme shows. Research and actual reading is not preferred.
Compliance without question for small personal comforts is more preferable.
So here we go with today’s meme
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I understand all you have said. But I notice that you keep repeating this last bit in bold in most of your critiques.
It’s not really a bad thing to be judgemental. It’s how we differentiate between good and bad.
People die everyday from anything. I could have died on Saturday in a car crash if the guy had hit me worse than he actually did. Should we give up our freedoms for fear of death….while that’s the ultimate destinationTexas Anti-Mask 'Freedom Defender' Caleb Wallace Dies Of COVID-19
“Whether he was a hardcore conservative or not, he was an amazing man," his wife, Jessica Wallace, said of the 30-year-old father of three young girls.www.huffpost.com
Freedoms? Does this include freedom to infect other people? I read somewhere that the reason they were able to make the covid vaccine so quickly is beacause there was already research done on SARSfrom previous pandemics .
Where do your freedom end and another's start.