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BLUEMATT23
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Hi TH - yes I have heard that also, to be honest I think it's absolutely disgraceful that this is the way things will go in the next few months on vaccine passports. Surely this discriminates and violates against human rights?If you haven't had the two jabs come the Carabao Cup final then forget it.
That's one of the markers being proposed to the ruling bodies.
It means the average age will be on the high side!
What happens in the future if some city fans don't want the vaccine but want to watch the games?
Anyway i won't hijack the thread any longer.
Didsbury Dave
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Hopefully the ones who chose not to have the vaccine aren't allowed at games.Hi TH - yes I have heard that also, to be honest I think it's absolutely disgraceful that this is the way things will go in the next few months on vaccine passports. Surely this discriminates and violates against human rights?
What happens in the future if some city fans don't want the vaccine but want to watch the games?
Anyway i won't hijack the thread any longer.
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BLUEMATT23
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Well I don't agree DD to be honest.Hopefully the ones who chose not to have the vaccine aren't allowed at games.
100% I will have it but people should have the right to refuse it - some people might not like needles etc?
So where we are getting to is saying to people basically you have to be vaccinated or else your banned from stuff?
Personally I think that's not right.
Tbilisi
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As long as they have good wheelchair access we should do.Will we sell all our allocation?
tolmie's hairdoo
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Well I don't agree DD to be honest.
100% I will have it but people should have the right to refuse it - some people might not like needles etc?
So where we are getting to is saying to people basically you have to be vaccinated or else your banned from stuff?
Personally I think that's not right.
But neither is knowingly being comfortable putting your fellow human being at risk? Quite some irony that someone would refuse the jab on religious or health concerns, yet continue to ignore they will continue to be a health risk to everyone else.
It is a pandemic for the ages, there can't be a one-foot in, one foot out.
kippaxchris
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People do have the right to refuse it but those people can’t then expect to do things with people who have made themselves safer as it would make the vaccinations pointless.Well I don't agree DD to be honest.
100% I will have it but people should have the right to refuse it - some people might not like needles etc?
So where we are getting to is saying to people basically you have to be vaccinated or else your banned from stuff?
Personally I think that's not right.
Ribchester
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Where can you hire one of those blue three wheelersAs long as they have good wheelchair access we should do.
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BLUEMATT23
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I agree with you but this issue is going to get a lot of discussion in the coming months.People do have the right to refuse it but those people can’t then expect to do things with people who have made themselves safer as it would make the vaccinations pointless.