How will anti-vaxxers lives be limited?

[Anonymous]

EEOC says they can ask and mandate, and EEOC covers ADA and other federal employment laws, giving guidance on how to interpret them.

HIPAA obviously does not apply.

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Anonymous wrote:And should we do more to get them to do the patriotic thing?

No cruises, no international travel, no college.

How else will people who refuse to get the shot be affected?

I have friends who are all upset their kids can't live on campus next year unless they are vaccinated. I don't know what they are going to do.

Colleges and employment.

Want to keep your job get vaccinated.

Want to take a cruise get vaccinated.

Nobody wants to go on a cruise. Sorry. Fetch just ain't happening.

College is happening and will require vaccinations to be in person for many campuses.

But more importantly, the vaccine is critical to control the pandemic.

FIFY - But more importantly, the vaccine is critical to control the population.

You really need to take off the tin foil hat and listen to a news source other than FOX and OANN.

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Anonymous wrote:And should we do more to get them to do the patriotic thing?

No cruises, no international travel, no college.

How else will people who refuse to get the shot be affected?

I have friends who are all upset their kids can't live on campus next year unless they are vaccinated. I don't know what they are going to do.

Colleges and employment.

Want to keep your job get vaccinated.

Want to take a cruise get vaccinated.

Nobody wants to go on a cruise. Sorry. Fetch just ain't happening.

Go on to literally any vacation themed board on the internet and you will find hundreds and hundreds of posters making plans for their upcoming cruises or any cruise ASAP. Disney cruise lines and other cruise companies don’t all appear to have gone out of business last I checked. Just because YOU don’t want to cruise or people on this cesspool of a board don’t want to cruise doesn’t mean NOBODY wants to cruise. What a stupid thing to say, but that’s a day ending in Y around here.

And before you start slinging age-based insults at me, I have never been on a cruise in my life nor do I ever want to. But I’d never make the asinine claim that nobody wants to.

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Anonymous wrote:And should we do more to get them to do the patriotic thing?

No cruises, no international travel, no college.

How else will people who refuse to get the shot be affected?

I have friends who are all upset their kids can't live on campus next year unless they are vaccinated. I don't know what they are going to do.

Colleges and employment.

Want to keep your job get vaccinated.

Want to take a cruise get vaccinated.

Nobody wants to go on a cruise. Sorry. Fetch just ain't happening.

Go on to literally any vacation themed board on the internet and you will find hundreds and hundreds of posters making plans for their upcoming cruises or any cruise ASAP. Disney cruise lines and other cruise companies don’t all appear to have gone out of business last I checked. Just because YOU don’t want to cruise or people on this cesspool of a board don’t want to cruise doesn’t mean NOBODY wants to cruise. What a stupid thing to say, but that’s a day ending in Y around here.

And before you start slinging age-based insults at me, I have never been on a cruise in my life nor do I ever want to. But I’d never make the asinine claim that nobody wants to.

Hit a nerve huh?

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Anonymous wrote:Well if they get sick and die, the gene pool will improve…just sayin

Stupidity is often a terminal condition. But sadly many of the anti-vaxxers are older and already had kids.

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Anonymous wrote:Healthcare facilities can and do ask if visitors have been vaccinated or if they have come into contact with anyone who has COVID and very much do restrict them.

Personally I think the US should have set up a national system for vaccine cards where you get a card with an encrypted barcode or something like that would have to be presented with ID and screeners would scan them and they would be returned with a match and validation or no match and validation.

It *is* illegal to forge a vaccine card by the way - even though idiots are spending as much as $100 for them rather than just getting the vaccination for free even though they are at this point widely and easily available.

That would require the Federal government to build a national vaccine database from scratch. I was surprised that vaccine registers only exist on a state (and in some cases, county) level, but that is what it is. Even if the Biden administration wanted the political fight that a national vaccine registry would entail (and they don't), it would take years to build one. By which point it wouldn't be needed, since the pandemic would have been over.

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Anonymous wrote:Healthcare facilities can and do ask if visitors have been vaccinated or if they have come into contact with anyone who has COVID and very much do restrict them.

Personally I think the US should have set up a national system for vaccine cards where you get a card with an encrypted barcode or something like that would have to be presented with ID and screeners would scan them and they would be returned with a match and validation or no match and validation.

It *is* illegal to forge a vaccine card by the way - even though idiots are spending as much as $100 for them rather than just getting the vaccination for free even though they are at this point widely and easily available.

That would require the Federal government to build a national vaccine database from scratch. I was surprised that vaccine registers only exist on a state (and in some cases, county) level, but that is what it is. Even if the Biden administration wanted the political fight that a national vaccine registry would entail (and they don't), it would take years to build one. By which point it wouldn't be needed, since the pandemic would have been over.

Biden has done very little. They have tons of vaccines so there was no reason to restrict them early on and they could have distributed them to doctors to give to patients as well.

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Anonymous wrote:Healthcare facilities can and do ask if visitors have been vaccinated or if they have come into contact with anyone who has COVID and very much do restrict them.

Personally I think the US should have set up a national system for vaccine cards where you get a card with an encrypted barcode or something like that would have to be presented with ID and screeners would scan them and they would be returned with a match and validation or no match and validation.

It *is* illegal to forge a vaccine card by the way - even though idiots are spending as much as $100 for them rather than just getting the vaccination for free even though they are at this point widely and easily available.

That would require the Federal government to build a national vaccine database from scratch. I was surprised that vaccine registers only exist on a state (and in some cases, county) level, but that is what it is. Even if the Biden administration wanted the political fight that a national vaccine registry would entail (and they don't), it would take years to build one. By which point it wouldn't be needed, since the pandemic would have been over.

