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Your own government probably won't be able to (human rights and all) I can't see many high courts interpreting 'human rights' like that — not if there's a l
by uniqueid 6y ago
Your own government probably won't be able
to (human rights and all)
I can't see many high courts interpreting 'human rights' like that — not if there's a lethal enough virus, at any rate.
- grecy 6y agoI'd be very curious to learn of any country that is going to forcibly administer vaccines. Australia have tried for years, and the best they can do is tax breaks if you do get vaccinated, and barring kids from school and daycare if they're not. (NOTE: I am NOT anti-vaccine, and I will be getting it as soon as I'm able. I just don't think it's possible for a country to physically force citizens to get a needle against their will. I've certainly never heard of it)
- uniqueid 6y agoTo be fair I can't see a nation doing so except as a last resort because trying to enforce it would cause a lot of turmoil.