Anonymous wrote:They’ll just lie about it to do whatever they want to do. It’s really easy to forge a vaccination record.

How are you going to enter it into the state's IIS? That is going to be the gold standard proof.

Anonymous wrote:They wont. Some individual businesses may require proof but not most.

But on the flip side, employers won’t provide extended sick leave and quarantine leave etc.

They wont. Some individual businesses may require proof but not most.

Anonymous wrote:Careful what you wish for OP. One day there might be a vaccine, treatment, some other medical requirement, exc. that you do not want, but will be forced to take. Your regret will come too late.

Nice try. Phony argument.

Other countries are going to demand proof as will colleges. There will be no faking that.

And if you do I imagine the financial penalties will be enormous.

We will never have anything like Israel's internal Covid Green pass, but it has been wildly effective there.

Basically, you need to show that you have been vaccinated (and there records are centralized so there is little to no fear of people just lying or getting a fake vaccine card) to get into all sorts of places. But, because of these rules, a lot of life has gone back to pretty close to normal.

I don’t think forcing it on people is the way to go. It causes mistrust and resentment. And denying college is a backhanded way of forcing it. Continuing campaigns and presenting very easy opportunities to obtain the vaccine is better IMO.

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.

College is a privillage not an absolute. They can whine all they want but that's their "choice" "freedom".

Same with anything else they want to do.

They are making a choice. Dumber than dumb but again up to them.

Anonymous wrote:They won’t be limited. I wish they would be.

+1. I know there is no realistic plan for a vaccine passport, but there should be.

You can socially shun people, of course, but the smart ones will lie about their vaccine status.

They’ll just lie about it to do whatever they want to do. It’s really easy to forge a vaccination record.

Anonymous wrote:Careful what you wish for OP. One day there might be a vaccine, treatment, some other medical requirement, exc. that you do not want, but will be forced to take. Your regret will come too late.

No one is being forced now.

Limited by an early death from the new strains of COVID?

Careful what you wish for OP. One day there might be a vaccine, treatment, some other medical requirement, exc. that you do not want, but will be forced to take. Your regret will come too late.

They won’t be limited. I wish they would be.

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.