Fri Sep 10, 2021 7:27 am
maccydee wrote:worcester_ccfc wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:So many bend over and take it up the arse. If you think you need vaccine passports for freedom then you are not free. Hope those saying this are not smokers or drink alcohol or do drugs in any way.
What has that got to do with anything? Genuine question.
I've been smoking since I was 13 (nearly 16 years), used to drink a lot every day and used to take drugs every day. I know I wouldn't be allowed in some countries due to my criminal record relating to the drugs, and I accept that. As far as I can see, that's the only comparison you could possibly make.
There are no similar passports to not allow entry to those who smoke, take drugs or drink. If there were, then I could see your point.
I've had both of my jabs, like I said in my other post so no issue for me. I'm also not surprised by this news, as it was always extremely likely - and I think everyone was expecting it at some point towards the end of this year.
But for the record, I actually agree that they shouldn't be used. Always said I wouldn't judge anyone who didn't want to have the vaccine for the same reason that I said it shouldn't have been mandatory (which fortunately it wasn't).
It is each person's individual choice and there shouldn't be anything that prohibits a non-vaccinated person from doing what a vaccinated person can do.
I think nukes might be on about the fact he feels individual liberties are being affected. He might think that smokers or those that drink might be next. Although due to the huge amount of tax being paid that’s not likely.
I’m not 100% sure though and I’m just shocked he hasn’t linked it to the BLM somehow.
Fri Sep 10, 2021 9:55 am
Nuclearblue wrote:maccydee wrote:worcester_ccfc wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:So many bend over and take it up the arse. If you think you need vaccine passports for freedom then you are not free. Hope those saying this are not smokers or drink alcohol or do drugs in any way.
What has that got to do with anything? Genuine question.
I've been smoking since I was 13 (nearly 16 years), used to drink a lot every day and used to take drugs every day. I know I wouldn't be allowed in some countries due to my criminal record relating to the drugs, and I accept that. As far as I can see, that's the only comparison you could possibly make.
There are no similar passports to not allow entry to those who smoke, take drugs or drink. If there were, then I could see your point.
I've had both of my jabs, like I said in my other post so no issue for me. I'm also not surprised by this news, as it was always extremely likely - and I think everyone was expecting it at some point towards the end of this year.
But for the record, I actually agree that they shouldn't be used. Always said I wouldn't judge anyone who didn't want to have the vaccine for the same reason that I said it shouldn't have been mandatory (which fortunately it wasn't).
It is each person's individual choice and there shouldn't be anything that prohibits a non-vaccinated person from doing what a vaccinated person can do.
I think nukes might be on about the fact he feels individual liberties are being affected. He might think that smokers or those that drink might be next. Although due to the huge amount of tax being paid that’s not likely.
I’m not 100% sure though and I’m just shocked he hasn’t linked it to the BLM somehow.
At a garden party recently someone told me I was an idiot and selfish for not having the vaccine to help protect vulnerable people whilst he was smoking a cigarette. I just laughed in his face. I wonder if he has wondered how many people he might have killed with his second hand smoke ? I was gonna go to town on him but I thought wrong place wrong time and his partner who has lung disease is one of my wife’s oldest friends.
But if the vaccine is what it says it is those that have had it are protected. But when a government uses threats to get someone to take it the safety of it should be questioned. Thousands of people around the world have died taking it and many more hospitalised due to having it. So now it becomes a personal choice. Many of my family has had it and that is their choice.
To force someone to take this vaccine that no one knows the long term effects is illegal. In America the vaccine still isn’t approved. Over here the science has not given the backing of vaccinating children. But Boris Johnson is now going to ignore the science. Is this not wrong ?
Fri Sep 10, 2021 4:29 pm
maccydee wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:maccydee wrote:worcester_ccfc wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:So many bend over and take it up the arse. If you think you need vaccine passports for freedom then you are not free. Hope those saying this are not smokers or drink alcohol or do drugs in any way.
What has that got to do with anything? Genuine question.
I've been smoking since I was 13 (nearly 16 years), used to drink a lot every day and used to take drugs every day. I know I wouldn't be allowed in some countries due to my criminal record relating to the drugs, and I accept that. As far as I can see, that's the only comparison you could possibly make.
There are no similar passports to not allow entry to those who smoke, take drugs or drink. If there were, then I could see your point.
I've had both of my jabs, like I said in my other post so no issue for me. I'm also not surprised by this news, as it was always extremely likely - and I think everyone was expecting it at some point towards the end of this year.
