Hugh Gains
Winger
all vaccines have some issues but vaccines save lives,
its simple really, the risk to reward shows more risk to not have a vaccine.
The problem here is the ostracisation and pressure on people to get it. One can not make a personal choice in a world where governments and employers mandate it.
Then you've got the likes of Johnson and Javid imploring you to get it as well as Gove calling you selfish if you do not. The rhetoric and narrative is damning.
Whilst what you say is true in regards to issues the narrative has changed over the life of the pandemic and whilst politicians aren't painting negative pictures they've certainly moved away from the overwhelmingly positive, as if distancing themselves.
I feel sorry for all to people I know who've taken the J&J jab in my line of work, in order to maintain their employment, only for countries like Egypt to have immediately taken the J&J jab off their lists not allowing to sign off and transit the country.
I don't even know where I actually stand on employers mandating it. I mean those who suggested the J&J one due to the convenience of the one shot must be sitting their with egg on their face. I mean it's probably better for employers to perhaps encourage it rather than outright recommend certain manufacturers, but then again I don't think they should be getting involved.
As I'm on one, a friend of mine is unable to be vaccinated and he lost his job on a cruise ship as it required all staff to be vaccinated, whilst passengers do not. I will never understand the logic.
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