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Being vaccinated doesn't stop an individual from spreading it. It just prevents them from being severely affected. Vaccinations have been open to 18+ for long
by niij 5y ago
Being vaccinated doesn't stop an individual from spreading it. It just prevents them from being severely affected.
Vaccinations have been open to 18+ for long enough now. If you're not vaccinated at this point then you either can't be (and should be wearing a mask) or aren't concerned about COVID anyway. Considering that, what is the purpose of a vaccine passport? Who does it help?
- kelnos 5y agoIt's been little more than a month since vaccinations have been open to 18+. Even if you managed to snag an appointment on day one when things opened up, you still aren't fully protected (based on the guidelines, anyway) if you got one of the 2-dose vaccines. Wearing a mask and distancing probably provides much less protection than a vaccine. So if you want to be vaccinated but can't be, being out among the people who inevitably have not been vaccinated but will claim to be so they can stop wearing a mask will be more dangerous to you.
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