COVID Pass/Certificate of Vaccination Debate - Our Freedoom?

[Deleted member 403]

So, @Joshua Farrell - I noticed your post on Facebook. I wanted to post this as a discussion on Bizdustry as Facebook is well known for censoring content, if we don't agree to their political views, in accordance with their community guidelines, just like many large social networks. Bizdustry is different.

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I have had both COVID-19 vaccines, and I believe that nobody should be forced into having something injected into their body - either physically or mentally, by taking or restricting freedom of movement if the individual doesn't comply with the government. An example of how the government in the UK has restricted freedom of movement for those who choose not to be vaccinated, for whatever reason, is to be required to show a COVID-19 Passport upon entry to, Night Clubs and the Airport, but the government here is considering to extend this to resturants and pubs.

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If somebody has already had a virus, they are protected against that specific variant of the virus, as your body's immune system will develop antibodies that will know how to tackle the virus if it appears again. A vaccine is basically a dead version of the virus (pathogen) injected into your bloodstream. However, we won't know any long-term side effects either way, of the COVID-19 vaccines, until years pass, where it might be too late depending on any scientific facts and evidence that might be presented.

 

[Alexandoy]

I declined the vaccine before but my wife's sister who works in a government hospital had me scheduled for the vaccine. Now I had 2 shots and still I am scared to go out especially when there is a crowd. There is also a proposal here to allow in restaurants only those fully vaccinated. It is waiting for the approval of our president. I am neutral in that case because I respect those who are against the vaccine.

 

[jeff87]

This is a very good question of the day. Today I have never been vaccinated with Covid 19 vaccine. Here in our country there is still freedom whether you will choose to be vaccinated or not. But our government is trying their best to vaccinate as many person as possible and as fast as possible.

 

[Deleted member 403]

I declined the vaccine before but my wife's sister who works in a government hospital had me scheduled for the vaccine. Now I had 2 shots and still I am scared to go out especially when there is a crowd. There is also a proposal here to allow in restaurants only those fully vaccinated. It is waiting for the approval of our president. I am neutral in that case because I respect those who are against the vaccine.

Even if you are already double jabbed, there is still a huge possibility that you could be tested positive for the virus again, as there are over 10 different types of variants of COVID-19, and this number is growing as the virus advances. I am also not against people who don't want the vaccine, but I do believe that our freedom shouldn't be taken away whatever the person decides.

 

[Joshua Farrell]

This case is similar to the flu, which I will make a comparison. Most people won't die from Covid (like the flu), but there have been more than enough cases of getting the flu vaccines, that show that the vaccine itself can cause reactions of many types, from minor issues to major issues; including organs being damaged, or even death. The only difference between the flu and covid vaccines? Most major government organizations do not want to admit to Covid Vaccines causing death, as they do not want to show that something being pushed through quickly to try to slow progression of the disease, can actually cause life long issues in people, who quite frankly, shouldn't have been vaccinated in the first place with a vaccine that didn't even pass animal testing.

 

[Melanie Marie]

This case is similar to the flu, which I will make a comparison. Most people won't die from Covid (like the flu), but there have been more than enough cases of getting the flu vaccines, that show that the vaccine itself can cause reactions of many types, from minor issues to major issues; including organs being damaged, or even death. The only difference between the flu and covid vaccines? Most major government organizations do not want to admit to Covid Vaccines causing death, as they do not want to show that something being pushed through quickly to try to slow progression of the disease, can actually cause life long issues in people, who quite frankly, shouldn't have been vaccinated in the first place with a vaccine that didn't even pass animal testing.

My immune system is like yours, it randomly attacks anything and everything, including me.
I break out in these welts from time to time, huge, bright red itchy welts ... sometimes 10, sometimes 100.
Doctors never know what to say, they just chalk it up to my immune system getting the wrong signals and send me home with Benadryl cream. This happens at least twice a year, and autoimmune disease runs in my family.
One time, I picked up a piece of fruit from Jamaica and handed it to my mom. Within minutes, my whole arm was swollen and red and my throat started closing up.
And I didn’t even try the fruit (I knew better.) It was just from touching it.
I think everyone can understand why I wouldn’t dare mess with a brand new vaccine. Honestly, I would rather get Covid. My immune system is just waiting to fight. Bring it on baby 👊

 

[Suba]

In my country people are not required to have the covid 19 vaccine, people will be vaccinated on the basis of their own conscience, including me who has been vaccinated, but the government will limit the movement of people who have not been vaccinated to go far. We don't need to be afraid of the long-term side effects of covid 19, because whether vaccinated or not, the man is mortal.

 

[Kelly5]

Lol!! I will.oersonal.refusenthat covid19 vaccines they are peddling about now everywhere. That stuff is bad news and gas suffered bad press ever since inception

 

[Alisco]

The question is one of the issues of the day for me personally I hate vaccination talk more of covid19 vaccination,I will refuse the vaccination but in my country we are not restricted from movement if you refused to be vaccinated is a matter of choice.

 

[Josemendez]

I think the situation here is something that the government fail to understand. Yes , it is true that the primary duty of any government is the safety of it's citizens and as such one may see it as something right that the government is enforcing the vaccine on their citizens. But the question is , what happens to citizens whose safety will be at risk when injected with the vaccine ? .
Shouldn't they be given the privilege to choose whether to go for the vaccine or not ? .
People have died from the vaccine yet people are being forced to use the vaccine. One may even be forced to think that there is more to it than we know.
Unfortunately , the vaccine passport is thus a criteria one have to meet before being able to do " his or her normal duties of life ".

 

[Dowenship]

I only took one shot... Even though my compatriot are scared of taking the vaccine due to the side effect it could have and rumours concerning the vaccine....

 

[soxcryp]

This is a very good question of the day. Today I have never been vaccinated with Covid 19 vaccine. Here in our country there is still freedom whether you will choose to be vaccinated or not. But our government is trying their best to vaccinate as many person as possible and as fast as possible.

Yes, I think the man has a point in his opinion. The right to choose is something that should be respected, however it is a decision that sooner or later will have to be assumed, whether the biological one is taken or not.

 

[Ray1]

It's not mandatory here but my wife and I have taken both doses in March and April. I don't care for after effects since it's a little guarantee of safety for our freedom to walk in the future.