Covid-19 Vac Passes In SL from 2022

Makes sense.

Looks like another part season of watching it on-line

It’s a basic human right to refuse the vaccine.
It’s still perfectly ok to refuse them access where they could endanger others.
In short,they can choose not to have it with my blessing but they should be nowhere near a training ground

For the record, Anti-Vax idiots, because that's what they are, come from both sides of the political spectrum and all walks of life. Public health isn't a political issue, yet many seem to make it so. All that clubs have to do is show a little solidarity with each other and insist (like a lot of businesses do) that if they pay someone to work for them, then they can insist on vaccination. There's lots of businesses and government departments that already do this. Don't want to comply with terms of employment? off you go. The problem with a pandemic is that giving people the personal choice to vaccinate doesn't just affect them. It will affect others and sometimes in very very negative ways. Vaccines are beneficial to nearly all of us, but more importantly they protect those that legitimately cannot get them. The higher the number of us that get them the more likely we are to see the virus off.

Yes I'm aware that being vaccinated may not mean you cannot spread it, but those that use this excuse fail to understand how infection works. Vaccination shortens the viruses ability to replicate meaning that those who are vaccinated and pass it on will only pass it on in a rapidly reduced state. Each branch will fizzle away a lot quicker than if it sits inside an unvaccinated person for longer, allowing them to spread it for longer and increasing the risk of serious disease.

If sports clubs let player power rule, regardless of sport, then they are risking their own financial future due to the actions of, lets face it, some players of questionable mental faculty...

In London apparently a third haven’t been vaccinated, that’s where it’s spreading most quickly anf the place where hospitals are under strain.

It’s probably impossible to measure vaccination aligned to rate of transmission but if you’re vaccinated there is a less chance of getting it and transmitting it and if you get it less chance of being hospitalised but then again , as you’ve realised, I am no expert.

I also have more experience than most about what happens when a virus is trying its hardest to kill you in an ICU. Believe me, the thought of repeating that trauma doesn't bare thinking about.

It does amuse me though, why wearing a little cloth, not standing near people, sitting at home watching Netflix and getting a little injection seems to be the most difficult thing on earth for a large section of humanity. Imagine if the government had asked them to do something difficult?