Germany says pandemic not over as court OKs vaccine mandate, Pushing Boosters

A German Supreme Court had ruled that compulsory vaccination against COVID is constitutionally justified in their ruling.
According to the court.

The right to physical integrity is less important than the protection of vulnerable persons.

You have the German Supreme Court bending the knee to the vaccination for covid which had done nothing to prevent covid infection. Even the most highest public figures who claim that are vaccinated had been infected twice.

German Supreme Court rules compulsory vaccination against COVID

Germany says pandemic not over as court OKs vaccine mandate

You have the CDC pushing boosters for the children/youth when it comes to the compulsory vaccination against COVID.
They arent letting this money tree die yet.


Its very likely CDC will approve the boosters for kids and babies in the coming months.
Despite the Pfizer document leaks.
CDC's independent vaccine advisers will meet to discuss COVID-19 boosters for kids

a reply to: vNex92

When was the last time Germany forced needles into people's skin, anybody remember?

To put tattoos on Jewish people prior to their extermination?

Sure sounds like things are going great in Germany.

a reply to: vNex92

Dude, you missed the 'for health workers part'!

While I don't agree to force the vaccine on anyone, it kind of makes sense to TRY to minimize the effects of the ronies on the health sector.

I'll reference this post to showcase how adequately you're able to do your research and or willingness to blow stuff out of proportion. Thanks.

a reply to: CptComa88
Did you read at the bottom of the article? who said they are done with it?

Almost 76% of Germany's people have received two shots against coronavirus so far, and nearly 60% have also received a booster shot. The demand for vaccination is very low at present, but the government on Wednesday approved spending more money on new vaccines that will allow Germany to deal with a series of possible variants this fall.