[Serious] Mandatory vaccinations?

[onlinebiker]

You have a  nice life.

Got nothing to say when you're caught spewing obvious bullshit?

Come on - tell us all about your mythical cousins and their hoard of literally THOUSANDS (your words) of guns.....

They have them locked up nice and tight?

Or - do they just leave them laying about the barn? (My guess - you'll claim that)..

See - the problem with that? You get that many guns lying around - and some devious motherfucker is going to try to make off with them.... And a collection that big - many devious motherfuckers would find it worth killing over....And with loose lipped people like you advertising it on the internet - word is bound to get around...

You never told us about how you swooped in and fought off all the drug and motorcycle gangs trying to steal your cousins stuff...

How about that story.next?

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

I think the cousins will play the religion card as an excuse to not get their shots.

Thank you.

But even outside religion. The "self entitlement" bullshit is the same crap that speeders and drunk drivers have. "I got away with it once, who did I hurt."

Humans, no matter the subject far to often defend what they like, without any regards to the harm their positions may cause.

ABBA is a prime example. I cant begin to tell you how many people i have scared with my own selfish narcissism in constantly promoting them in unrelated threads.

But you addressed a question that wasn’t asked. You talked about the foolishness of not getting inoculated. 

Do you THINK mandatory inoculations will be ordered? If so, do you think that people who refuse the vaccine will resort to violence?

Boru

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

Moderator Notice
Everyone please remember that this is a Serious thread, and derailing the topic is not allowed.

Boru

[zebo-the-fat]

Regarding vaccinations:-

Measles outbreaks may occur as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, officials say, because some vaccination programmes are having to be delayed.

Unicef says 117 million children in 37 countries may not get immunised on time.

There have been several large outbreaks in countries across Europe where MMR vaccine uptake has been low.
The UK has already lost its measles-free status, because of rising cases of the potentially deadly infection.
The disease, which causes coughing, rashes and fever, can be prevented by two doses of the mumps, measles and rubella (MMR) vaccine, available free to all young children in the UK.
Here, 95% of five-year-olds have had the first jab - the World Health Organization (WHO) target - but only 87.4% have had the second.
And as measles is highly infectious, even small declines in uptake can have an impact.

24 countries, including several already dealing with large measles outbreaks, have decided to delay because of the coronavirus pandemic: • Bangladesh • Brazil • Bolivia • Cambodia • Chad • Chile • Colombia • Djibouti • the Dominican Republic • the Democratic Republic of Congo • Ethiopia • Honduras • Kazakhstan • Kyrgyzstan • Lebanon • Maldives • Mexico • Nepal • Nigeria • Paraguay • Somalia • South Sudan • Ukraine • Uzbekistan

But Unicef says even more may face disruptions.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-52278925

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

Regarding vaccinations:-

Measles outbreaks may occur as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, officials say, because some vaccination programmes are having to be delayed.

Unicef says 117 million children in 37 countries may not get immunised on time.

There have been several large outbreaks in countries across Europe where MMR vaccine uptake has been low.
The UK has already lost its measles-free status, because of rising cases of the potentially deadly infection.
The disease, which causes coughing, rashes and fever, can be prevented by two doses of the mumps, measles and rubella (MMR) vaccine, available free to all young children in the UK.
Here, 95% of five-year-olds have had the first jab - the World Health Organization (WHO) target - but only 87.4% have had the second.
And as measles is highly infectious, even small declines in uptake can have an impact.

24 countries, including several already dealing with large measles outbreaks, have decided to delay because of the coronavirus pandemic: • Bangladesh • Brazil • Bolivia • Cambodia • Chad • Chile • Colombia • Djibouti • the Dominican Republic • the Democratic Republic of Congo • Ethiopia • Honduras • Kazakhstan • Kyrgyzstan • Lebanon • Maldives • Mexico • Nepal • Nigeria • Paraguay • Somalia • South Sudan • Ukraine • Uzbekistan

But Unicef says even more may face disruptions.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-52278925

That's absolutely terrifying.  In other words, the coronavirus pandemic could conceivably lead to a measles pandemic.

Boru

[Brian37]

Thank you.

But even outside religion. The "self entitlement" bullshit is the same crap that speeders and drunk drivers have. "I got away with it once, who did I hurt."

Humans, no matter the subject far to often defend what they like, without any regards to the harm their positions may cause.

ABBA is a prime example. I cant begin to tell you how many people i have scared with my own selfish narcissism in constantly promoting them in unrelated threads.

But you addressed a question that wasn’t asked. You talked about the foolishness of not getting inoculated. 

Do you THINK mandatory inoculations will be ordered? If so, do you think that people who refuse the vaccine will resort to violence?

Boru

IN ALL SERIOUSNESS

Nothing my species does surprises me. 

We've had a species who murdered 6 million Jews. A species that had 900 plus drink Kool Aid. A species that had Marshall Applewhite lead to needless mass suicide.

I wish humans valued facts over superstition, but for the most part, we are still tribal and cling to what makes us feel good, not what is always good for us.

Point is, yes, it would not surprise me the fucking assholes who deny science would be willing to resort to violence to defend superstition.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

We're halfway there. 

Now - do you think mandatory vaccinations will be ordered by governments (yours, mine, whatever)?

Boru

[Brian37]

We're halfway there. 

Now - do you think mandatory vaccinations will be ordered by governments (yours, mine, whatever)?

Boru

Depends on the vaccine country and state. But at least in the west, vaccines are already pretty mandatory depending on local and age.

You are talking about a current virus, but laws for others prior are already there. 

I don't see the majority of sane people fighting mandatory vaccines. I do see right wing morons fighting it though.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

Well done.

Boru

[onlinebiker]

We're halfway there. 

Now - do you think mandatory vaccinations will be ordered by governments (yours, mine, whatever)?

Boru

Who makes the vaccine? They have been saying all along it eould take 18 months to get US FDA approval for one.

I would be dead against using a vaccine approved of by politicians and not medical professional.... That is what you would get prior to FDA approval....