www.rt.com/uk/543909-blair-covid-vaccine-strategy-omicron/

This will never end, unless WW3 starts. In hindsight I don't think it would be a thing.

When you think about it, we will be free, no tax and the rich would get what they want the planet to themselves. They could create all the AI they want to be their servants.

Looks like a good idea to me GM - to create effective control operations for quick mass vaccine roll outs; for whatever virus threat. One day there will be a particularly lethal one. They should never be mandatory or forced though, in my view.

Smallpox vaccination has been compulsory here in the past.


Because of the severity and dire consequences of the disease.

Penrose wrote:
Smallpox vaccination has been compulsory here in the past.


Because of the severity and dire consequences of the disease.

Yes, but look how many refused it.

navigator.health.org.uk/theme/united-kin...vaccination-act-1853

Some things never change.

Some, will refuse anything.

However there have been, and will be, infectious and lethal diseases - which can only be defeated by mass/compulsory vaccination.


en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smallpox

Wyot wrote:
Looks like a good idea to me GM - to create effective control operations for quick mass vaccine roll outs; for whatever virus threat. One day there will be a particularly lethal one. They should never be mandatory or forced though, in my view.

Wake up.

interestingengineering.com/denmark-decid...at-to-general-public

Penrose wrote:
Some, will refuse anything.

However there have been, and will be, infectious and lethal diseases - which can only be defeated by mass/compulsory vaccination.


en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smallpox

Well not only.Sometimes they get milder, other times they are defeated by good hygiene and quarantine.

Covid cant actually be defeated by the vaccine, because it doesn't stop you catching it or passing it on. It just minimises the damage.

Penrose wrote:
Some, will refuse anything.

However there have been, and will be, infectious and lethal diseases - which can only be defeated by mass/compulsory vaccination.


en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smallpox

Perhaps.

So such a shame that the real argument has been so undermined by Covid hysterics like yourself who misclassified this virus as particularly dangerous; when it was relatively mild.
The most helpful thing Covid hysterics can now do - given the overwhelming evidence coming to light daily of a disastrous over reaction - is to own their mistake, so we can have a responsible debate when a truly dangerous bug arrives?

Never be mandatory or forced?


www.bbc.com/future/article/20211029-why-...ation-is-nothing-new

You can't compre Covid to small box.

It's like comparing apples to oranges !

Green Man wrote:
Wyot wrote:
Looks like a good idea to me GM - to create effective control operations for quick mass vaccine roll outs; for whatever virus threat. One day there will be a particularly lethal one. They should never be mandatory or forced though, in my view.

Wake up.

interestingengineering.com/denmark-decid...at-to-general-public

I don't follow GM. Covid is now endemic rather than a pandemic. What does this have to do with my comment that an effective vaccine disposal infrastructure is a positive?

Penrose wrote:
Never be mandatory or forced?


www.bbc.com/future/article/20211029-why-...ation-is-nothing-new

Are you "answering" your own questions again?

Wyot wrote:
They should never be mandatory or forced though, in my view.


No. Just illustrating (through historical data) that your view may be somewhat dated. Worldwide, mandatory vaccinations have been the norm for yonks.

Many millions of lives over the years have been saved by compulsory vaccinations; the smallpox jab was such here, until 1948.

Penrose wrote:
Wyot wrote:
They should never be mandatory or forced though, in my view.


No. Just illustrating (through historical data) that your view may be somewhat dated.



Well thank you for taking the time to do that...

Wyot wrote:
Penrose wrote:
Wyot wrote:
They should never be mandatory or forced though, in my view.


No. Just illustrating (through historical data) that your view may be somewhat dated.



Well thank you for taking the time to do that...

If Barney is sniffing glue again. Tell him to save some for Parliament.