But for the record, I actually agree that they shouldn't be used. Always said I wouldn't judge anyone who didn't want to have the vaccine for the same reason that I said it shouldn't have been mandatory (which fortunately it wasn't).
It is each person's individual choice and there shouldn't be anything that prohibits a non-vaccinated person from doing what a vaccinated person can do.
I think nukes might be on about the fact he feels individual liberties are being affected. He might think that smokers or those that drink might be next. Although due to the huge amount of tax being paid that’s not likely.
I’m not 100% sure though and I’m just shocked he hasn’t linked it to the BLM somehow.
At a garden party recently someone told me I was an idiot and selfish for not having the vaccine to help protect vulnerable people whilst he was smoking a cigarette. I just laughed in his face. I wonder if he has wondered how many people he might have killed with his second hand smoke ? I was gonna go to town on him but I thought wrong place wrong time and his partner who has lung disease is one of my wife’s oldest friends.
But if the vaccine is what it says it is those that have had it are protected. But when a government uses threats to get someone to take it the safety of it should be questioned. Thousands of people around the world have died taking it and many more hospitalised due to having it. So now it becomes a personal choice. Many of my family has had it and that is their choice.
To force someone to take this vaccine that no one knows the long term effects is illegal. In America the vaccine still isn’t approved. Over here the science has not given the backing of vaccinating children. But Boris Johnson is now going to ignore the science. Is this not wrong ?
Totally agree on this re smoking.
Said something similar on another post.
Future of the NHS is people paying for self inflicted harm.
Those that won’t have the Covid jab should be the test case. You catch Covid and get hospitalised without having the jab you get billed for your treatment. That’s if you survive.
Fri Sep 10, 2021 4:46 pm
bluesince62 wrote:maccydee wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:maccydee wrote:worcester_ccfc wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:So many bend over and take it up the arse. If you think you need vaccine passports for freedom then you are not free. Hope those saying this are not smokers or drink alcohol or do drugs in any way.
What has that got to do with anything? Genuine question.
I've been smoking since I was 13 (nearly 16 years), used to drink a lot every day and used to take drugs every day. I know I wouldn't be allowed in some countries due to my criminal record relating to the drugs, and I accept that. As far as I can see, that's the only comparison you could possibly make.
There are no similar passports to not allow entry to those who smoke, take drugs or drink. If there were, then I could see your point.
I've had both of my jabs, like I said in my other post so no issue for me. I'm also not surprised by this news, as it was always extremely likely - and I think everyone was expecting it at some point towards the end of this year.
But for the record, I actually agree that they shouldn't be used. Always said I wouldn't judge anyone who didn't want to have the vaccine for the same reason that I said it shouldn't have been mandatory (which fortunately it wasn't).
It is each person's individual choice and there shouldn't be anything that prohibits a non-vaccinated person from doing what a vaccinated person can do.
I think nukes might be on about the fact he feels individual liberties are being affected. He might think that smokers or those that drink might be next. Although due to the huge amount of tax being paid that’s not likely.
I’m not 100% sure though and I’m just shocked he hasn’t linked it to the BLM somehow.
At a garden party recently someone told me I was an idiot and selfish for not having the vaccine to help protect vulnerable people whilst he was smoking a cigarette. I just laughed in his face. I wonder if he has wondered how many people he might have killed with his second hand smoke ? I was gonna go to town on him but I thought wrong place wrong time and his partner who has lung disease is one of my wife’s oldest friends.
But if the vaccine is what it says it is those that have had it are protected. But when a government uses threats to get someone to take it the safety of it should be questioned. Thousands of people around the world have died taking it and many more hospitalised due to having it. So now it becomes a personal choice. Many of my family has had it and that is their choice.
To force someone to take this vaccine that no one knows the long term effects is illegal. In America the vaccine still isn’t approved. Over here the science has not given the backing of vaccinating children. But Boris Johnson is now going to ignore the science. Is this not wrong ?
Totally agree on this re smoking.
Said something similar on another post.
Future of the NHS is people paying for self inflicted harm.
Those that won’t have the Covid jab should be the test case. You catch Covid and get hospitalised without having the jab you get billed for your treatment. That’s if you survive.
So that will go for smokers who need treatment? All drunks at A&Echarged for treatment? Yet these two tax earners have killed a couple of billion over the years! Nobody protecting me from the effects from smokers,ordrunk wanbabe fighters!what about std's, abortions etc, all actions of individuals making personal choices!
As ive already said, this virus has caused people to turn on others, whether its a stranger, or at worse a family member deciding you are unsafe fir them to be around, all because you chose to act on free will?
