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So on one hand vaccination is so important in your view that there should be institutional interventions to try and force us to get it. But on the other hand, y
by version_five 5y ago
So on one hand vaccination is so important in your view that there should be institutional interventions to try and force us to get it. But on the other hand, you didn't do your part for ths good of humanity because "you kept forgetting"? (Edit, I saw you posted elsewhere saying it was because you are too lazy)
For personal reasons, I got mine right away in an area where it was scarce, and had to monitor availability and at a moment's notice drive and line up for hours somewhere to get it. You are to apathetic to even bother remembering, but think that it's ok for a university to exercise it's power over others to force them to get vaccinated.
- mhh__ 5y agoIt wasn't scarce where I was because I wasn't legally allowed to even try and get when it was scarce. The vast majority of students weren't offered a vaccine in the UK until we were vaccinating hundreds of thousands of people a day. The only hard deadline I had for myself was to get it before I had to actually interact with groups of people again, which I did meet, but only just. I also know people who didn't bother getting theirs at all. So yeah, I don't really have any huge issues with the policy. Equally I wouldn't care if they just bribed the students with something.