Rammy Blue
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It was a pathetic attempt too. Her agents and publicists done their best, but fooling no one.Rita Ora apologises for getting caught?
It was a pathetic attempt too. Her agents and publicists done their best, but fooling no one.Rita Ora apologises for getting caught?
I don't know why you have a problem with it.
No one is going to force you to have a vaccine, but that doesn't mean you're free from any and all consequences of that.
Just like I don't have to have a yellow fever vaccine, but if I do, I can't go to half of Africa or South America.
Why should some idiot anti-vaxxers get to put people at risk of dying everywhere they go?
I'll be honest, I find this kind of disturbing. I will be taking any vaccines, but there are tonnes of issues with this kind of rhetoric. Not a fan of this step towards health passports. Not even far off what happens in China and the social credit stuff...
Her Mum is a NHS doc? Selfish in the extreme.It was a pathetic attempt too. Her agents and publicists done their best, but fooling no one.
But you can go to your local restaurant though can’t you.I don't know why you have a problem with it.
No one is going to force you to have a vaccine, but that doesn't mean you're free from any and all consequences of that.
Just like I don't have to have a yellow fever vaccine, but if I don't get one, I can't go to half of Africa or South America.
I would be absolutely amazed if being vaccinated is not immediately a requirement to travel to any country.
But the point is compulsory vaccinations for some highly dangerous infectious diseases for int travel already exist. This isnt anything new.Really? You can't see the pretty nasty potential of health passports? It's a huge, huge slippery slope. Are we gonna ban anyone who hasn't had the MMR vaccine too? Or any of the others that are all voluntary and often used? I expect it will happen on overseas flights, yep. I just don't see coercion as a sensible tactic. It's quite a dangerous one tbh.
Edit - once again, I will be taking any vaccines. It's not about trust in them. Just don't want our country to take one more step towards the shite you see in China.
I think if this summer taught us anything, it's that dickheads will be dickheads. You can't treat the public with kid gloves, nor can you expect them to act responsibly. You can only stop them from causing harm, to themselves and others.I don't know why you have a problem with it.
No one is going to force you to have a vaccine, but that doesn't mean you're free from any and all consequences of that.
Just like I don't have to have a yellow fever vaccine, but if I don't get one, I can't go to half of Africa or South America.
I would be absolutely amazed if being vaccinated is not immediately a requirement to travel to any country.
But you can go to your local restaurant though can’t you.
Threats of not being allowed in your local etc won’t help in the conspiracy theory group being swayed.
You can't compare a full stadium or even a full cinema with a restaurant.But you can go to your local restaurant though can’t you.
Threats of not being allowed in your local etc won’t help in the conspiracy theory group being swayed.
But the point is compulsory vaccinations for some highly dangerous infectious diseases for int travel already exist. This isnt anything new.