Fri Sep 10, 2021 5:08 pm
maccydee wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:maccydee wrote:worcester_ccfc wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:So many bend over and take it up the arse. If you think you need vaccine passports for freedom then you are not free. Hope those saying this are not smokers or drink alcohol or do drugs in any way.
What has that got to do with anything? Genuine question.
I've been smoking since I was 13 (nearly 16 years), used to drink a lot every day and used to take drugs every day. I know I wouldn't be allowed in some countries due to my criminal record relating to the drugs, and I accept that. As far as I can see, that's the only comparison you could possibly make.
There are no similar passports to not allow entry to those who smoke, take drugs or drink. If there were, then I could see your point.
I've had both of my jabs, like I said in my other post so no issue for me. I'm also not surprised by this news, as it was always extremely likely - and I think everyone was expecting it at some point towards the end of this year.
But for the record, I actually agree that they shouldn't be used. Always said I wouldn't judge anyone who didn't want to have the vaccine for the same reason that I said it shouldn't have been mandatory (which fortunately it wasn't).
It is each person's individual choice and there shouldn't be anything that prohibits a non-vaccinated person from doing what a vaccinated person can do.
I think nukes might be on about the fact he feels individual liberties are being affected. He might think that smokers or those that drink might be next. Although due to the huge amount of tax being paid that’s not likely.
I’m not 100% sure though and I’m just shocked he hasn’t linked it to the BLM somehow.
At a garden party recently someone told me I was an idiot and selfish for not having the vaccine to help protect vulnerable people whilst he was smoking a cigarette. I just laughed in his face. I wonder if he has wondered how many people he might have killed with his second hand smoke ? I was gonna go to town on him but I thought wrong place wrong time and his partner who has lung disease is one of my wife’s oldest friends.
But if the vaccine is what it says it is those that have had it are protected. But when a government uses threats to get someone to take it the safety of it should be questioned. Thousands of people around the world have died taking it and many more hospitalised due to having it. So now it becomes a personal choice. Many of my family has had it and that is their choice.
To force someone to take this vaccine that no one knows the long term effects is illegal. In America the vaccine still isn’t approved. Over here the science has not given the backing of vaccinating children. But Boris Johnson is now going to ignore the science. Is this not wrong ?
Totally agree on this re smoking.
Said something similar on another post.
Future of the NHS is people paying for self inflicted harm.
Those that won’t have the Covid jab should be the test case. You catch Covid and get hospitalised without having the jab you get billed for your treatment. That’s if you survive.
Fri Sep 10, 2021 5:16 pm
skidemin wrote:maccydee wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:maccydee wrote:worcester_ccfc wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:So many bend over and take it up the arse. If you think you need vaccine passports for freedom then you are not free. Hope those saying this are not smokers or drink alcohol or do drugs in any way.
What has that got to do with anything? Genuine question.
I've been smoking since I was 13 (nearly 16 years), used to drink a lot every day and used to take drugs every day. I know I wouldn't be allowed in some countries due to my criminal record relating to the drugs, and I accept that. As far as I can see, that's the only comparison you could possibly make.
There are no similar passports to not allow entry to those who smoke, take drugs or drink. If there were, then I could see your point.
I've had both of my jabs, like I said in my other post so no issue for me. I'm also not surprised by this news, as it was always extremely likely - and I think everyone was expecting it at some point towards the end of this year.
But for the record, I actually agree that they shouldn't be used. Always said I wouldn't judge anyone who didn't want to have the vaccine for the same reason that I said it shouldn't have been mandatory (which fortunately it wasn't).
It is each person's individual choice and there shouldn't be anything that prohibits a non-vaccinated person from doing what a vaccinated person can do.
I think nukes might be on about the fact he feels individual liberties are being affected. He might think that smokers or those that drink might be next. Although due to the huge amount of tax being paid that’s not likely.
I’m not 100% sure though and I’m just shocked he hasn’t linked it to the BLM somehow.
At a garden party recently someone told me I was an idiot and selfish for not having the vaccine to help protect vulnerable people whilst he was smoking a cigarette. I just laughed in his face. I wonder if he has wondered how many people he might have killed with his second hand smoke ? I was gonna go to town on him but I thought wrong place wrong time and his partner who has lung disease is one of my wife’s oldest friends.
But if the vaccine is what it says it is those that have had it are protected. But when a government uses threats to get someone to take it the safety of it should be questioned. Thousands of people around the world have died taking it and many more hospitalised due to having it. So now it becomes a personal choice. Many of my family has had it and that is their choice.
