Are you for or against vaccine passports for massechusetts? Poll (New Bedford: unemployed, luxury)

[FCMA]

Originally Posted by tribecavsbrowns

Another one who dishonestly equates taking a couple shots to actually rid the community of a pathogen to taking shots indefinitely even though said shots have shown no indication they will ever eliminate the pathogen even at a local level, AND having to show proof of current shots for everyday life activities.

I am very much in support of your everyday life activities being curtailed. Science is trying to keep you safe, and history will laugh at you. Yr sheep body, not yr choice, just take the shot like you did when you were in elementary school - it’s utterly sickening folks don’t care that a major metro area is dead. (well only 1% die aka ur ok with 3.3 million dead Americans that’s cool)

[tribecavsbrowns]

Originally Posted by FCMA

I am very much in support of your everyday life activities being curtailed. Science is trying to keep you safe, and history will laugh at you. Yr sheep body, not yr choice, just take the shot like you did when you were in elementary school - it’s utterly sickening folks don’t care that a major metro area is dead. (well only 1% die aka ur ok with 3.3 million dead Americans that’s cool)

I won't, and as I explained in my previous post, this is nothing like taking your shots when you were a kid, no matter how many times you repeat the mendacious propaganda that they're exactly the same.

[justyouraveragetenant]

Originally Posted by massnative71

You would be mistaken sir, I never made any so called case for vaccine passports. It was you who made the outlandish claim that they would provide "zero benefit" (meaning to no one). I can at least admit that such a measure would leave some behind. Are you claiming that grandmothers and front line workers are expendable and irrelevant to society, then???

You would have somewhat of a case if the vaccine stopped transmission but it doesn't. Gibraltar was 140 percent vaccinated meaning not only is everyone vaccinated but many had 3 shots versus one. This is why they are explained to be 140 percent vaccinated. They had major outbreaks. There is another example of a huge party where everyone is vaccinated and they had a outbreak.

[justyouraveragetenant]

Originally Posted by redplum33

Average Tenant, why do you think you're so special that you don't need to follow the rules?

This is not about me but preserving American rights and preventing a authoritarian government. Some of the worst acts in history was done by following the rules

[Lancerman]

It saves lives it's worth it.

[justyouraveragetenant]

Originally Posted by Lancerman

It saves lives it's worth it.

Thousands are dying from the vaccine. A 3 year old in Argentina died the next day after the vaccine of a heart attack. You mandate the vaccine you kill people period. At Columbia university they did a study and a 150 thousand have died from the vaccine. 13 and 15 year olds are dropping dead.

A conservative estimate of deaths is 20 thousand from the vaccine.

[mdovell]

Being unvaccinated isn't a protected class. Furthermore most of what you can do in person can be done online. 150,000 did not die if vaccine. Please if you say a place said something put a link. Otherwise this looks like AOL.

I guess you don't look up either

[redplum33]

Originally Posted by justyouraveragetenant

At Columbia university they did a study and a 150 thousand have died from the vaccine.

Originally Posted by justyouraveragetenant

A conservative estimate of deaths is 20 thousand from the vaccine.

Which is it?


(probably neither)

[badalchemist]

Originally Posted by justyouraveragetenant

you never needed them for a gym, a restaurant, a concert, public buildings. I am curious if the left will use the vaccine passport to prevent people from voting. i would not be surprised. in Boston, you need to be vaccinated to enter any public building and I assume its places where people vote. This is not starting until January 15th and mayor wu had people furious drowning her out with sirens and chants during her swearing in.

Classic right-wing moonbat behavior to be more concerned about hypothetical fascism than the literal fascism their party supports.

[lrfox]

It depends on what you mean by "vaccine passport." I'm not for a sweeping government mandate that if you're unvaccinated, you have to essentially quarantine at home indefinitely. The City of Boston mandate doesn't nearly go that far. It's essentially limited to entertainment and some fitness activities. My only real issue with the Boston mandate is that it puts businesses in a tough spot - not all of them have to the capacity to easily enforce the mandate. My preference would be to continue to allow businesses to choose whether or not they wanted to enact such requirements.

But in reality, a vaccine passport is likely going to just be digital proof that you're vaccinated. I don't see larger scale mandates like the ones in Boston, NYC, Chicago, SF, etc. really becoming much more widespread than what we're currently seeing. I'm fine with the U.S. and other countries requiring vaccines for entry (this was standard practice with other vaccines in much of the world long before COVID), and I'm OK with a business that chooses to require proof of vaccination. In both cases, I imagine the number of places with those requirements will eventually decline with time. The talk about passports being used to "not allow unvaccinated to vote or participate in society" is loony tunes talk.