UAE to ban unvaccinated

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The United Arab Emirates (UAE), which has the world’s highest vaccination rate, has announced that from August the unvaccinated will not be allowed to enter shopping centres, restaurants, cafes, schools or museums in its capital of Abu Dhabi.

I have a feeling that this decision will eventually be taken up by Western countries. We have a lot of resistance against the vaccine and this idea will soon fix it.
 

Well, someone is doing something that needs to be done instead of "beating around the bush." I call this positive, proactive news. I hope Canada will take this idea up but hey, we try so hard to make everyone happy that we would never do this because someone would be uphappy and start screaming about their "Human Rights." Go Figure!
 
No matter what information is available about the vaccines, good, bad or neutral, its a personal choice to be vaccinated or not. Trying to scare people into getting it sounds a lot like bullying to me. If someone holds a gun to your head demanding your wallet that's scare tactics. Trying to scare people to get the vaccine when they are not comfortable in doing so is scare tactics. Have we come to brow beating and bullying and using scare tactics now?
 
Becky1951 said:
No matter what information is available about the vaccines, good, bad or neutral, its a personal choice to be vaccinated or not. Trying to scare people into getting it sounds a lot like bullying to me. If someone holds a gun to your head demanding your wallet that's scare tactics. Trying to scare people to get the vaccine when they are not comfortable in doing so is scare tactics. Have we come to brow beating and bullying and using scare tactics now?
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Fear works with some people. They probably figure bullying might work with the rest.
 
This reminds me of what I read for cruises that are currently resuming from the USA.
Here are the restrictions on unvaccinated passengers for Royal Caribbean but it's similar for other cruise lines at every level. Businesses have to protect their reputation and viability. They can't have vaccine deniers claiming all sorts of rights thereby mucking up their business.

"At check-in, guests will be asked to provide documentation of their vaccination, such as the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) COVID-19 Vaccination Record Card. Those who are 12 and older and do not have or are unable to provide documentation will be considered unvaccinated.

Our unvaccinated guests must undergo additional COVID-19 testing at their own expense, provide proof of a valid insurance policy with sufficient medical coverage for needs related to a positive COVID-19 test result, and follow the health protocols described below, which are based on guidance from the CDC.

If you do not wish to undergo or pay for additional testing, or adhere to these health and safety protocols, we are happy to provide you with a refund. "

I love it. Those who insist on going on a cruise but refuse to get vaccinated will not only have additional mandatory expenses but have to follow protocols like wearing a mask on the ship and only allowed in designated venues.(y)

I think it would be unfair to expect the cruise lines to pay for all the additional expenses unvaxxed passengers incur.

https://www.royalcaribbean.com/the-healthy-sail-center/getting-ready-to-cruise?dPort=florida-july
 
Becky1951 said:
No matter what information is available about the vaccines, good, bad or neutral, its a personal choice to be vaccinated or not. Trying to scare people into getting it sounds a lot like bullying to me. If someone holds a gun to your head demanding your wallet that's scare tactics. Trying to scare people to get the vaccine when they are not comfortable in doing so is scare tactics. Have we come to brow beating and bullying and using scare tactics now?
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I don't see it as brow-beating or bullying. Businesses are not forcing anyone to get vaccinated. What they are doing is saying you can't come into their businesses/countries/whatever if you are not vaccinated. The two are not the same.
 
As this Covid mutates into even more dangerous forms, it is going to be increasingly difficult to control. Cruises and airlines, and perhaps even crowded sports venues....with people in close contact to each other...might pose the greatest risk for contamination. The "rush" to get back to normal this Summer is going to tell us a lot. If there is a major increase in illness/deaths in coming weeks/months, we may see lockdowns again, and those who are unvaccinated may not be allowed in many public places.
 
Butterfly said:
I don't see it as brow-beating or bullying. Businesses are not forcing anyone to get vaccinated. What they are doing is saying you can't come into their businesses/countries/whatever if you are not vaccinated. The two are not the same.
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A universal law requires every motorcycle rider to wear a helmet while they are on public roadways. Your age and skill level are not determining factors. To ride legally in a state that has a universal helmet law, you must have a helmet that is DOT approved.Feb 12, 2018
 
Becky1951 said:
No matter what information is available about the vaccines, good, bad or neutral, its a personal choice to be vaccinated or not. Trying to scare people into getting it sounds a lot like bullying to me. If someone holds a gun to your head demanding your wallet that's scare tactics. Trying to scare people to get the vaccine when they are not comfortable in doing so is scare tactics. Have we come to brow beating and bullying and using scare tactics now?
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This is my question also. As long as we are berated for even questioning the vaccine there can be no progress forward. Why can't we be respected, on both sides, and have meaningful conversations about this instead of name calling and insults which only broadens the divide?
 
Packerjohn said:
Well, someone is doing something that needs to be done instead of "beating around the bush." I call this positive, proactive news. I hope Canada will take this idea up but hey, we try so hard to make everyone happy that we would never do this because someone would be uphappy and start screaming about their "Human Rights." Go Figure!
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Happy Birthday, Canada!
 
Paco Dennis said:
A universal law requires every motorcycle rider to wear a helmet while they are on public roadways. Your age and skill level are not determining factors. To ride legally in a state that has a universal helmet law, you must have a helmet that is DOT approved.Feb 12, 2018
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Motorcycle helmets are not well known poisons which are injected into people's bodies and brains.

Motorcycle helmets protect rider's heads and brains in the case of accidents.
Conversely, the poisonous injections and implants are dangerous to recipients and the people around them.

I doubt most people would acquiesce if helmets were required to be injected and fused to people's flesh on their heads.
Yes, some people still would, 🙄 and perhaps those who would should have the right to do so, although that would be sad.
 
John cycling said:
Motorcycle helmets are not well known poisons which are injected into people's bodies and brains.

Motorcycle helmets protect rider's heads and brains in the case of accidents.
Conversely, the poisonous injections and implants are dangerous to recipients and the people around them.

I doubt most people would acquiesce if helmets were required to be injected and fused to people's flesh on their heads.
Yes, some people still would, 🙄 and perhaps those who would should have the right to do so, although that would be sad.
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Whatever...IT SAVES LIVES! Plus, we are consuming poisonous crap all day long.
 

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