How about if said medical procedure means society isn’t ravaged by a deadly virus?
Yeh soz you said as much.Sure, that's the tradeoff I mentioned in the second bit isn't it. At the moment though I'm not sure that particular one is on offer though is it - 100% vaccination (less those with genuine medical exemptions) wouldn't necessarily eliminate the virus.
Personally I'm a bit torn on this as these twats are really pissing me off, but even allowing for that compulsory medical treatment for all is not a step to be taken lightly.
Someone I know is not taking it because of their position in support of animal rights, which I guess I can respect even if I thin they are foolish not to and their assessment of the risk to them is possibly flawed (they has a mild case of Delta and don't think they are at risk of bad case).Other than medical reasons I cannot fathom a single moral or intellectual argument in support of refusing it. Not one, and I’ve tried to consider them, really tried. That’s why I’ve always associated their position with a kind of degeneracy.
I'm beginning to change my mind, for two main reasons...
1. I want life to get back to normal now, this shit with masks, lock downs etc is horrible and if the only way we can get rid if it is by mandatory vaccines and / or vaccine passport restrictions for the unvaccinated .. then we should do that.
2. I've had to have it, plus boosters, in order to keep my job. There is huge support for this across society, and tbh this has greatly affected my sympathy for personal freedom in this regard. As far as I'm concerned, if i have to have it then everyone can have it.
So yeah, sorry. I'm beginning to think we should just mandate it now for everyone without a genuine doctor's note, and maybe in a year or so we can have all our lives back.
War it is then
Can't work out what you mean by that, explain for us?
It means they'll be blood on the streets. The anger that forced vaccination will generate will be uncontainable.
I'm on record here as being against mandatory vaccination, either generally or for those in particular areas like health or social care, and that's at least in part because I think it will/would be counter-productive.It means they'll be blood on the streets. The anger that forced vaccination will generate will be uncontainable.
What forced vaccination? Are you getting confused and over dramatic about having to show that pass to get into massive venues that might come in?
I'm on record here as being against mandatory vaccination, either generally or for those in particular areas like health or social care, and that's at least in part because I think it will/would be counter-productive.
But this sort of thing is nonsensical hyper bollocks and simply makes you look like a loon.
That’s what happens if you mix Pfizer and Oxford
The topic of the thread is literally about whether vaccines should be mandatory.
i had you down as gimliI thought I was hulk? Or am i Conan?
In any case, bring on the vaccine wars. Time to clear out dead wood.
Someone said they were more in favour of mandatory vaccines and/or passes now, and you responded with 'war it is' and 'blood in the streets'. Hilariously over-dramatic snowflake nonsense.
I'll be proven correct if we ever get to that point, sadly.
Yeah, no mass uprisings against all the other stuff, but if this came in it'd be mass insurrection acoss the country. Deluded loon.
so you propose a war between the people who have protection against this disease and people who don't. one thing about war, it means people mingling whether in units, in barracks, on the battlefield, in hospitals. don't you think that people fighting the vaxxed and the virus are going to come off somewhat the worse in this scenario as variant after variant rips through their unprotected systems?You underestimate the discontentment out there. I hope I'm wrong, but I really don't think so.
Well mandatory vacciniation in the care industry, has lead to some principaled professionals walking away, and holes in the care that is provided. Whether these holes have lead to deaths I do not know. Talking to someone the other day, (jabbed as am I) who said It will result in an Equal Opputunities court case (which will be down the line) but I hope they win. Can't be easy to walk from a worthwhile (if under valued) career. He also said way forward in that sector was to ask the question of vacination during the interview process. I agree with that too.I'm on record here as being against mandatory vaccination, either generally or for those in particular areas like health or social care, and that's at least in part because I think it will/would be counter-productive.
But this sort of thing is nonsensical hyper bollocks and simply makes you look like a loon.
so you propose a war between the people who have protection against this disease and people who don't. one thing about war, it means people mingling whether in units, in barracks, on the battlefield, in hospitals. don't you think that people fighting the vaxxed and the virus are going to come off somewhat the worse in this scenario as variant after variant rips through their unprotected systems?
You underestimate the discontentment out there. I hope I'm wrong, but I really don't think so.
in the bit where you said there'd be a warWhere did I "propose" anything?
in the bit where you said there'd be a war
no, we've been calling people 'loons here for more than two decadesI'm not sure it'd be 'war', but, like it or not, mandatory vaccination is a different level.
I've had all the jabs going btw, before anyone jumps on me for being a 'loon' which seems to be a slightly unfortunate new fashion around here.