To force someone to take this vaccine that no one knows the long term effects is illegal. In America the vaccine still isn’t approved. Over here the science has not given the backing of vaccinating children. But Boris Johnson is now going to ignore the science. Is this not wrong ?
Totally agree on this re smoking.
Said something similar on another post.
Future of the NHS is people paying for self inflicted harm.
Those that won’t have the Covid jab should be the test case. You catch Covid and get hospitalised without having the jab you get billed for your treatment. That’s if you survive.
right.... so its not the person that infected them that gets the blame...
bit like not wearing your seat belt and some drugged up kid without a license smashes into you....totally 100% your own fault....
Fri Sep 10, 2021 5:36 pm
maccydee wrote:skidemin wrote:maccydee wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:maccydee wrote:worcester_ccfc wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:So many bend over and take it up the arse. If you think you need vaccine passports for freedom then you are not free. Hope those saying this are not smokers or drink alcohol or do drugs in any way.
What has that got to do with anything? Genuine question.
I've been smoking since I was 13 (nearly 16 years), used to drink a lot every day and used to take drugs every day. I know I wouldn't be allowed in some countries due to my criminal record relating to the drugs, and I accept that. As far as I can see, that's the only comparison you could possibly make.
There are no similar passports to not allow entry to those who smoke, take drugs or drink. If there were, then I could see your point.
I've had both of my jabs, like I said in my other post so no issue for me. I'm also not surprised by this news, as it was always extremely likely - and I think everyone was expecting it at some point towards the end of this year.
But for the record, I actually agree that they shouldn't be used. Always said I wouldn't judge anyone who didn't want to have the vaccine for the same reason that I said it shouldn't have been mandatory (which fortunately it wasn't).
It is each person's individual choice and there shouldn't be anything that prohibits a non-vaccinated person from doing what a vaccinated person can do.
I think nukes might be on about the fact he feels individual liberties are being affected. He might think that smokers or those that drink might be next. Although due to the huge amount of tax being paid that’s not likely.
I’m not 100% sure though and I’m just shocked he hasn’t linked it to the BLM somehow.
At a garden party recently someone told me I was an idiot and selfish for not having the vaccine to help protect vulnerable people whilst he was smoking a cigarette. I just laughed in his face. I wonder if he has wondered how many people he might have killed with his second hand smoke ? I was gonna go to town on him but I thought wrong place wrong time and his partner who has lung disease is one of my wife’s oldest friends.
But if the vaccine is what it says it is those that have had it are protected. But when a government uses threats to get someone to take it the safety of it should be questioned. Thousands of people around the world have died taking it and many more hospitalised due to having it. So now it becomes a personal choice. Many of my family has had it and that is their choice.
To force someone to take this vaccine that no one knows the long term effects is illegal. In America the vaccine still isn’t approved. Over here the science has not given the backing of vaccinating children. But Boris Johnson is now going to ignore the science. Is this not wrong ?
Totally agree on this re smoking.
Said something similar on another post.
Future of the NHS is people paying for self inflicted harm.
Those that won’t have the Covid jab should be the test case. You catch Covid and get hospitalised without having the jab you get billed for your treatment. That’s if you survive.
right.... so its not the person that infected them that gets the blame...
bit like not wearing your seat belt and some drugged up kid without a license smashes into you....totally 100% your own fault....
Absolutely totally different to that
Fri Sep 10, 2021 7:24 pm
Sat Sep 11, 2021 2:02 pm
bluesince62 wrote:maccydee wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:maccydee wrote:worcester_ccfc wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:So many bend over and take it up the arse. If you think you need vaccine passports for freedom then you are not free. Hope those saying this are not smokers or drink alcohol or do drugs in any way.
What has that got to do with anything? Genuine question.
I've been smoking since I was 13 (nearly 16 years), used to drink a lot every day and used to take drugs every day. I know I wouldn't be allowed in some countries due to my criminal record relating to the drugs, and I accept that. As far as I can see, that's the only comparison you could possibly make.
There are no similar passports to not allow entry to those who smoke, take drugs or drink. If there were, then I could see your point.
I've had both of my jabs, like I said in my other post so no issue for me. I'm also not surprised by this news, as it was always extremely likely - and I think everyone was expecting it at some point towards the end of this year.
But for the record, I actually agree that they shouldn't be used. Always said I wouldn't judge anyone who didn't want to have the vaccine for the same reason that I said it shouldn't have been mandatory (which fortunately it wasn't).
It is each person's individual choice and there shouldn't be anything that prohibits a non-vaccinated person from doing what a vaccinated person can do.
