Most Britons back vaccine passports to get into pub or restaurant

a reply to: AaarghZombies

What has hat got to do with anything ?

Why aren’t you wearing cast on your unbroken leg?
You poor thing, does it make you uncomfortable wearing a cast for no reason?

Your argument is moot

Masks on healthy people, pffft

a reply to: Bigburgh

They'll have to get me a TV that works first.

Couldn't stop laughing at this guy.tells the police to do their job,600 dead.
Chemical biological attack on Britian

As I mentioned elsewhere if COVID's transmission rate and lethality rate were doubled, I could be more understanding of the insistence of vaccination and sterilization protocols, but even then I'd be against the prohibition of free travel arbitrarily.

Right now Epiforcast has the UK's overall Tr at .8 bout the lowest it's been since this started

It's not enough to warrant this response..

a reply to: AaarghZombies

On the other hand, people should also be able to tell if another person has or hasn't been vaccinated.

Why?
What's the point of getting vaccinated if you still have to be worried about getting covid-19?

originally posted by: bigfatfurrytexan
a reply to: gortex

I am going to flat out say this, and my apologies for anyone who feels I have slapped them: if you support a vaccine ID or passport you are a raging idiot.

It does nothing but tell folks that you won't get quite as sick as you would otherwise. And folks don't really understand this because they are either freaking stupid, or they are authoritarian fascists. I have no use for either.

I'm only kidding of course...

***Get the Vaccine or bigfatfurrytexan will shut down ATS and give you a whooping***

This would be out of this world😆👍

Lucky for us BFFT is a great guy, our BFF

originally posted by: AaarghZombies


I get it, you feel silly wearing a mask, and you resent the mean old government telling you what to wear, but this is the real world, not some bubble wrapped safe space.

Im going to assume that, once isolated, you can see how asinine this statement is.

originally posted by: Tulpa
a reply to: Bigburgh

They'll have to get me a TV that works first.

Well it certainly looks like the Biden Administration wants to keep track of our locations and are pushing for this Vaccine Passport style authentication. You should be getting mandatory Obama phones with a Netflix App permanently built-in hardware. Granted if you live in the United States and it's territories. 👍😁

a reply to: Bigburgh

Im getting the vaccine. Im almost 50, and my health issues make it a no brainer for me.

Were i a 23 year old female with no health problems, no way in hell i'd get the vaccine.

But im getting it as soon as I can. Found out i was supposed to get it a month ago, and the clinic overlooked it. So now i am kinda stuck waiting for more supply so i can get in.

a reply to: bigfatfurrytexan

I'm waiting as long as I can for health reasons as well. Hopefully they make it as safe as the regular flu shot or Pneumonia vaccine that I get.

Ultimately it will come down to my primary doctor and it be my choice.

But I strongly disagree on restricting the rights of peoples daily lives by making them show proof of it. Some of us bare the mark from past vaccinations.

How to spot a Cougar at the bar🙄

Why is it that NOT ONE of you “please restrict my life” advocates aren’t demanding that we prove our vaccination against measles in order to enter a petrol station?

I know why you aren’t demanding that, and so do you

It’s because the media hasn’t TOLD YOU to demand it

There are ZERO laws anywhere on earth that DEMAND vaccination against ACTUAL diseases in order to enter a place of business

Absolute brainwashed sheep.

Innocuous means innocuous. The China virus is innocuous.

a reply to: Bigburgh

Fortunately, I'm in the UK.

Unfortunately, this will be everywhere.

They're going to need to come up with a better bribe than TV because almost everyone I know has given up on British TV because it's more fun to peel off your skin and rub salt and vinegar paste all over.

a reply to: glen200376

Youse terrifoid to actually look attit. You kaent even looook at the evidance'

originally posted by: AaarghZombies If you don't want to be near somebody who hasn't been vaccinated then that should also be your choice.

and you should exercise that choice by staying at home, not by issuing blanket requirements of everybody else.

And why wouldn’t you want to be near someone who hasn’t been vaccinated?

Does your IQ tell you that that person must have the China virus?

I thought if you had the China virus it was soooooo bad that you couldn’t breath or stand or go to the pub for a drink

The narrative has fallen apart months ago. The media is lying to you. There is NO requirement for everyone to be vaccinated and DEFINITELY no requirement to be TERRIFIED of people who don’t have the vaccine

You prove to me that you have been vaccinated against rubella and then I’ll let you into the shop

Pathetic

Pretty soon we are gonna be segregated by the vaccinated and the non-vaccinated.

a reply to: gortex

I desperately want to get beck into the pubs, have a drink and a catch up with my mates.
There literally isn't anything I want to do more, I would give my left knacker to be able to.

I do not in any way shape or form support the use of 'vaccine passports'.

For the record; I had my first jab about six weeks ago now.

originally posted by: gortex
Most Britons.

This is what years of watching soap opera's and reality TV does to the brain , 62% of cloven hoofed Brits think that as over half of the country has now been vaccinated it would be jolly fine if we have to produce our passes to get into recreational venues , there was me thinking we fought a war to stop that happening but now it's an acceptable price to pay.

A survey by Ipsos MORI of more than 8,300 people aged over 16 in the UK found 78% were in favour of vaccine passports to travel abroad or to visit a relative living in a care home.

Support was also high for using the document to see a loved one in hospital (74%), or to go to the theatre or an indoor concert (68%), and for gym use or leisure centre use (63%).

Around 61% of those who responded also backed their use to attend open-air music concerts and sports events, while 58% said they would accept having to use them on public transport.
news.sky.com...

I know

, why don't we make the un-vaccinated wear a black cross on their arm.

Papers please !

It wasn’t that long ago when we got a view of the rear of these same sheep with the trump hating dags hanging off, Welcome to your carma pommy gits, Continue on sheep herder.

originally posted by: AaarghZombies
a reply to: gortex

I'm going to say the same thing here as I say everywhere: The important thing is that people are allowed to make an educated choice. Which means that they should be given access to all of the relevant information.

On one hand this means that people should be able to access vaccine data so that they can decide for themselves whether or not they think the vaccine poses a greater risk to them than Covid. So they can choose to have it or not.

On the other hand, people should also be able to tell if another person has or hasn't been vaccinated. So that they can also make an educated decision on whether than person poses a risk to them.

It's all about choice. If you don't want to be vaccinated then you should have that choice. If you don't want to be near somebody who hasn't been vaccinated then that should also be your choice.

we fought a war to stop that happening

I understand the basic sentiment behind this statement ... but I think that it's a little bit of a stretch to compare a vaccine card to a genocidal totalitarian regime that killed tens of millions of people.

While Britain hasn't had ID cards since the war, vaccine cards actually stuck around a lot longer. British people used to need to show evidence of vaccinations before they were allowed to travel internationally up until quite recently, and some destinations still require them.

The last time I needed to get a residency permit I had to show proof of vaccinations, as well as evidence that I didn't have any STD or communicable diseases. So these things still exist in a lot of the world.

If people believe that they need this much information, about other people's medical status, to make a personal choice, they can chose to stay home and hide from the big bad scary world.

originally posted by: putnam6
Pretty soon we are gonna be segregated by the vaccinated and the non-vaccinated.

They'll need to segregate eventually because if adverse effects start to increase over time its going to create and solidify more resistance.
Can't have people aware of the possibilities now can we?