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No the tourists have to put up with YOUR shit. You are immune for fucks sake, how hard is it to actually be welcoming and say: It's ok for unvaccinated to ente

No the tourists have to put up with YOUR shit. You are immune for fucks sake, how hard is it to actually be welcoming and say: It's ok for unvaccinated to enter a restaurant. We can live without implicitly checking everyone. We don't need to be like that and can act like normal decent humans again! Is that so hard?

libertine 5y ago
>No the tourists have to put up with YOUR shit. If by shit you mean the law, yes. That's what you have to do when you visit another country - even though a lot of people don't act like it truth be told. Psst, come here, I'll drop you a quick tip: if they don't want to abide by the laws and mandates... don't come? I don't get why you're ok to enforce your choice onto others, yet others can't enforce their choices onto you just because you're a tourist and we should welcome you. >You are immune for fucks sake, how hard is it to actually be welcoming and say: It's ok for unvaccinated to enter a restaurant. Uh, I don't think you can even enter the country without vaccine passport or valid PCR negative test. So you have that for starters, and if you choose to not be vaccinated what's the problem of taking another PCR test to go to restaurants? >We can live without implicitly checking everyone. We don't need to be like that and can act like normal decent humans again! Is that so hard? You just need to realize this is temporary, and the faster we go through this, the better - that was the whole game plan. Some people are opting to get infected without vaccines, that'll just delay things, but the end will come eventually. Also we check people on regular basis: drivers licenses, IDs, tickets, etc. Human decency is alive and well, and the fact that 87% of a country population, so far, adhered to a cause to protect themselves and the next person is the proof of that.
design-material 5y ago
Yo if someone wants to visit my house/town/city then fuck yeah they need to put up with my shit
selimthegrim 5y ago
So when I visit your house I can put my feet up on your couch like Rick James/Dave Chappelle? Take New Orleans for example. Do they have to let nonresident tourists determine their policies?

libertine 5y ago

>No the tourists have to put up with YOUR shit. If by shit you mean the law, yes. That's what you have to do when you visit another country - even though a lot of people don't act like it truth be told. Psst, come here, I'll drop you a quick tip: if they don't want to abide by the laws and mandates... don't come? I don't get why you're ok to enforce your choice onto others, yet others can't enforce their choices onto you just because you're a tourist and we should welcome you. >You are immune for fucks sake, how hard is it to actually be welcoming and say: It's ok for unvaccinated to enter a restaurant. Uh, I don't think you can even enter the country without vaccine passport or valid PCR negative test. So you have that for starters, and if you choose to not be vaccinated what's the problem of taking another PCR test to go to restaurants? >We can live without implicitly checking everyone. We don't need to be like that and can act like normal decent humans again! Is that so hard? You just need to realize this is temporary, and the faster we go through this, the better - that was the whole game plan. Some people are opting to get infected without vaccines, that'll just delay things, but the end will come eventually. Also we check people on regular basis: drivers licenses, IDs, tickets, etc. Human decency is alive and well, and the fact that 87% of a country population, so far, adhered to a cause to protect themselves and the next person is the proof of that.

design-material 5y ago

Yo if someone wants to visit my house/town/city then fuck yeah they need to put up with my shit

selimthegrim 5y ago

So when I visit your house I can put my feet up on your couch like Rick James/Dave Chappelle? Take New Orleans for example. Do they have to let nonresident tourists determine their policies?