Alan Harper's Tash
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I tend to look at it the other way round. No one is beating anyone with a stick and keeping them out of the ground.I work with a lot of Nigerians who have mentioned the need to be vaccinated to travel to Africa and a lot of them have said something about how these vaccinations have been around for a while now and so they trust them. But their reason for not having this one is that it is very new, and how can their mind be put at ease that this one that's been around for a year is safe, based on what?
I'm not a scientist so I can't answer that. But they aren't refusing based on the above. It's fear and probably having too much information and not knowing who to trust when often the sources saying this is safe, like msm, have a track record of lying or saying whatever it is that benefits who pays their wage.
I'm still undecided, like I said, but I disagree with this kind of attitude towards anyone who isn't vaccinated then using this as the stick to beat them away from the ground.
There’s an ongoing pandemic at the moment, with a vaccine available that significantly reduces the risk of you contracting and spreading the virus. It currently isn’t compulsory to be vaccinated.
If you choose not to be vaccinated, then that comes with consequences and limits your access to crowded entertainment in an attempt to stop the virus from spreading again.
The ball is in the court of the undecided/anti vax person. Get the jab and watch some football. Don’t and watch it on TV/do a LFT for each game.