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I welcome private businesses expressing freedom to exclude certain clientele. However, what about people who are exempt from a covid vaccine on medical grounds?
by bloqs 5y ago
I welcome private businesses expressing freedom to exclude certain clientele. However, what about people who are exempt from a covid vaccine on medical grounds?
- llampx 5y agoI would be surprised if a doctor's note along with a valid test wasn't good enough to get into a 2G venue. For example, people who can't get the vaccine are also allowed to get free tests while everyone else has to pay for them.
- missedthecue 5y agoI keep hearing this talking point as if there are millions of people who haven't had the vaccine on valid medical grounds. Is there anyone out there who has actually gotten doctor's orders not to get it?
- stnikolauswagne 5y agoHere is an article dealing with that exact topic: https://www.stern.de/amp/gesundheit/corona--medizinische-gruende--die-gegen-die-impfung-sprechen---es-sind-nur-sehr-wenige-30690844.html https://www.stern.de/amp/gesundheit/corona--medizinische-gru... Its in german, but tl:dr: There are very few conditions that would actually prevent the vaccination, it essentially boils down to very specific allergies or early stages of pregnancy.
- bloqs 5y agoI know one that's why I was asking. They are supportive of the vaccine but cannot take it due to a rare blood issue. This has meant that they can no longer travel due to country and airline restrictions on non double jabbed people. It intrigues me that people seem unaware that this group of people exist