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I literally said “de facto”. A 14 day quarantine when one has 10 days vacation a year is de facto a bar. Nor did I argue, or am interested in arguing, the meri
by tagoregrtst 5y ago
I literally said “de facto”. A 14 day quarantine when one has 10 days vacation a year is de facto a bar.
Nor did I argue, or am interested in arguing, the merits of banning the unvaccinated. I just stated that they are effectively banned from entry.
- yohannparis 5y agoBeing barred to enter a country because of a lack of vaccination is nothing new from the pre-Covid-19 era. Like Brazil requires a Yellow Fever vaccination for people from some African countries.
- jcadam 5y agoThat is the entire point. International travel is not for the plebs.
- pessimizer 5y agoThere are probably about 100 other reasons they can be banned from entry if they don't comply. Saying they are "banned" if they don't get a vaccination (even though of course it's not a ban, it's a "de facto" ban) is no more interesting than if they're "banned" if they won't submit to a search, or if they've filled their car with fruit.