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Originally Posted by Girlcopper
Yes and everyone should be happy to get the vaccines before going to certain countries. I dont believe people are against the vaccine. What they push back on is being told what to do. How many have you heard prancing around saying, “violating my rights”. Like children are told what to do for their own safety, many oldsters have to be told too since they seem to have no common sense
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But this isn't about your rights. You don't have a "right" to a passport. There's nothing in the US Constitution allowing you the "right" to a passport. There's nothing in the Constitution offering you a "right" to enter other countries with or without a passport, with or without proof of immunization.
Each country determines what is best for them. We don't always agree with what's best for them, but it's their country and they make the decisions. This isn't an empire. It's a country. We are not rulers of the entire planet. We govern our own piece of it.
If you want to go to THAT country, then you have to abide by THEIR rules. And if that country requires proof of immunization, don't you think it's a lot easier on YOU - if you have that proof built into your passport instead of having to carry around MORE paperwork every time you travel to THAT country?