This is like saying "We should stop all the DUI checkpoints like this other country did," when that country doesn't have a DUI problem but 30% of drivers in our country are drunk.
- It's not 'experimental'
- It's not 'gene therapy'
- It has broad support from every major medical and public health organization on the planet, who based their decisions on the empirical research demonstrating its safety and effectiveness.
It is literally gene therapy. While most vaccines present a neutered form of a virus for your immune system to safely respond to and develop antibodies that will be useful in counteracting the version of the virus in the wild, mRNA vaccines quite literally insert themselves into your cells and try to insert that "training" RNA code into your immune system artificially without your body doing it on its own terms. This is what gene therapy is.
The medical boards based their decisions on the empirical research that doesn't exist yet? That's wild, they're time travelers?
Denmark: 76.7% / 75.1%
Canada: 77.5% / 71.4%
Scotland: 76.7% / 70.2%
Canada will most likely overtake Denmark as more people have had the first vaccine shot.
- Full liability for vaccine manufacturers
- No censorship of dissenting views
- Open discussion with all views represented instead of suppressed
- Honesty on unvaccinated vs vaccinated case, death numbers
- Following the science instead of what’s convenient for politicians at the moment
Hmmm that is an odd spelling for coerce, force, threaten...
This is highly unconstitutional on many levels, and will likely be dismissed by the Supreme Court, but the fact that it's even being considered by the administration as an option is disturbing.
Other nations such as France and Australia are locking people in their homes and preventing them from traveling or performing basic essentials activities like grocery shopping without proof of vaccination.
> Federal employees, federal contractors and health-care workers at facilities that receive federal funding must show proof of vaccination, with no testing option.
> 80 million U.S. workers will have a choice between providing proof of vaccination or submitting to weekly Covid testing.
Your examples of France and Australia are also not accurate. According to [1]
> There may be circumstances in the future in which proof of vaccination will be required, such as border or re-entry requirements, or continued employment in particular areas. One example of this is the mandatory vaccination requirements for all residential aged care workers which will come into effect on 17 September 2021 in line with relevant state and territory directions.
For France there is no mandate like you described [2]. No one is keeping anyone from doing essential things like grocery shopping, I don't know where you got that from but I suggest you do some research.
[0] https://www.cnbc.com/2021/09/10/what-you-need-to-know-about-... [1] https://www.health.gov.au/initiatives-and-programs/covid-19-... [2] https://www.rfi.fr/en/france/20210930-health-pass-becomes-ma...
In Australia elderly and children are being tackled and pepper-sprayed by police for not wearing masks. They're returning to their prison colony past. Don't even try to pretend what they're doing is a remotely acceptable way to treat human beings.
The vaccine passport you describe in your attempt to "debunk" me still sounds harshly authoritarian, do you think you're quelling anyone's fears by describing how proof of vaccination will be required to participate in basic society?
I'm hoping that more countries will follow the danish example, where the vaccine passport was dropped on September 10, 2021.
This amount of control doesn't make any sense in countries with high percentage of vaccination such as Canada.
Another country about to make this mistake is Scotland.