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"the little card that I got with my vaccination is not meaningful proof." It's more meaningful than using the honor system. And it's not your "medical file" a
by robbrown451 5y ago
"the little card that I got with my vaccination is not meaningful proof."
It's more meaningful than using the honor system.
And it's not your "medical file" a lot more than your driver's license is. It tells one significant detail about your medical history, and that is it.
I prefer bars where I know I am safe, and one where there are people like yourself who claim to be vaccinated but resist showing proof, don't make me feel safe.
- Gibbon1 5y agoI think vaccination status barely rises to the status of 'medical file'. If you have hemorrhoids that's no ones business. If you're going around spreading covid that is other peoples business. And they have a total right to protect themselves from you.
- tdfx 5y ago> It's more meaningful than using the honor system. It is the honor system. Anyone who wants a blank CDC vaccination card doesn't have to look far to find one. Requiring them as proof for anything is just a bureaucratic checkbox.
- robbrown451 5y agoAnd so is a drivers license, since you can get fake id's. That doesn't make it the honor system, except to people who are unable to see shades of gray.
- tdfx 5y agoIt's ironic you would accuse someone of being unable to see "shades of gray" and then compare the security features of a piece of slightly rigid paper with the CDC logo on it to a state driver's license with holograms, an identity verification process, and multiple fraud detection features.
- tinus_hn 5y agoYou are safe if you are vaccinated. It doesn’t depend on what other people do.
- robbrown451 5y agoNot everyone can be vaccinated, for instance my 7 year old.
- tinus_hn 5y agoIf your 7 year old gets anywhere near seriously ill you’ll be in the news, but I suggest you don’t take your 7 year old to a bar anyway.