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Von Der Layen Advocates Mandatory Vaccination
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just to whip the Brexiteers into an ecstacy of disapproval
heeeeeere's some French !
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oh - she used discussion instead of discution whilst speaking French....and she says it is a personal opinion ( hers, that there should be) and it is time for the chair polishers to have a yak.
heeeeeere's some French !
https:/
oh - she used discussion instead of discution whilst speaking French....and she says it is a personal opinion ( hers, that there should be) and it is time for the chair polishers to have a yak.
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I have done you the favour of reading your own link. Why don't you try it yourself?
She has not advocated mandatory vaccination
On Wednesday, Ms von der Leyen said it was "understandable and appropriate" for EU members to discuss forced Covid vaccinations given that a third of the bloc's population was unvaccinated.
"How we can encourage and potentially think about mandatory vaccination within the European Union? This needs discussion. This needs a common approach, but it is a discussion that I think has to be led," she told a news conference in Brussels.
But ok jno you stick to your argumentative agenda for arguments sake
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I have done you the favour of reading your own link. Why don't you try it yourself?
She has not advocated mandatory vaccination
On Wednesday, Ms von der Leyen said it was "understandable and appropriate" for EU members to discuss forced Covid vaccinations given that a third of the bloc's population was unvaccinated.
"How we can encourage and potentially think about mandatory vaccination within the European Union? This needs discussion. This needs a common approach, but it is a discussion that I think has to be led," she told a news conference in Brussels.
But ok jno you stick to your argumentative agenda for arguments sake
why don't you just pick out the words where she says she wants mandatory vaccination? Because to my eyes she's been very careful not to express any opinion on the matter at all.
Not careful enough, of course, because theere are still people who think they know what she wants. But go on, tell us about it.
Not careful enough, of course, because theere are still people who think they know what she wants. But go on, tell us about it.
jno
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why don't you just pick out the words where she says she wants mandatory vaccination?
Who used the word want ? Not I and nor her
When you have finished splitting hairs take a look again at what she said
"How we can encourage and potentially think about mandatory vaccination within the European Union? This needs discussion. This needs a common approach, but it is a discussion that I think has to be led," she told a news conference in Brussels.
As I said
Argumentative just for the sake of it
Do continue
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why don't you just pick out the words where she says she wants mandatory vaccination?
Who used the word want ? Not I and nor her
When you have finished splitting hairs take a look again at what she said
"How we can encourage and potentially think about mandatory vaccination within the European Union? This needs discussion. This needs a common approach, but it is a discussion that I think has to be led," she told a news conference in Brussels.
As I said
Argumentative just for the sake of it
Do continue
Mandatory, what about people who have suffered vaccine injuries? there are a lot of those, how many Jabs are you prepared to line up and have every 3 months for life? the government are on about Jabs 4 and 5 now, do you ever wonder what long term effects having this treatment will do to your immune system? Covid recovery rate is at 99.7% average age of death in covid patients is 82, and thats with the very dubious government figures.
MrsCheese
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Mandatory, what about people who have suffered vaccine injuries?
*Yawn*
Vaccine injury figures do not even register in comparison to worldwide death figures which currently stand at 5.2 million
MrsCheese
the government are on about Jabs 4 and 5 now, do you ever wonder what long term effects having this treatment will do to your immune system?
Not as long term as a premature death
The virus is mutating and evolving
We develop vaccines to combat that
Been doing it for decades
Do not have the jabs if you do not want them but adversely stay away from crowded areas and places where the public gather
For their safety not yours
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Mandatory, what about people who have suffered vaccine injuries?
*Yawn*
Vaccine injury figures do not even register in comparison to worldwide death figures which currently stand at 5.2 million
MrsCheese
the government are on about Jabs 4 and 5 now, do you ever wonder what long term effects having this treatment will do to your immune system?
Not as long term as a premature death
The virus is mutating and evolving
We develop vaccines to combat that
Been doing it for decades
Do not have the jabs if you do not want them but adversely stay away from crowded areas and places where the public gather
For their safety not yours
//Do not have the jabs if you do not want them but adversely stay away from crowded areas and places where the public gather
For their safety not yours//
Why should Mrs Cheese do that?
The best thing (IMHO) anyone can do to protect themselves from the virus is to get as many jabs as the medics recommend. Once you've done that, if you still feel threatened, you must either stay indoors or avoid anybody else when you're out. You cannot expect people - whatever their vaccination status - to stay away from the places you wish to go to in those circumstances. We need to move away from this idea that we must compel people to do things they may not wish to do "in order to protect others." It doesn't work and there are currently 10,276,007 samples of evidence to prove that.
For their safety not yours//
Why should Mrs Cheese do that?
The best thing (IMHO) anyone can do to protect themselves from the virus is to get as many jabs as the medics recommend. Once you've done that, if you still feel threatened, you must either stay indoors or avoid anybody else when you're out. You cannot expect people - whatever their vaccination status - to stay away from the places you wish to go to in those circumstances. We need to move away from this idea that we must compel people to do things they may not wish to do "in order to protect others." It doesn't work and there are currently 10,276,007 samples of evidence to prove that.
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//Do not have the jabs if you do not want them but adversely stay away from crowded areas and places where the public gather
For their safety not yours//
Why should Mrs Cheese do that?
Because MrsCheese would prefer to catch the virus and build their own immunity instead of having vaccines when already today the head of Pfizer has said we will be requiring boosters for years to come
As Mr Gump might say
Stupid is as stupid does
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//Do not have the jabs if you do not want them but adversely stay away from crowded areas and places where the public gather
For their safety not yours//
Why should Mrs Cheese do that?
Because MrsCheese would prefer to catch the virus and build their own immunity instead of having vaccines when already today the head of Pfizer has said we will be requiring boosters for years to come
As Mr Gump might say
Stupid is as stupid does
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