Compulsory vaccinations

They're not really saying something different though? They're both saying not domestically but hancock is saying they may be required for international travel if other countries impose that on inbound travellers?

 

Apart from the fact they are impossible to police.

Can you imagine pre match - meet your mates at mid day Transport to town - passport in white bear show your passport, 00 Bar - passport, Paddy bar- passport, No7 passport, BRammahs passport, Greggs for a scrubber dummy passport, Courthouse -passport. The ground passport, back to town Falco lounge passport, shambles for the evening kick off passport. Garrison on the way to the bus station passport, bus station - passport.

Better hope you stop off your phone at half time to save battery or your ******!

 

Boris says that rapid testing may be needed to prove yourself 'clean' in order to be allowed to go in a pub even after the vaccination program is completed.
Actually Hancock never said that wasn't the case, he just said that permanent restrictions wouldn't be based on the vaccine so you're right

 

https://www.express.co.uk/life-styl...nges-habits-sharing-drinks-snogging-strangers

Read the results of what was asked. Even after the pandemic big amounts of people never see themselves in a packed pub again or even taking a crisp if offered. The nation have been scared stiff so it's no wonder people are so compliant with being forced to get the jab.

 

It's been less than a year, people may well say they won't in a survey but the norm for all of us is sharing a pack of sweets or crisps round and being in packed pubs.

 

if idiots will not have the jab , then i see no other way, the only way to get rid of this dreadful disease, at the moment, is a vaccination, and until the time comes when they have another solution[ because it is a new illness and they are learning everyday] then everybody in the world should be made to have the jab. it is not evil, the disease is evil and at this time the vaccination is the only sensible answer

 

Human rights be damned?

 

It's not a case of human rights it's a case of life or death simple choice

 

That may be one of the most ridiculous statements I have ever seen.

 

Hope so as I saw a top fifty list and it would be a shame if people were so worried and frightened to do those things ever again.

 

what about other folks human rights though?

 

Well just catch the bug then, we will soon see who was right

 

These "journalists" must be bored! Wouldn't use other peoples lip balm, but you don't test make up on your lips for eg. No way most people are going to be that fearful when we get back to normal

 

Don’t forget pub bar snacks. Known to contain multiple traces of urine...

 

See even before covid I would leave bar nibbles alone because you can't trust that everyone has washed their hands.

 

Not to forget the folks who have been coughing all over them

 

I thought it was vinegar!

 

If the vulnerable had been vaccinated then what reason do you have for forcing the vaccination into people less likely to die from this than from living within 3 miles of a motorway?

 

Everything in life that you do carries a degree of risk.

People die getting out the bath. Should we ban baths?

 

If me having a bath could lead to the risk of vulnerable people around me dying in the bath, I'd probably invest in a walk in shower.