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<blockquote data-quote="Alexis" data-source="post: 261130" data-attributes="member: 68">This whole fascism thing is nonsense. Nobody will force you to get the vaccine. That is up to you, but as more and more do, and things become normal then children and young adults will be vaccinated too, and on and on it goes. It something we have to live with, and the only way to live with Covid is for as many of us to be vaccinated as possible. The world is different now, what is the point in some people being vaccinated and some not? That allows the virus to spread and restrictions to be held. Nobody wants that.As for this guise of &quot;caring&quot; you clearly don&#039;t care yourself. Or you&#039;d want vaccinated, not only would it help you but it would protect others by reducing the rate of transmission. If you are vaccinated you still contract the virus, however you are less likely to become sick and less likely to spread it. The vaccine will make your immune system get the better of it before it has a chance to take hold, before you develop that persistent cough that spreads, and other nasties. Why would anyone want to travel without it? You could be 25 and fine, have minor or no symptoms and bring the virus with you to another country and pass it on and on. And even if they make you have a test before you go, and on returning you&#039;d have to pay for that. Even still you could be required to quarantine after your trip. A vaccine would negate all of that. I can&#039;t even believe I am having to say all of this.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Alexis, post: 261130, member: 68"] This whole fascism thing is nonsense. Nobody will force you to get the vaccine. That is up to you, but as more and more do, and things become normal then children and young adults will be vaccinated too, and on and on it goes. It something we have to live with, and the only way to live with Covid is for as many of us to be vaccinated as possible. The world is different now, what is the point in some people being vaccinated and some not? That allows the virus to spread and restrictions to be held. Nobody wants that. As for this guise of "caring" you clearly don't care yourself. Or you'd want vaccinated, not only would it help you but it would protect others by reducing the rate of transmission. If you are vaccinated you still contract the virus, however you are less likely to become sick and less likely to spread it. The vaccine will make your immune system get the better of it before it has a chance to take hold, before you develop that persistent cough that spreads, and other nasties. Why would anyone want to travel without it? You could be 25 and fine, have minor or no symptoms and bring the virus with you to another country and pass it on and on. And even if they make you have a test before you go, and on returning you'd have to pay for that. Even still you could be required to quarantine after your trip. A vaccine would negate all of that. I can't even believe I am having to say all of this. [/QUOTE]

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