Biden has done very little. They have tons of vaccines so there was no reason to restrict them early on and they could have distributed them to doctors to give to patients as well.

You do realize they needed to be manufactured early on right? They weren’t magically available…my god, it really is amazing you didn’t die from covid considering how dumb you are.

[Anonymous]

Their lives are limited in that their IQ is below 100.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Healthcare facilities can and do ask if visitors have been vaccinated or if they have come into contact with anyone who has COVID and very much do restrict them.

Personally I think the US should have set up a national system for vaccine cards where you get a card with an encrypted barcode or something like that would have to be presented with ID and screeners would scan them and they would be returned with a match and validation or no match and validation.

It *is* illegal to forge a vaccine card by the way - even though idiots are spending as much as $100 for them rather than just getting the vaccination for free even though they are at this point widely and easily available.

That would require the Federal government to build a national vaccine database from scratch. I was surprised that vaccine registers only exist on a state (and in some cases, county) level, but that is what it is. Even if the Biden administration wanted the political fight that a national vaccine registry would entail (and they don't), it would take years to build one. By which point it wouldn't be needed, since the pandemic would have been over.

Biden has done very little. They have tons of vaccines so there was no reason to restrict them early on and they could have distributed them to doctors to give to patients as well.

You do realize they needed to be manufactured early on right? They weren’t magically available…my god, it really is amazing you didn’t die from covid considering how dumb you are.

Yes they were available right after approval. They were hoarded. It’s amazing how you survive in the world being so nasty.

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Anonymous wrote:Healthcare facilities can and do ask if visitors have been vaccinated or if they have come into contact with anyone who has COVID and very much do restrict them.

Personally I think the US should have set up a national system for vaccine cards where you get a card with an encrypted barcode or something like that would have to be presented with ID and screeners would scan them and they would be returned with a match and validation or no match and validation.

It *is* illegal to forge a vaccine card by the way - even though idiots are spending as much as $100 for them rather than just getting the vaccination for free even though they are at this point widely and easily available.

That would require the Federal government to build a national vaccine database from scratch. I was surprised that vaccine registers only exist on a state (and in some cases, county) level, but that is what it is. Even if the Biden administration wanted the political fight that a national vaccine registry would entail (and they don't), it would take years to build one. By which point it wouldn't be needed, since the pandemic would have been over.

Biden has done very little. They have tons of vaccines so there was no reason to restrict them early on and they could have distributed them to doctors to give to patients as well.

You do realize they needed to be manufactured early on right? They weren’t magically available…my god, it really is amazing you didn’t die from covid considering how dumb you are.

Yes they were available right after approval. They were hoarded. It’s amazing how you survive in the world being so nasty.

They weren't being horded - supply definitely WAS limited early on. There was a supply issue which eventually did not become an issue.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Healthcare facilities can and do ask if visitors have been vaccinated or if they have come into contact with anyone who has COVID and very much do restrict them.

Personally I think the US should have set up a national system for vaccine cards where you get a card with an encrypted barcode or something like that would have to be presented with ID and screeners would scan them and they would be returned with a match and validation or no match and validation.

It *is* illegal to forge a vaccine card by the way - even though idiots are spending as much as $100 for them rather than just getting the vaccination for free even though they are at this point widely and easily available.

That would require the Federal government to build a national vaccine database from scratch. I was surprised that vaccine registers only exist on a state (and in some cases, county) level, but that is what it is. Even if the Biden administration wanted the political fight that a national vaccine registry would entail (and they don't), it would take years to build one. By which point it wouldn't be needed, since the pandemic would have been over.

Biden has done very little. They have tons of vaccines so there was no reason to restrict them early on and they could have distributed them to doctors to give to patients as well.

You do realize they needed to be manufactured early on right? They weren’t magically available…my god, it really is amazing you didn’t die from covid considering how dumb you are.

Yes they were available right after approval. They were hoarded. It’s amazing how you survive in the world being so nasty.

They weren't being horded - supply definitely WAS limited early on. There was a supply issue which eventually did not become an issue.

They were available. The roll out was the issue.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Healthcare facilities can and do ask if visitors have been vaccinated or if they have come into contact with anyone who has COVID and very much do restrict them.

Personally I think the US should have set up a national system for vaccine cards where you get a card with an encrypted barcode or something like that would have to be presented with ID and screeners would scan them and they would be returned with a match and validation or no match and validation.

It *is* illegal to forge a vaccine card by the way - even though idiots are spending as much as $100 for them rather than just getting the vaccination for free even though they are at this point widely and easily available.

That would require the Federal government to build a national vaccine database from scratch. I was surprised that vaccine registers only exist on a state (and in some cases, county) level, but that is what it is. Even if the Biden administration wanted the political fight that a national vaccine registry would entail (and they don't), it would take years to build one. By which point it wouldn't be needed, since the pandemic would have been over.

Biden has done very little. They have tons of vaccines so there was no reason to restrict them early on and they could have distributed them to doctors to give to patients as well.

Very little? The vaccine supply that Trump ordered was barely being distributed. Biden got direct liasons put in place for every state to help coordinate and speed up distribution, and also accelerated orders and production. The stuff Trump ordered was depleted long ago. Biden promised 100 million shots in Americans' arms within his first 100 days and greatly exceeded that promise. And there is no longer a shortfall in availability. Currently they have more supply than demand.

[Anonymous]

I think kids who aren't vaccinated next year will be ostracized if they test positive and get others sick. Especially on sports teams.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think kids who aren't vaccinated next year will be ostracized if they test positive and get others sick. Especially on sports teams.

Shame the CDC has suggested to stop testing vaccinated persons. What if they were the ones that actually gave it to the unvaccinated kids?