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Are they also planning to implement a forced vaccination for the unwilling?
You do realize, a lot of vaccines are already mandatory all around the world right?
Any seatbelt analogies for us too?
We are entering a 10-20 day lockdown countrywide from Monday though.
Meanwhile in Vienna airport you still have small smoking rooms full of passengers beside the gates.
A) effectively forces you to vaccinate anyway (unless you want to live like a monk)
B) means I have to show what is effectively an ID card everywhere I go (and I really mean everywhere), and the poor employees have to waste time checking it
Are they also planning to implement a forced vaccination for the unwilling?
You do realize, a lot of vaccines are already mandatory all around the world right?
Are they also planning to implement a forced vaccination for the unwilling?
You do realize, a lot of vaccines are already mandatory all around the world right?
From the country that brought us Mozart, World War 1, Wittgenstein, Gödel, Hitler. So this is either a brilliant or horrible idea ^^
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You do realize, a lot of vaccines are already mandatory all around the world right?
I guess now you mention it, needing a yellow fever jab to enter Outer Mongolia is a precedent. Not sure what all the fuss is about. Any seatbelt analogies for us too?
Also seatbelts don't require the sort of tracking infrastructure that a vaccine mandate requires. If the plan is a mandate with no tracking then that would be in the realm of comfortable precedent for me. But the experience so far in Australia (not Austria!) is that vaccine mandates are the most invasive privacy violation that the government has ever implemented.
Whether you're for or against a vaccination mandate I leave up to debate. But either we get everyone vaccinated or everyone needs to actually follow proper COVID rules. The second option hasn't worked out great so far, as you might be able to tell.