I think nukes might be on about the fact he feels individual liberties are being affected. He might think that smokers or those that drink might be next. Although due to the huge amount of tax being paid that’s not likely.
I’m not 100% sure though and I’m just shocked he hasn’t linked it to the BLM somehow.
At a garden party recently someone told me I was an idiot and selfish for not having the vaccine to help protect vulnerable people whilst he was smoking a cigarette. I just laughed in his face. I wonder if he has wondered how many people he might have killed with his second hand smoke ? I was gonna go to town on him but I thought wrong place wrong time and his partner who has lung disease is one of my wife’s oldest friends.
But if the vaccine is what it says it is those that have had it are protected. But when a government uses threats to get someone to take it the safety of it should be questioned. Thousands of people around the world have died taking it and many more hospitalised due to having it. So now it becomes a personal choice. Many of my family has had it and that is their choice.
To force someone to take this vaccine that no one knows the long term effects is illegal. In America the vaccine still isn’t approved. Over here the science has not given the backing of vaccinating children. But Boris Johnson is now going to ignore the science. Is this not wrong ?
Totally agree on this re smoking.
Said something similar on another post.
Future of the NHS is people paying for self inflicted harm.
Those that won’t have the Covid jab should be the test case. You catch Covid and get hospitalised without having the jab you get billed for your treatment. That’s if you survive.
So that will go for smokers who need treatment? All drunks at A&Echarged for treatment? Yet these two tax earners have killed a couple of billion over the years! Nobody protecting me from the effects from smokers,ordrunk wanbabe fighters!what about std's, abortions etc, all actions of individuals making personal choices!
As ive already said, this virus has caused people to turn on others, whether its a stranger, or at worse a family member deciding you are unsafe fir them to be around, all because you chose to act on free will?
Sat Sep 11, 2021 2:25 pm
Welshman in CA wrote:bluesince62 wrote:maccydee wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:maccydee wrote:worcester_ccfc wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:So many bend over and take it up the arse. If you think you need vaccine passports for freedom then you are not free. Hope those saying this are not smokers or drink alcohol or do drugs in any way.
What has that got to do with anything? Genuine question.
I've been smoking since I was 13 (nearly 16 years), used to drink a lot every day and used to take drugs every day. I know I wouldn't be allowed in some countries due to my criminal record relating to the drugs, and I accept that. As far as I can see, that's the only comparison you could possibly make.
There are no similar passports to not allow entry to those who smoke, take drugs or drink. If there were, then I could see your point.
I've had both of my jabs, like I said in my other post so no issue for me. I'm also not surprised by this news, as it was always extremely likely - and I think everyone was expecting it at some point towards the end of this year.
But for the record, I actually agree that they shouldn't be used. Always said I wouldn't judge anyone who didn't want to have the vaccine for the same reason that I said it shouldn't have been mandatory (which fortunately it wasn't).
It is each person's individual choice and there shouldn't be anything that prohibits a non-vaccinated person from doing what a vaccinated person can do.
I think nukes might be on about the fact he feels individual liberties are being affected. He might think that smokers or those that drink might be next. Although due to the huge amount of tax being paid that’s not likely.
I’m not 100% sure though and I’m just shocked he hasn’t linked it to the BLM somehow.
At a garden party recently someone told me I was an idiot and selfish for not having the vaccine to help protect vulnerable people whilst he was smoking a cigarette. I just laughed in his face. I wonder if he has wondered how many people he might have killed with his second hand smoke ? I was gonna go to town on him but I thought wrong place wrong time and his partner who has lung disease is one of my wife’s oldest friends.
But if the vaccine is what it says it is those that have had it are protected. But when a government uses threats to get someone to take it the safety of it should be questioned. Thousands of people around the world have died taking it and many more hospitalised due to having it. So now it becomes a personal choice. Many of my family has had it and that is their choice.
To force someone to take this vaccine that no one knows the long term effects is illegal. In America the vaccine still isn’t approved. Over here the science has not given the backing of vaccinating children. But Boris Johnson is now going to ignore the science. Is this not wrong ?
Totally agree on this re smoking.
Said something similar on another post.
Future of the NHS is people paying for self inflicted harm.
Those that won’t have the Covid jab should be the test case. You catch Covid and get hospitalised without having the jab you get billed for your treatment. That’s if you survive.
So that will go for smokers who need treatment? All drunks at A&Echarged for treatment? Yet these two tax earners have killed a couple of billion over the years! Nobody protecting me from the effects from smokers,ordrunk wanbabe fighters!what about std's, abortions etc, all actions of individuals making personal choices!
