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• odshoifsdhfs 5y ago
  I am not american so not sure why this reply is supposed to mean anything. While highly encouraged, vaccines aren't even mandatory here and you can refuse any vaccine and still legally allowed to do anything (school, university, healthcare worker, etc)
  • ghaff 5y ago
    They are in the US and pre-COVID many schools and occupations (esp. healthcare) had requirements as well.
  • tmh88j 5y ago
    >I am not american so not sure why this reply is supposed to mean anything. Does not being American affect your ability to read? I'm not Asian but I understand why many cultures have long ago adopted the widespread use of masks to prevent spreading illness.
    • odshoifsdhfs 5y ago
      No, it hasn't, but just posting an article how in the US before there was a vaccine mandate adds nothing to the discussion. Many countries never had them (and the world isn't only the US), and even if the US or other country has done this before, doesn't mean it is right to do so now.
      • tmh88j 5y ago
        >No, it hasn't, but just posting an article how in the US before there was a vaccine mandate adds nothing to the discussion Of course it doesn't further the discussion when you refuse to acknowledge it in the first place. I'll just copy and paste what I wrote again because you ignored it the first time. >Does not being American affect your ability to read? I'm not Asian but I understand why many cultures have long ago adopted the widespread use of masks to prevent spreading illness.