Should peoples movements be restricted if they refuse the vaccine?

[Tipp blue]

Should those who can but refuse to take a Covid vaccine have moments restricted?
The only way out of rolling lockdowns is once enough people have been vaccinated. So what of those who won't take the vaccine?
Is it reasonable to give those who are vaccinated proof and it will be up to business owners to allow or not allow people without proof?
There are countries in the world that you can't enter without certain vaccines, I went to Uganda 10 years ago and had to have proof of a yellow fever vaccine or I wouldn't have been let into the country.

 

[kev]

Fair question, but possibly more suited to the clientele of the current affairs thread.

Now. . . . . what did you have for breakfast?

 

[Lord Buckethead]

NOBODY will be allowed to restrict my movements. I am quite regular at the moment after a period of being a bit bunged up

Quite what Covid vaccinations have to do with it is anyone's guess
Are they threatening to stick a cork up the arse of any brainless scum that turn the vaccine down or something?

 

[Leylo]

Yes, it's the only way we can get back to normality. If you don't have you can't come here needs to be the attitude imo .maybe we can go the match again. Anti vaccine groups can go and blow it out of they're arses!

 

[ste d' indica]

Yes, it's the only way we can get back to normality. If you don't have you can't come here needs to be the attitude imo .maybe we can go the match again. Anti vaccine groups can go and blow it out of they're arses!

I'm not an expert mate, but I don't think vaccines work that way.

 

[Alanbileysfeathercut]

They won't be restricted for folk who've had the jab.
Have you seen these zombie films.



I'm joking.......

 

[ToffeeTim]

Probably not

The amount refusing the jab will be pretty low I reckon. Not as high as some try to make out.

 

[Daveysgingerlovechild]

I suspect a lot of the type of people who will refuse the vaccine are worried about having their movements controlled by Bill Gates. So shouldn't be an issue.

This is what you meant, right?

 

[Lord Buckethead]

Probably not

The amount refusing the jab will be pretty low I reckon. Not as high as some try to make out.

And?
Why should they be allowed to break the social contract, just because they don't fancy it?
Many will have the jab, not because they want sticking with a needle, but because it's the right thing to do.

 

[Alanbileysfeathercut]

My wife had the vaccine last week and didn't get a card to say she had,so how is this to be implemented.

 

[ToffeeTim]

And?
Why should they be allowed to break the social contract, just because they don't fancy it?
Many will have the jab, not because they want sticking with a needle, but because it's the right thing to do.

I don't think we can force people to not be daft.

I'll be having it when I'm offered it, but I don't believe in forcing people to take it, even though I think it's really stupid not to take it.

 

[Leylo]

Probably not

The amount refusing the jab will be pretty low I reckon. Not as high as some try to make out.

Think you're probably right, hopefully it is low figures that refuse, but if the figures were to be high I think they would have no choice but restrict people. Pray it doesn't come to that tho.

 

[-Rob-]

Absolutely 100% not. It's a completely ridiculous thing to even suggest. I'll be taking the vaccine but there is absolutely no way you can force others to take it even if it is for the greater good the general population.

 

[Tipp blue]

My wife had the vaccine last week and didn't get a card to say she had,so how is this to be implemented.

There's a record of her having it.

 

[PaulPowersTash]

My wife had the vaccine last week and didn't get a card to say she had,so how is this to be implemented.

I think you only get the card after the second jab.