It should be compulsory for everyone, genuine medical exceptions aside.Also, and possibly controversially, I think the vaccine should be compulsory for healthcare and social care workers.
It should be compulsory for everyone, genuine medical exceptions aside.
It should be compulsory for everyone, genuine medical exceptions aside.
Just make it a condition for doing pretty much anything.Guaranteed to backfire and result in lower, not higher levels of vaccine uptake.
Also who would enforce it? Medics can't be expected to, and police can't be trusted because they can't even be trusted to spell their own fucking names right half the time.
I thought that they don't know for sure if it does or doesn't. The novavax vaccine seems to stop transmission from what I read today.
That's the one I've had (or water )!!!! Where did you see that?
Novavax's COVID-19 Vaccine: What You Need to Know
Learn how the Novavax COVID-19 vaccine works, how safe and effective it is, and who can get it when.www.verywellhealth.com
Seems to slow down nasal replication which is very good news
Society has plenty of means of enforcing compliance on individuals without resorting to actual force, No vaccine, no travel, no vaccine then can't attend school, no vaccine, it's a condition of your employment and so forth. Education is and always will be much better of course.Guaranteed to backfire and result in lower, not higher levels of vaccine uptake.
Also who would enforce it? Medics can't be expected to, and police can't be trusted because they can't even be trusted to spell their own fucking names right half the time.
Society has plenty of means of enforcing compliance on individuals without resorting to actual force, No vaccine, no travel, no vaccine then can't attend school, no vaccine, it's a condition of your employment and so forth. Education is and always will be much better of course.
Once you get into pressuring people to have it then you do hit the freedom of choice issue of course but all societies to some degree expect the individual to surrender some rights in order to benefit (and gain benefit from) the community.
As well as the issue of what rights individuals are willing to sacrifice there is the issue of what rights everyone else is willing to allow them to keep. Is someone's right to refuse a vaccine worth more than someone else's right not to be at risk of dying from that virus? Especially if the second someone is willing to take the vaccine but can't for genuine reasons? What if the next mutation of the damn thing kills 1 in 10 rather than 1 in a 100?
My opinion (and others may feel diferently) is that there is no right to refuse a vaccine and all vaccines should be mandatory except for medical grounds only, no right to refuse for religous or personal reasons.
I suspect the number of people who might have an allergic reaction to the vaccine is small but regardless of how large it is then if it came to compulsory vaccination then Yes I would expect you to go back to the Dr's and ask for a note. Why not? Do you feel that you not wanting to make a trip to the GP is more important than the lives of your fellow citizens? You're pretty much using the same excuse as people not bothering to self-isolate or ignoring mixing restrictions.I've been advised by a doctor not to have vaccines after previous severe reactions. I do not have a doctor's note saying 'exempt from vaccines' because I have never needed one. If that changes then me and a lot of other people will have to go and waste our GPs' time, during a pandemic, to get such a note. The GP who gave me the advice is long retired so I'll have to convince my new GP that I have a legitimate reason for being exempt, at a time when every covidiot in the land will be giving their doctors the exact same line. And I'll have to do it soon or risk unemployment and all sorts of other unpleasant stuff you've got planned for me.
And that's probably not even in the top five reasons why compulsory vaccination is a shit idea.
I've been advised by a doctor not to have vaccines after previous severe reactions. I do not have a doctor's note saying 'exempt from vaccines' because I have never needed one. If that changes then me and a lot of other people will have to go and waste our GPs' time, during a pandemic, to get such a note. The GP who gave me the advice is long retired so I'll have to convince my new GP that I have a legitimate reason for being exempt, at a time when every covidiot in the land will be giving their doctors the exact same line. And I'll have to do it soon or risk unemployment and all sorts of other unpleasant stuff you've got planned for me.
And that's probably not even in the top five reasons why compulsory vaccination is a shit idea.
my dad has recently been told similar. After believing he was allergic for most of his life.I would revisit that decision by your doctor ages ago tbh. It might be like all those people that have a penicillin 'allergy' that had a slight rash once and were told not to have it at the time which is turning out to be bad advice.
my dad has recently been told similar. After believing he was allergic for most of his life.
I've been advised by a doctor not to have vaccines after previous severe reactions. I do not have a doctor's note saying 'exempt from vaccines' because I have never needed one. If that changes then me and a lot of other people will have to go and waste our GPs' time, during a pandemic, to get such a note. The GP who gave me the advice is long retired so I'll have to convince my new GP that I have a legitimate reason for being exempt, at a time when every covidiot in the land will be giving their doctors the exact same line. And I'll have to do it soon or risk unemployment and all sorts of other unpleasant stuff you've got planned for me.
And that's probably not even in the top five reasons why compulsory vaccination is a shit idea.
I would revisit that decision by your doctor ages ago tbh. It might be like all those people that have a penicillin 'allergy' that had a slight rash once and were told not to have it at the time which is turning out to be bad advice.
You're pretty much using the same excuse as people not bothering to self-isolate or ignoring mixing restrictions.
Edit: The doctor who advised me against getting certain vaccinations had more pertinent information at their disposal than you do.
The fact of people with, at best, half a clue thinking they're in a position to decide which total strangers do or do not have a good reason not to be vaccinated is exactly why compulsory vaccination has to be an unequivocal no. It would also be unenforcable, barring a few make-an-example type arbitrary punishments or restrictions which would, as they always do, only really hurt the poor and the weak. And most importantly, it wouldn't fucking work. It'd be an absolute gift to conspiraloons, the far right and non-aligned idiots eveywhere. It is the single worst idea since keeping a bat and a pangolin in the same fucking box.
Whatever, just you were the one that said it was a long time ago and was a doctor that's since retired, if it were me I'd ask another doctor or specialist given it's a new vaccine with different constituent parts that has the potential to save your life. Was only some friendly advice, not telling you what to do.
Spain is keeping a register of refuseniks - probably a good idea. But they say 'refuse for any reason' so I hope they draw a distinction between those who can't have the vaccine for medical reasons and selfish twats.
Telling people with those kinds of concerns that their doctors are wrong is not a valid response to that.