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Compulsory Covid Jabs


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Compulsory Covid Jabs?   

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Excluding people with medical conditions who cannot be vaxxed, would much prefer people did so voluntarily. But sorry, if large swathes of the population listen to anti vax utter BS on YT, social media, Pierce Corbyn, that Shermani woman and the expanding testicle bollocks, then there's little option.

 

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28 minutes ago, dockers_strike said:

Excluding people with medical conditions who cannot be vaxxed, would much prefer people did so voluntarily. But sorry, if large swathes of the population listen to anti vax utter BS on YT, social media, Pierce Corbyn, that Shermani woman and the expanding testicle bollocks, then there's little option.

 

dockers_strike goes full Brownshirt. Oh dear. 

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https://metro.co.uk/2020/12/03/covid-vaccine-conspiracy-theories-and-myths-debunked-13694062/

 

Debunking the myths and conspiracy theories around the Covid vaccine

 

Thursday 3 Dec 2020 4:14 pm

 

‘The vaccine will be mandatory’

 

No vaccines are currently mandatory in the UK, and it is extremely unlikely the Covid-19 jab will be made compulsory as it would involve a change in the law.

 

The Public Health (Control of Disease) Act 1984, which applies in England and Wales gives the government powers to prevent, control or mitigate the spread of an infection or contamination.

But it explicitly states that regulations cannot require a person to undertake medical treatment, including vaccination. The Coronavirus Act introduced in March 2020 extended this prohibition to Scotland and Northern Ireland.

 

The minister for the Cabinet Office Michael Gove also ruled out introducing vaccine passports and also said he wasn’t aware of any discussions taking place on such an idea.

 

It was suggested earlier this week pubs, restaurants and cinemas may be given the powers to turn away customers if they have not been vaccinated.

 

Speaking on Sky News on Monday, Mr Gove said the most important thing to do ‘is make sure that we vaccinate as many people as possible’.

 

But when asked if people would have to prove they had been vaccinated to enjoy freedoms such as going to the pub, theatre or sporting event, he replied ‘no’.

 

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