Tim of the Oak
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strong feeling in our scientific communities. I have mixed views about this and vaccinations have slowed anyway.
My mate's daughter used to be a waitress on a casual basis for Sportsman's dinners and other events. Darren Fletcher was at one whilst he was at the Rags, late in the night Fletcher asked her on a date, she said to him "no, one because I know you are married and two my Dad would kill me if he found out I had gone out with a United player".My girlfriends daughter's the same. Pain in the backside. Proud of her though as she's got excellent marks despite everything. Though she's recently made friends with a former Utd players son, got a stern telling off she did.
(You need to click on the graph to see the latest datapoint...)
Johnson should tell Ian Brown that he's never being let back into society if he doesn't get the jab. Let's see how quick he gets his fucking sleeve rolled up!That’s quite funny, bit of a shame you have to click the tweet to see it.
Macron announced the start of the fourth wave on French TV last night making the non vaccinated 2nd class citizens.
Basically you can only use public transport or, or go to a bar or restaurant or other place of entertainment from now on if you are vaccinated. You also can't work in the health or care sectors from 15th September if you're not vaccinated.
I wonder how that will play out with the French population who are much more reluctant to be vaccinated than their UK neighbours (70% v 90% in surveys).
I think hesitancy is understandable and some people are more hesitant than others. I suspect many who are hesitant and not had the jabs yet will ultimately get it once they see people don’t have side effects from having it. I’d also draw a line under it, jabs are free until such a date to try and encourage the stragglers.
But for me hesitancy is not the same as those who are vehemently opposed, the so called anti vaxxers. Ultimately we will see that they have some sort of impact in their lives to that decision; be it in their liberty (travelling for example) or job opportunities etc. Maybe even in state benefits if they are unable to work in certain sectors due to not being vaccinated - I suspect existing legislation will allow this. You want the benefits of this society? Then you play the game.
strong feeling in our scientific communities. I have mixed views about this and vaccinations have slowed anyway.
That’s quite funny, bit of a shame you have to click the tweet to see it.