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In response to "Apparently, in “Thing I Learned This Week From Nutjob Land”, vaccine passports are bad because they set a precedent for requiring proof of action as a condition of social access -- (edited)" by znufrii

a friend was saying that he thinks it'll create a class system of who can travel and who can't, ignoring the fact that some countries require

Posted by colin (aka colinski) Apr 16 '21, 08:39

vaccinations already and it wouldn't be the US setting these standards, it's destination countries.

it's odd how everybody thinks this is new uncharted territory.. pandemics, record of vaccination, etc.

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Airlines, cruise ships, some music festivals already require proof of vax, schools require proof of most childhood vax -- nm - zeitgeist Apr 16, 09:54
And there’s an easy enough solution anyway: get the damn vaccine! -- nm* - znufrii Apr 16, 08:40 4
- I can't, the US is hoarding it. -- nm - Beryllium Apr 16, 08:41 3
  - my vax appt. is on the 27th. I feel it's 50/50 chance of getting a cancellation email. -- nm - mud Apr 16, 08:45 2
    - Moderna shipment has been delayed -- (link) - Beryllium Apr 16, 08:49 1
      - :-[ -- nm - mud Apr 16, 08:52

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a friend was saying that he thinks it'll create a class system of who can travel and who can't, ignoring the fact that some countries require

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