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Just not realistic, @RogueAgent. A good percentage of people refuse the vaccine.
As long as you are fully vaccinated with 2 doses, you should be free to travel.
All the people in our hospitals that have Covid are currently unvaccinated.
I agree, so ? Should unvaccinated people be allowed to travel internationally? Should this be a part of travel now as this virus is certainly going nowhere fast now?
You mean protection from your to be wife?
One never knows how the wedding night will go... I may at some point have to cordon myself off from the wild desires my natural charm will inevitably awaken in my wife.
I'm here (after, I think, more than half a year off this forum) to say: FINALLY I have had my first vaccination. Yay! Pfizer, the one I wanted. 2nd dose on July 3rd. And to be able to watch NTTD in my fave luxury lounge chair theatre in October (it IS globally released in Oct, right??) is such a dream come true. I'm very psyched about this film! I am so glad EON held out for a cinema release and did not go HBO etc. I plan on viewing it more than once, too. However long it is in my area. Good to be back; just don't know how often I will pop in now. But yes, great news on NTTD and we all just shall carry on best we can.
Oh, I know all about that problem! Fake acne I have found to be effective in keeping horny women away.
I heard that Moderna had worse side effects, so that's why I opted with Pfizer. Besides some tiredness and weakness the day after my 2nd shot last week, it was good. My employer is starting to make it difficult for those who choose not to vaccinate which pushed up my timetable to actually get it which has become widely available near me. Definitely skeptical at first, especially with it being more on the experimental side.
Hot, hot, hot! ;)
It took less than three months to surpass the number of deaths over the entire last decade.
Not surprised this came from you. I recommend e.g. https://vice.com/en/article/qjpmp7/anti-vaxxers-misuse-federal-data-to-falsely-claim-covid-vaccines-are-dangerous to put your new disinformation in perspective.
The federal government has accepted advice from the Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisations (ATAGI) that the AstraZeneca vaccine only be administered to people aged 60 and above.
Same in Italy. It’s a problem, there’s a lot of confusion (some regions are against this decision) and as a result no one trust AZ anymore (90% of 60+ years old are refusing it). We will save those vaccines for migrants.
....Delta Airlines, I'm afraid.
I'd call it stupid. These sorts of mass events shouldn't be prioritised until the vaccination programme is fully rolled out and the pandemic is fully over. People shouldn't be travelling over there either. It's not worth the risk to attend a sporting event, no matter how important people may think it is to be there.
Countries might abandon the AstraZeneca vaccine from now ?
That wouldn't be very smart.
So the UE is not very smart.
https://www.google.it/amp/s/www.euronews.com/amp/2021/05/09/european-union-opts-not-to-renew-astrazeneca-vaccines-contract-after-supply-row
Indeed, the EU isn't smart at all. The risks after contracting Coronavirus are still thousands of times more serious than the risks after getting your AZ jabs. It's like the old seatbelt discussion: a seatbelt could potentially kill you, but without it, you expose yourself to a much higher chance of getting yourself killed.
I guess the many months of unfortunate communication surrounding AZ has besmirched the vaccine and the company to the point where people just don't want it anymore. I think the decision not to continue with AZ has less to do with the vaccine itself than it has with the logistical issues (deliveries etc.) and reputation damage of the vaccine.
You are only making this up.
I did for a moment consider replying with "convince me", but then I'd end up with links to dubious websites anyway. You are living in a different world than the rest of us, Thundy. But since I don't speak "anti-vax", I'm afraid I can't help you. I can say this, though. My small country has reached 25 000 Covid-related fatalities versus a mere few possibly vaccine-related ones. But hey, all those dead people? I'm probably just making them up, huh? I'd laugh if I didn't think the comment painfully insulting and obnoxious.
What a powerful rhetoric you have discovered there. :))
But back on topic.
That would be great, @Last_Rat_Standing. Things are going fast where I live. After months of slow starts, we're now going faster than ever. My fiancee got her Pfizer jab within mere hours since subscribing to a reserve list. I'll get mine tomorrow. We'll both have gotten our first injection about two weeks before our marriage. Hopefully, this will offer at least some protection.