As ive already said, this virus has caused people to turn on others, whether its a stranger, or at worse a family member deciding you are unsafe fir them to be around, all because you chose to act on free will?
You really don't want to go down the pay route. I smoked for 40 odd years, eventually gave up 2 years ago BUT because of the years of smoking I needed a triple heart bypass which I had on July 17th this year. The bills have just started rolling in & so far the cost without insurance would have been over $250k, luckily I have excellent insurance through my wife and the co-pays will be a small amount compared to the actual bill. BTW my previous insurance had a 10% co-pay so I would so far owe $25k.
I'm sure skid will be here............... shortly to tell me ................... I don't know what I'm talking about................... and asking me to prove it................... or it's not true.
Sat Sep 11, 2021 2:28 pm
Welshman in CA wrote:bluesince62 wrote:maccydee wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:maccydee wrote:worcester_ccfc wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:So many bend over and take it up the arse. If you think you need vaccine passports for freedom then you are not free. Hope those saying this are not smokers or drink alcohol or do drugs in any way.
What has that got to do with anything? Genuine question.
I've been smoking since I was 13 (nearly 16 years), used to drink a lot every day and used to take drugs every day. I know I wouldn't be allowed in some countries due to my criminal record relating to the drugs, and I accept that. As far as I can see, that's the only comparison you could possibly make.
There are no similar passports to not allow entry to those who smoke, take drugs or drink. If there were, then I could see your point.
I've had both of my jabs, like I said in my other post so no issue for me. I'm also not surprised by this news, as it was always extremely likely - and I think everyone was expecting it at some point towards the end of this year.
But for the record, I actually agree that they shouldn't be used. Always said I wouldn't judge anyone who didn't want to have the vaccine for the same reason that I said it shouldn't have been mandatory (which fortunately it wasn't).
It is each person's individual choice and there shouldn't be anything that prohibits a non-vaccinated person from doing what a vaccinated person can do.
I think nukes might be on about the fact he feels individual liberties are being affected. He might think that smokers or those that drink might be next. Although due to the huge amount of tax being paid that’s not likely.
I’m not 100% sure though and I’m just shocked he hasn’t linked it to the BLM somehow.
At a garden party recently someone told me I was an idiot and selfish for not having the vaccine to help protect vulnerable people whilst he was smoking a cigarette. I just laughed in his face. I wonder if he has wondered how many people he might have killed with his second hand smoke ? I was gonna go to town on him but I thought wrong place wrong time and his partner who has lung disease is one of my wife’s oldest friends.
But if the vaccine is what it says it is those that have had it are protected. But when a government uses threats to get someone to take it the safety of it should be questioned. Thousands of people around the world have died taking it and many more hospitalised due to having it. So now it becomes a personal choice. Many of my family has had it and that is their choice.
To force someone to take this vaccine that no one knows the long term effects is illegal. In America the vaccine still isn’t approved. Over here the science has not given the backing of vaccinating children. But Boris Johnson is now going to ignore the science. Is this not wrong ?
Totally agree on this re smoking.
Said something similar on another post.
Future of the NHS is people paying for self inflicted harm.
Those that won’t have the Covid jab should be the test case. You catch Covid and get hospitalised without having the jab you get billed for your treatment. That’s if you survive.
So that will go for smokers who need treatment? All drunks at A&Echarged for treatment? Yet these two tax earners have killed a couple of billion over the years! Nobody protecting me from the effects from smokers,ordrunk wanbabe fighters!what about std's, abortions etc, all actions of individuals making personal choices!
As ive already said, this virus has caused people to turn on others, whether its a stranger, or at worse a family member deciding you are unsafe fir them to be around, all because you chose to act on free will?
You really don't want to go down the pay route. I smoked for 40 odd years, eventually gave up 2 years ago BUT because of the years of smoking I needed a triple heart bypass which I had on July 17th this year. The bills have just started rolling in & so far the cost without insurance would have been over $250k, luckily I have excellent insurance through my wife and the co-pays will be a small amount compared to the actual bill. BTW my previous insurance had a 10% co-pay so I would so far owe $25k.
I'm sure skid will be here............... shortly to tell me ................... I don't know what I'm talking about................... and asking me to prove it................... or it's not true.
Sat Sep 11, 2021 2:40 pm
bluesince62 wrote:Welshman in CA wrote:bluesince62 wrote:maccydee wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:maccydee wrote:worcester_ccfc wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:So many bend over and take it up the arse. If you think you need vaccine passports for freedom then you are not free. Hope those saying this are not smokers or drink alcohol or do drugs in any way.
