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How hard would it be to mass test people if they are allergic? Because current polls show you probably won't reach heard immunity with voluntarily vaccination.

How hard would it be to mass test people if they are allergic? Because current polls show you probably won't reach heard immunity with voluntarily vaccination. But can you do mandatory vaccination, when you know some people may face serious problems? Those two people seem to recover, but who knows with other people?

ComputerGuru 6y ago
I think a lot of the vaccination plan relies on voluntary vaccination in the form of “business xyz voluntarily declares that all its employees must vaccinate unless they have medical reason not to.” Hospitals are already informing doctors, nurses, and staff that they will be required to vaccinate as soon as a vaccine becomes available and airlines have already gone on the record saying they will require proof of vaccination to allow travel. It’s not as voluntary as you think for a great segment of the population, it’s just that no one will go to jail for refusing.
- lm28469 6y ago
  > business xyz voluntarily declares that all its employees must vaccinate unless they have medical reason not to Isn't this illegal in pretty much any first word country? I know it is in Germany and France
  - ComputerGuru 6y ago
    Not in the USA, no. Except if it clashes with religious freedoms.
    - totony 6y ago
      It's funny that religious freedom > personal (non-religious) beliefs/moral
      - hutzlibu 6y ago
        Or outraging. But even if it is your formal religion, here in germany one guy tried to claim marijuhana as part of his religion (rastafari). Which you could argue it is. But the judge declared something the line of, "who cares, this does only affect a few people, case dismissed". As in bavaria official religion is the catholic church and beer. (sadly not really exagerated as the current bavarian ministerpresident declared that every official building has to have a cross in every room)

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How hard would it be to mass test people if they are allergic? Because current polls show you probably won't reach heard immunity with voluntarily vaccination.

by hutzlibu 6y ago

ComputerGuru 6y ago
I think a lot of the vaccination plan relies on voluntary vaccination in the form of “business xyz voluntarily declares that all its employees must vaccinate unless they have medical reason not to.” Hospitals are already informing doctors, nurses, and staff that they will be required to vaccinate as soon as a vaccine becomes available and airlines have already gone on the record saying they will require proof of vaccination to allow travel. It’s not as voluntary as you think for a great segment of the population, it’s just that no one will go to jail for refusing.
- lm28469 6y ago
  > business xyz voluntarily declares that all its employees must vaccinate unless they have medical reason not to Isn't this illegal in pretty much any first word country? I know it is in Germany and France
  - ComputerGuru 6y ago
    Not in the USA, no. Except if it clashes with religious freedoms.
    - totony 6y ago
      It's funny that religious freedom > personal (non-religious) beliefs/moral
      - hutzlibu 6y ago
        Or outraging. But even if it is your formal religion, here in germany one guy tried to claim marijuhana as part of his religion (rastafari). Which you could argue it is. But the judge declared something the line of, "who cares, this does only affect a few people, case dismissed". As in bavaria official religion is the catholic church and beer. (sadly not really exagerated as the current bavarian ministerpresident declared that every official building has to have a cross in every room)