chris155au
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And this means that people should be forced to get vaccinated in order to protect others who choose not to get vaccinated?
What situation?Not all people who are unvaccinated chose that situation…
And this means that people should be forced to get vaccinated in order to protect others who choose not to get vaccinated?
What situation?Not all people who are unvaccinated chose that situation…
No one should be put in the situation of being forced to be vaccinated to protect others who have chosen NOT to be vaccinated. Read your own comments. This sounds like Fascism!What situation?
Because they can catch the virus again and spread it.Exactly why should recovered Covid-19 victims, and those testing negative, be forced to be vaccinated? Now lets hear your "artful dodge".
Have you forgotten our earlier discussion in this very thread? You seem to be under the impression that I am against you on the subject of vaccine mandates. It is indeed, possibly the only thing that we agree with eachother on. It may in fact be the only thing that you agree with ANY conservative on! Here, check out my starting post for this thread which I'm sure you will agree with: www.polanimal.com.au/index.php?threads/why-should-people-be-forced-to-get-vaccinated-in-order-to-protect-others-who-choose-not-to-get-vaccinated.6913/No one should be put in the situation of being forced to be vaccinated to protect others who have chosen NOT to be vaccinated. Read your own comments. This sounds like Fascism!
Exactly why should recovered Covid-19 victims, and those testing negative, be forced to be vaccinated? Now lets hear your "artful dodge".
Being re-infected with Covid-19, for those who have naturally recovered, would be extremely rare. And regardless if you're vaccinated or unvaccinated, YOU CAN STILL TRANSMIT THIS VIRUS. So, what is your point?? Remember NO vaccines, NO antibodies, NOTHING can stop you from being infected by any virus. PERIOD! So, again, what is your point??Because they can catch the virus again and spread it.
your questionIt is truly sad, that rather than own up to the fact that you failed to read all of my post,
my replyOr did you even get past the first paragraph?
so you see you fucken moron, I did own up to not answering reading the rest of your post. You were absolutely wrong. Why would anyone read your drool? It's all the same crap over and over and over again. It's not my fault you are an imbecile.probably not
Link?Being re-infected with Covid-19, for those who have naturally recovered, would be extremely rare.
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so you see you fucken moron, I did own up to not answering reading the rest of your post. You were absolutely wrong. Why would anyone read your drool? It's all the same crap over and over and over again. It's not my fault you are an imbecile.
Then for Christ sake, STOP READING AND MISREPRESENTING MY COMMENTS! My posts are not meant for snarky trolls like you. I hope that people read my posts with an open mind. That definitely leaves you out! I hope that people read my posts, to learn something they might not already know. Clearly you already know everything. I hope people read my posts to share new information, not to simply reinforce popular opinions. Again, leaves you out!so you see you fucken moron, I did own up to not answering reading the rest of your post. You were absolutely wrong. Why would anyone read your drool? It's all the same crap over and over and over again. It's not my fault you are an imbecile.
At least make an effort, to do your own homework.Link?
There's nothing there that says it's "extremely rare".At least make an effort, to do your own homework.
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COVID reinfections are unusual — but could still help the virus to spread
Large study of UK health-care workers suggests that most people are immune for months after catching COVID-19 for the first time.www.nature.com
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Study Suggests Lasting Immunity After COVID-19, With a Big Boost From Vaccination
This Medical News article discusses the duration of immunity after SARS-CoV-2 infection.jamanetwork.com
Now lets see your evidence? Or is this just a one-way conversation. Again what do you think the job of the immune system is??
The situation of not being vaccinated. Not all people who are unvaccinated made a choice. I have several people in my family who are unable to be vaccinated due to medical conditions. Call us dupes if you wish, but the rest of us consider it more than our duty to protect them as much as we can.What situation?
I'm the one who said "extremely rare", NOT the article!! But, since you are reduced to "cherry-picking" semantics, I'm going to assume that you are just avoiding the truth like the plague. But in case you have NOT read the article(evidence), here are some excerpts, for you to ignore.There's nothing there that says it's "extremely rare".
Yeah, I see what you mean now. Are you and your family in Australia?The situation of not being vaccinated. Not all people who are unvaccinated made a choice. I have several people in my family who are unable to be vaccinated due to medical conditions. Call us dupes if you wish, but the rest of us consider it more than our duty to protect them as much as we can.
Indeed we are.Yeah, I see what you mean now. Are you and your family in Australia?
I am opposed to forcing anyone to get vaccinated under threat of firing from their job.
Mostly, masking helps protect unvaccinated people who are choosing to be unvaccinated and choosing to deal with Covid when they get it without the help of a vaccination.
What State are you and your family in?The situation of not being vaccinated. Not all people who are unvaccinated made a choice. I have several people in my family who are unable to be vaccinated due to medical conditions. Call us dupes if you wish, but the rest of us consider it more than our duty to protect them as much as we can.
We too have workplace safety rules. Those rules are enforced by state and federal agencies. The federal agency in the US is OSHA, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration. So far, OSHA has not mandated that all employers require its employees to be vaccinated. These vaccination requirements by employers are a choice the employers are making, not a government mandate they have to comply with. I would expect that if an employer is complying with all OSHA safety rules, they would be protected against lawsuits. And besides, most people who catch Covid are infected for some number of days before they feel sick. So how do you prove where you got it or who gave it to you? And maybe you it got from someone who is vaccinated. In the past few days, I flew across country, attended a NASCAR race, flew home, and went to work. If I test positive for Covid today, how would I know where I got it?you will soon have the issue of a co-worker, or perhaps even a customer, catching covid from an unvaccinated employee, and then suing the business. Under Australian law at least, the employer has a legal duty to ensure the workplace is safe for his employees.
It'll be interesting to see which way the courts go if this ever does make it to court.