What has that got to do with anything? Genuine question.
I've been smoking since I was 13 (nearly 16 years), used to drink a lot every day and used to take drugs every day. I know I wouldn't be allowed in some countries due to my criminal record relating to the drugs, and I accept that. As far as I can see, that's the only comparison you could possibly make.
There are no similar passports to not allow entry to those who smoke, take drugs or drink. If there were, then I could see your point.
I've had both of my jabs, like I said in my other post so no issue for me. I'm also not surprised by this news, as it was always extremely likely - and I think everyone was expecting it at some point towards the end of this year.
But for the record, I actually agree that they shouldn't be used. Always said I wouldn't judge anyone who didn't want to have the vaccine for the same reason that I said it shouldn't have been mandatory (which fortunately it wasn't).
It is each person's individual choice and there shouldn't be anything that prohibits a non-vaccinated person from doing what a vaccinated person can do.
I think nukes might be on about the fact he feels individual liberties are being affected. He might think that smokers or those that drink might be next. Although due to the huge amount of tax being paid that’s not likely.
I’m not 100% sure though and I’m just shocked he hasn’t linked it to the BLM somehow.
At a garden party recently someone told me I was an idiot and selfish for not having the vaccine to help protect vulnerable people whilst he was smoking a cigarette. I just laughed in his face. I wonder if he has wondered how many people he might have killed with his second hand smoke ? I was gonna go to town on him but I thought wrong place wrong time and his partner who has lung disease is one of my wife’s oldest friends.
But if the vaccine is what it says it is those that have had it are protected. But when a government uses threats to get someone to take it the safety of it should be questioned. Thousands of people around the world have died taking it and many more hospitalised due to having it. So now it becomes a personal choice. Many of my family has had it and that is their choice.
To force someone to take this vaccine that no one knows the long term effects is illegal. In America the vaccine still isn’t approved. Over here the science has not given the backing of vaccinating children. But Boris Johnson is now going to ignore the science. Is this not wrong ?
Totally agree on this re smoking.
Said something similar on another post.
Future of the NHS is people paying for self inflicted harm.
Those that won’t have the Covid jab should be the test case. You catch Covid and get hospitalised without having the jab you get billed for your treatment. That’s if you survive.
So that will go for smokers who need treatment? All drunks at A&Echarged for treatment? Yet these two tax earners have killed a couple of billion over the years! Nobody protecting me from the effects from smokers,ordrunk wanbabe fighters!what about std's, abortions etc, all actions of individuals making personal choices!
As ive already said, this virus has caused people to turn on others, whether its a stranger, or at worse a family member deciding you are unsafe fir them to be around, all because you chose to act on free will?
You really don't want to go down the pay route. I smoked for 40 odd years, eventually gave up 2 years ago BUT because of the years of smoking I needed a triple heart bypass which I had on July 17th this year. The bills have just started rolling in & so far the cost without insurance would have been over $250k, luckily I have excellent insurance through my wife and the co-pays will be a small amount compared to the actual bill. BTW my previous insurance had a 10% co-pay so I would so far owe $25k.
I'm sure skid will be here............... shortly to tell me ................... I don't know what I'm talking about................... and asking me to prove it................... or it's not true.
Im not advocating it, just questioning him, as to why stop at people not having a jab! Say a 70 yr old gets covid after not being jabbed, according to the poster, he should pay for treatment?? That person probably paid nat ins contributions for say 50 yrs, and should now pay? Its a very slippery slope if that were to become reality for sure!
Sat Sep 11, 2021 11:15 pm
maccydee wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:maccydee wrote:worcester_ccfc wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:So many bend over and take it up the arse. If you think you need vaccine passports for freedom then you are not free. Hope those saying this are not smokers or drink alcohol or do drugs in any way.
What has that got to do with anything? Genuine question.
I've been smoking since I was 13 (nearly 16 years), used to drink a lot every day and used to take drugs every day. I know I wouldn't be allowed in some countries due to my criminal record relating to the drugs, and I accept that. As far as I can see, that's the only comparison you could possibly make.
There are no similar passports to not allow entry to those who smoke, take drugs or drink. If there were, then I could see your point.
I've had both of my jabs, like I said in my other post so no issue for me. I'm also not surprised by this news, as it was always extremely likely - and I think everyone was expecting it at some point towards the end of this year.
