@mott-the-hoople saidWhy are so willing that people die for what you want?
why are you lib idiots wanting so bad for our rights to be taken away?
You do not have the right to expose others to disease and death.
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@suzianne saidSo you are saying that people cannot get vaccinated and be protected from death?
Why are so willing that people die for what you want?
You do not have the right to expose others to disease and death.
Odd perspective you have. Get vaccinated so that you will be protected from death by covid, but after vaccinated unvaccinated people can still kill you.
You speak with forked tongue.
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@suzianne saidIn 2005, my 88-year-old grandfather died of pneumonia.
Why are so willing that people die for what you want?
You do not have the right to expose others to disease and death.
Should we track down the person who passed it to him and send him/her away for manslaughter?
You can't prohibit seemingly healthy people breathing into air; not unless you want to fundamentally change the nature of human society.
@metal-brain saidImmunization cards have been part of travel regulations for decades.
Vaccine Passports Were Planned Even Before The Pandemic Began.
https://greatgameindia.com/vaccine-passports-planned-before-pandemic/
See the following example: https://www.londonvaccinationclinic.co.uk/travel-vaccinations-for/americas/usa/
and
https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/immigrate/vaccinations.html
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@mott-the-hoople saidYour right to do what ??
why are you lib idiots wanting so bad for our rights to be taken away?
You might want to take it to another thread.
You know....... Texas ....
@techsouth saidI think if you are rich enough you can evade any requirement.
Immunization cards have been part of travel regulations for decades.
See the following example: https://www.londonvaccinationclinic.co.uk/travel-vaccinations-for/americas/usa/
and
https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/immigrate/vaccinations.html
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@sh76 saidI don't think suzianne was suggesting manslaughter as punishment. Maybe something more akin to a jaywalking fine.
In 2005, my 88-year-old grandfather died of pneumonia.
Should we track down the person who passed it to him and send him/her away for manslaughter?
You can't prohibit seemingly healthy people breathing into air; not unless you want to fundamentally change the nature of human society.
Did you know that before the 1920s when the automobile industry lobbied to literally make walking illegal, you could cross the street, walk in the street, even jog or run on the street, and it was LEGAL?
The idea that jaywalking is a crime is ridiculous. Talk about a fundamental change to society. Where are all the right-wing nutters fired up about jaywalking and freedom?
@eladar saidI don't think wealth is much of a factor, but rather a willingness to be dishonest. For example, I lived in a country in Africa for a while. If you go to their official health department and pay $10, you get a card showing you have been vaccinated from a few diseases required for travel. No one in the region (and perhaps the whole country) even considers getting an actual vaccine.
I think if you are rich enough you can evade any requirement.
But I don't see how any of this is so relevant. How would a requirement for Covid vaccine be different from things we're already accustomed to?
@techsouth saidThat is different when a vaccine stops people from getting a virus and spreading it to others. The gene vaccines do not do that though. They are not really vaccines at all, they are treatments. Gene therapy.
Immunization cards have been part of travel regulations for decades.
See the following example: https://www.londonvaccinationclinic.co.uk/travel-vaccinations-for/americas/usa/
and
https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/immigrate/vaccinations.html
It is illogical to mandate treatments.
@metal-brain said🚧🚨Moronity of Gop alert!!!🚨🚧
That is different when a vaccine stops people from getting a virus and spreading it to others. The gene vaccines do not do that though. They are not really vaccines at all, they are treatments. Gene therapy.
It is illogical to mandate treatments.
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@wildgrass saidNot sure about suzianne specifically, but in the Twitterverse, ripping non-maskers as murderers has been par for the course since last April.
I don't think suzianne was suggesting manslaughter as punishment. Maybe something more akin to a jaywalking fine.
Did you know that before the 1920s when the automobile industry lobbied to literally make walking illegal, you could cross the street, walk in the street, even jog or run on the street, and it was LEGAL?
The idea that jaywalking is a crime is ridiculous. T ...[text shortened]... ental change to society. Where are all the right-wing nutters fired up about jaywalking and freedom?
To take your comparison at face value, requiring masks in all public indoor settings is not akin to jaywalking. Jaywalking prohibits walking only in a very narrow setting: the crossing of a busy street not at a light or crosswalk. To make an apples-to-apples comparison to mask mandates, you'd have to compare it to a rule banning all walking on public property.
@wildgrass saidIncidentally, in your comparison to jaywalking, are you arguing that mask mandates could or should now become a permanent part of the human experience like jaywalking laws?
I don't think suzianne was suggesting manslaughter as punishment. Maybe something more akin to a jaywalking fine.
Did you know that before the 1920s when the automobile industry lobbied to literally make walking illegal, you could cross the street, walk in the street, even jog or run on the street, and it was LEGAL?
The idea that jaywalking is a crime is ridiculous. T ...[text shortened]... ental change to society. Where are all the right-wing nutters fired up about jaywalking and freedom?
Do you have any other dystopian visions to share?