Covid

[royfromaus]

Any ABers now think they gave people who chose not to have the vaccine too hard a time?

I certainly think some of you should have a think about the question before you reply (not really expecting many replies though)

[Neveracrossword]

I didn't give anyone 'too hard a time', so I really don't need to have a think now.

[Hopkirk]

Ditto.

I didn't have a go, but felt they were wrong for refusing

[tiggerblue10]

In the moment when we were at the peak of infection a lot was said and done.

I don't believe I gave anyone a hard time at the time.

[royfromaus]

Do you still think they were wrong, Hopkirk?

[cashier]

I didn't give anyone a hard time and still wouldn't. They are entitled to make their own choices.

[Hopkirk]

Yes

[Ken4155]

Why, has something happened that proves them right not to have the taken the vaccine?

[Ken4155]

By the way, i always said that taking the vaccine was purely a matter of choice. Just don't quite understand what's prompted the question?

[roopower]

No, their choice, though there were only a couple. Being vulnerable and having a very vulnerable son, I kept a close eye on them but all was well.

[royfromaus]

Why, has something happened that proves them right not to have the taken the vaccine?
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There are plenty of young once very healthy people who regret taking the vaccine, ken.

The question was prompted by ABers pondering wether to have anymore jabs.
One of those ABers was very scathing towards people who didn't want the jab.