But for the record, I actually agree that they shouldn't be used. Always said I wouldn't judge anyone who didn't want to have the vaccine for the same reason that I said it shouldn't have been mandatory (which fortunately it wasn't).
It is each person's individual choice and there shouldn't be anything that prohibits a non-vaccinated person from doing what a vaccinated person can do.
I think nukes might be on about the fact he feels individual liberties are being affected. He might think that smokers or those that drink might be next. Although due to the huge amount of tax being paid that’s not likely.
I’m not 100% sure though and I’m just shocked he hasn’t linked it to the BLM somehow.
At a garden party recently someone told me I was an idiot and selfish for not having the vaccine to help protect vulnerable people whilst he was smoking a cigarette. I just laughed in his face. I wonder if he has wondered how many people he might have killed with his second hand smoke ? I was gonna go to town on him but I thought wrong place wrong time and his partner who has lung disease is one of my wife’s oldest friends.
But if the vaccine is what it says it is those that have had it are protected. But when a government uses threats to get someone to take it the safety of it should be questioned. Thousands of people around the world have died taking it and many more hospitalised due to having it. So now it becomes a personal choice. Many of my family has had it and that is their choice.
To force someone to take this vaccine that no one knows the long term effects is illegal. In America the vaccine still isn’t approved. Over here the science has not given the backing of vaccinating children. But Boris Johnson is now going to ignore the science. Is this not wrong ?
Totally agree on this re smoking.
Said something similar on another post.
Future of the NHS is people paying for self inflicted harm.
Those that won’t have the Covid jab should be the test case. You catch Covid and get hospitalised without having the jab you get billed for your treatment. That’s if you survive.
Sun Sep 12, 2021 6:40 am
Sun Sep 12, 2021 7:50 am
Nuclearblue wrote:Jesus talk about totally missed the point on my last post on this.![]()
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Sun Sep 12, 2021 8:56 am
Sun Sep 12, 2021 10:29 am
worcester_ccfc wrote:The Health Secretary, Sajid Javid, has confirmed that the planned scheme for vaccine passports in England will now not being going ahead.
Sun Sep 12, 2021 12:13 pm
pembroke allan wrote:worcester_ccfc wrote:The Health Secretary, Sajid Javid, has confirmed that the planned scheme for vaccine passports in England will now not being going ahead.
Still being planned for Scotland WG make decision Friday .... another after the event decision
Sun Sep 12, 2021 12:25 pm
Sun Sep 12, 2021 4:40 pm
Sun Sep 12, 2021 5:43 pm
Sun Sep 12, 2021 6:38 pm
MR BIRCHGROVE wrote:Despite being very much in favour of vaccinations, I can't say I'm sorry about the announcement concerning vaccine passports, if only to prevent all the anti-covid vax crew from whinging about how unfairly they are being treated.
However, I notice Sajid Javid said it is being 'kept in reserve' with the infections and deaths constantly increasing with autumn and winter to come.
I expect Mr Drakeford to follow suit later this week, but don't count your chickens yet lads, as I think this virus saga has many months to run.
Mon Sep 13, 2021 8:27 pm
Mon Sep 13, 2021 8:34 pm
Nuclearblue wrote:
Mon Sep 13, 2021 8:39 pm
Canton Kev wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:
Could you explain to us, in your own words and not a meme or copy and paste job from Facebook, why the vaccine is not in our best interests and why remaining unvaccinated is the superior choice?
And what evidence, if any, would you need to see to change your opinion?
Tue Sep 14, 2021 7:25 am
Canton Kev wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:
Could you explain to us, in your own words and not a meme or copy and paste job from Facebook, why the vaccine is not in our best interests and why remaining unvaccinated is the superior choice?
And what evidence, if any, would you need to see to change your opinion?
Tue Sep 14, 2021 8:37 am
Nuclearblue wrote:
Tue Sep 14, 2021 8:43 am
Canton Kev wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:
Could you explain to us, in your own words and not a meme or copy and paste job from Facebook, why the vaccine is not in our best interests and why remaining unvaccinated is the superior choice?
And what evidence, if any, would you need to see to change your opinion?
Tue Sep 14, 2021 8:51 pm
TheHangedMan wrote:pembroke allan wrote:worcester_ccfc wrote:The Health Secretary, Sajid Javid, has confirmed that the planned scheme for vaccine passports in England will now not being going ahead.
Still being planned for Scotland WG make decision Friday .... another after the event decision
But at least you are happy Allan, because you quite rightly stated that passports should not be introduced, so you have a victory at last. Am I right in my interpretation?
Thu Sep 16, 2021 9:29 am