Covid passports for football

Quoted from aldi_01

Not sure who the French will blame now…it’s been all the fault of the unvaccinated so far…

Yes but the figures are completely clear that the vaccines work.
On 12th Jan this year we had 60,000 positive cases with 1200 deaths.
Yesterday we had the same number of positive cases but 120 deaths.  
So with a completely simplistic view the vaccine is cutting deaths by 90%.

Quoted from pontoonlew

Considering cases are up in countries that do have vaccine passports I’m not sure I see the point in bringing them in. I’ve been double vaccinated but the sheer lack of choice people are beginning to have doesn’t sit right with me and stinks of something deeper.

As for this variant, it’s so far factually correct (according to numerous sources) that not one person has died from it so far, yet our government are already setting out ‘plan c’.

If we do go into a lockdown I like to see how the government expect people to follow it when they have repeatedly broke lockdown laws, and not only that when restrictions were eased they kept saying they was irreversible, yes i know things change but combine that with "party gate" then compliance with a new lockdown is going to be very limited likewise I don't think people will appreciate being forced to spend a christmas by themsleves and not with family again especially with what happened in Downing St

Quoted from RobDef1

Ok so the vaccine does work, does protect people, its brilliant, that's perfect. I'm 29 have no pre-existing physical health conditions and have had and pretty easily survived covid. I've had a worse cold since. Given all of the above, why should I have 3 vaccinations?

That's a perfectly acceptable view on the matter.

Quoted from Stadium

Quoted from RobDef1


Ok so the vaccine does work, does protect people, its brilliant, that's perfect. I'm 29 have no pre-existing physical health conditions and have had and pretty easily survived covid. I've had a worse cold since. Given all of the above, why should I have 3 vaccinations?

That's a perfectly acceptable view on the matter.

It's a sh-ite reason not to get vaccinated. If you catch it you can pass it on.

I call that selfish. Immature even. Just thinking about himself.

Quoted from KingstonMariner

It's a sh-ite reason not to get vaccinated. If you catch it you can pass it on.

I call that selfish. Immature even. Just thinking about himself.

But that's his choice if he dosent want it, and you can pass it on if your vaccinated or not.

Quoted from KingstonMariner

It's a sh-ite reason not to get vaccinated. If you catch it you can pass it on.

I call that selfish. Immature even. Just thinking about himself.

The vaccine protects from serious illness & has dubious data around transmission.
Even Dr Google from elsewhere on this forum says "Double vaccination with AZ offers basically zero protection against infection"
Your argument is flawed so not "immature" at all.

Doctor Google? I assume you mean me. Might as well call me Doctor twitter as it's the posts from health professionals on there where I get most of the information I post. That particular tidbit was posted by a representative of the UKHSA, incidentally. Perhaps you should have said that the  is what the UKHSA think rather than 'Doctor Google'?

Quoted from Maringer

Doctor Google? I assume you mean me. Might as well call me Doctor twitter as it's the posts from health professionals on there where I get most of the information I post. That particular tidbit was posted by a representative of the UKHSA, incidentally. Perhaps you should have said that the  is what the UKHSA think rather than 'Doctor Google'?

Sorry for any offence caused Doc. (Other search engines are available)
Point stands though.
What's your view on the posters reasoning ?

Ok so the vaccine does work, does protect people, its brilliant, that's perfect. I'm 29 have no pre-existing physical health conditions and have had and pretty easily survived covid. I've had a worse cold since. Given all of the above, why should I have 3 vaccinations?

Try reading the thread you're commenting in. I responded on the last page.

https://forum.thefishy.co.uk/Blah.pl?m-1638989873/s-70/#num74

Also, not to be a male private.

Quoted from Maringer

Try reading the thread you're commenting in. I responded on the last page.

https://forum.thefishy.co.uk/Blah.pl?m-1638989873/s-70/#num74

Also, not to be a male private.

Apologies for not picking your response but there's no need to be abusive Doc.

If you've been infected and then get vaccinated, you'll have super duper protection against this (and probably most future) variants. Sounds like another win-win for me. If you manage to avoid catching it, you can't pass it on to somebody.

Once again why would the poster feel the need to?
He has contracted the virus & has natural immunity.
Do you have evidence that having vaccinations after contracting the virus & recovering provides "super-duper"  protection? (is that even a medical term?)
"probably most future variants"??
Frankly that is ridiculous.