Exactly. Guaranteed we'll reach 70%+ if they require mandatory vaccines at all work places. Most people don't even have the courage to ask for a raise let alone talk to their boss. You think they'll have the will to argue against getting vaccinated if their jobs required it?If I had to guess most people who have resisted thus far will fall in line. When push comes to shove, most of these folks are cowards and all talk. Put some $$ on the line and people shut up real quick. But yeah, there will def be some people who “resist” and either lose a job or opt to be tested daily/weekly/etc.
If/when this goes into effect I really hope I’m at work that day. Can’t wait to see these diehard MAGA clowns freak out.
Are symptoms worse for you the second time around or were they worse the first time?
Yeah even if required as mandatory at workplaces, people will find a way to exploit this. I know someone who got a doctors excuse that exempted them form getting th vaxx for work when all they had was an allergic reaction to penecilin some time ago. Doctors won't even argue it they'll be givong exemption letters left and right.they should be mandatory especially at birth but they're (legally) not. the vast majority of new parents accept them but with the rise of anti-vax idiots theres been more and more rejecting any kind of shots for their babies. its legally their right no matter how stupid it is. there's a recommended vaccine schedule of a bunch of different shots for newborns up to 18 years old for a lot of different preventable diseases but unfortunately these people have brought measles byke.
sad story: when you're born you dont have a strong enough system to clot/prevent bleeding so everyone gets a Vitamin K shot. Babies' blood vessels are more fragile as well. I read that one parent rejected it against medical advice (and sound logic) and the child ended up hemorrhaging and bleeding to death.
not the same story but heres an article from 2013 that explains it https://www.stltoday.com/lifestyles...cle_2f3f8317-6d00-5998-ad17-3e50cb21f254.html
as for school they're required but you can get exemptions and folks exploit this. they don't have to enroll your kid they can go to some school for children with insane parents or be home schooled. AFAIK colleges (at least mine did public in CA) do have the same requirements and a lot of them now are pushing for COVID vaccine being mandatory to be on campus/in class.
khn.org
Unraveling the Mysterious Mutations That Make Delta the Most Transmissible Covid Virus Yet - KFF Health News
Scientists are trying to piece together why the delta variant so readily infects unvaccinated Americans, spewing 1,000 times more virus particles.
Whether the coronavirus evolves more deadly variants is totally in our hands. If the number of infections remains high, it’s going to continue to evolve. By failing to contain the virus through vaccination, wearing masks and avoiding crowds, people are allowing the coronavirus to morph into increasingly dangerous forms. It’s getting better, and we’re making it better. Having half the population vaccinated and half unvaccinated and unprotected — that is the exact experiment I would design if I were a devil and trying to design a vaccine-busting virus.
It’s my understanding that they vaccinated whole classes of kids at school for Polio. Wasn’t even an option like today’s entitled snowflakes.
School probably was the only place many kids could get the vaccine, and at a time when healthcare was not a given and with people needing to be able bodied to earn a living, I can imagine that the prospect of becoming permanently disabled from polio was terrifying enough for people to get vaccinated.
