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<blockquote data-quote="Angela Channing" data-source="post: 260924" data-attributes="member: 33">Some jobs require people to drive, why should people who can drive but don&#039;t have a license be excluded from those roles? It&#039;s a perfectly good comparison.A third of people with the Covid virus show no symptoms but can still infect others. It&#039;s therefore important that as many people as possible get vaccinated. Those who are not vaccinated should accept there are consequences of their decision.I don&#039;t agree we have to live it the Covid-19 virus, we should be trying to eliminate it completely. The more virus there is in society, the more it can mutate and the more that the mutations will be able to evade the vaccinations which will put us back to square one. People who are hesitant to be vaccinated need to have their fears allayed so they can become comfortable with having the vaccine. It&#039;s not about stopping people from working, it&#039;s about enabling everyone to work more safely.For many industries are the only realistic choices until the infection rate is significantly lower than it is currently:<ul>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Open fully to people who are vaccinated and be profitable</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Open to everyone but with limited numbers of customers to enable social distancing, and run at a loss</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Open fully to everyone and risk spreading the virus further, infections soar and we have to go back into lockdown</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Remain closed</li>
</ul>I don&#039;t think we are going to agree but I think the choice that is best for safety and best for jobs is for those industries to be allowed to introduce vaccine passports.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Angela Channing, post: 260924, member: 33"] Some jobs require people to drive, why should people who can drive but don't have a license be excluded from those roles? It's a perfectly good comparison. A third of people with the Covid virus show no symptoms but can still infect others. It's therefore important that as many people as possible get vaccinated. Those who are not vaccinated should accept there are consequences of their decision. I don't agree we have to live it the Covid-19 virus, we should be trying to eliminate it completely. The more virus there is in society, the more it can mutate and the more that the mutations will be able to evade the vaccinations which will put us back to square one. People who are hesitant to be vaccinated need to have their fears allayed so they can become comfortable with having the vaccine. It's not about stopping people from working, it's about enabling everyone to work more safely. For many industries are the only realistic choices until the infection rate is significantly lower than it is currently: [LIST] [*]Open fully to people who are vaccinated and be profitable [*]Open to everyone but with limited numbers of customers to enable social distancing, and run at a loss [*]Open fully to everyone and risk spreading the virus further, infections soar and we have to go back into lockdown [*]Remain closed [/LIST] I don't think we are going to agree but I think the choice that is best for safety and best for jobs is for those industries to be allowed to introduce vaccine passports. [/QUOTE]

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