torontotablecpt;c-420446 wroteI’ll start it off, I have my bullet proof vest on folks, as long as you treat me with respect, We can have a great conversation. I’m not an anti-Vaxxer or troll like some people on here, but I don’t think it’s anyones business if someone is vaxxed or not. Period. End of story.
Be gentle, I haven’t had my morning smoke, 3 cups of Coffee or my double fat breakfast sandwich yet.
Ideally, I completely agree with you. However, we don't live in an ideal world sadly. In an ideal world, we wouldn't have people refusing to take a completely safe and free vaccination that has proven to curb serious symptoms and prevent most deaths from a dangerous virus. Also, ideally we wouldn't have to worry about people who refuse the vaccine for whatever reason spreading the virus to others if they actually would isolate if they had symptoms, but many anti-vaxxers refuse to do that also (because, for example, "the virus is a hoax" arguments). On top of that, there is proof that you can have the virus and pass it to others even though you do not show any signs of symptoms. There have literally been people dying in the hospital who have spread the virus to other family members who have already died from it and they are still stating that they have no regrets not getting vaccinated.
Therefore, due to these anti-vaxxers complete denial and pro-vaxxers having literally no way to force anti-vaxxers to protect themselves (and hence everyone else around them), pro-vaxxers only respite is something like a vaccine passport.
Again, I completely agree with you. I don't like the idea of having to share my medical history with people as it is none of their business. However, when it comes down to this is literally the best way to try and protect human life and there are no other meaningful alternatives, then I'll deal with having to share my medical history for vaccinations. I'm all for considering alternatives, but I just can't think of any.