[asianthree]

Originally Posted by MandoMan

Proof of vaccination should be required to ride on public transport, especially planes and cruise ships, and at sporting events. Just as an ID should be required in order to vote or fly.

So you don’t trust the science of the vaccine? Your theory is interesting, that at least if you test positive, ya know it was from someone who was vaccinated

[graciegirl]

Originally Posted by stanley

Exactly..............be careful what you wish for.................

This picture is devastating to most of us. I hate to see it used in a debate on vaccine. No one was forced to get it. It was free. If private companies want to make rules on it, that is their choice.

I am beginning to be a little selfish. Me and mine are vaccinated. I can't run other people's railroads. Or change anyone elses mind. I am so glad to call SAFE, on my family and friends.

[MollyJo]

Originally Posted by Art cov

To easy to loose a card so maybe a special tattoo or mark will do in future with all records available.

Tattoo? With every vaccine? I’m against tattoos 😂

[merrymini]

Originally Posted by Art cov

To easy to loose a card so maybe a special tattoo or mark will do in future with all records available.

Maybe they can tattoo you every time you get an inoculation, p for pneumonia, s for shingles, f for flu, c for covid. And they should do it on your forehead so everyone can be forewarned about how inoculated you are.

[DeanFL]

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In the latter portion of my life, I try to live by the KISS mantra. And not to worry much on matters that really do not affect me or mine, or things I cannot control. Good for the nerves, the B/P, and life in general.

I keep my VAX card in my wallet, if anyone requests it - I would show it to them. Taking 6 leg of flights in 2 weeks on SWA. If anyone of authority asks, I show. No big deal. And IF SWA still has the 'mask on except between bites&sips'...I will be biting and sipping veeeeeery often.
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[sallyg]

Originally Posted by JMintzer

You mean something like this?

No, nothing like that.

[oneclickplus]

Originally Posted by MandoMan

I keep my vaccine card in my passport, and I keep that in my suitcase. It’s no harder to lose a passport than to lose a vaccine card. I never fly without my passport, so I never fly without my vaccine card. Proof of vaccination should be required to ride on public transport, especially planes and cruise ships, and at sporting events. Just as an ID should be required in order to vote or fly.

Why? Don't those who got the shot believe it works for them? If you got the shot, you should be able to walk amongst a concert hall full of infected people.

Or is it really about control?

[oneclickplus]

Originally Posted by asianthree

So you don’t trust the science of the vaccine? Your theory is interesting, that at least if you test positive, ya know it was from someone who was vaccinated

LOL - good observation.

[dwhite5773]

Originally Posted by Art cov

To easy to loose a card so maybe a special tattoo or mark will do in future with all records available.

Microchip in the COVID shot! Yep!

[Spalumbos62]

Originally Posted by Hiltongrizz11

Do you know how ridiculous that sounds? You're okay with having to present your papers however you don't like the method that they're presented? That's where you make the stand?

I'm so disappointed that you and every American who is okay with surrendering health information to private companies on governmental request or company request is okay with it. That just shows you how far we've come and how far we've slid. All the people that fought for our freedom and the revolutionary war would have blood in their eyes knowing this. We aren't asked to die on a battlefield All we have to do is take a stand over stupid stuff like this and we pansie out and justify it. Accepting his requirements is wrong. Wrong. Wrong.

Oh come on.....its not really giving up your medical record....its a yes or no answer. And they have every right to ask it. If I owned a cruise ship...hell no you are not getting on without the shot. End of story.

[Rodneysblue]

Ihre Papiere bitte.

[ffresh]

Originally Posted by Hiltongrizz11

Do you know how ridiculous that sounds? You're okay with having to present your papers however you don't like the method that they're presented? That's where you make the stand?

I'm so disappointed that you and every American who is okay with surrendering health information to private companies on governmental request or company request is okay with it. That just shows you how far we've come and how far we've slid. All the people that fought for our freedom and the revolutionary war would have blood in their eyes knowing this. We aren't asked to die on a battlefield All we have to do is take a stand over stupid stuff like this and we pansie out and justify it. Accepting his requirements is wrong. Wrong. Wrong.

Although I haven't posted on TOTV in quite awhile, I attempt to read some of the posts with my morning coffee, both for amusement and occasional useful information. I have found posting to be mostly futile and have, therefore, refrained from that activity. HOWEVER, every now and then along comes a comment or post from someone who exhibits a complete understanding of the issue as well as the resultant "fallout". I am very thankful that there is still a remnant of Americans who understand what America is supposed to be about and you stated it so eloquently! Again ... thank you.


I am confident and sad that, when future historians write about the decline and fall of the United States, the failure of the press to inform the people will be counted as a principle cause. Charles Reese (Orlando Sentinel columnist) Nov '99

[Byte1]

Originally Posted by tvmurray

This is starting to remind me of something I learned in history class --- vee must show das papers, or off to das showers!!!

Guess that is why they don't like history being taught.

That has negative connotations so they do not teach that in public schools anymore. No one younger than us will know what you are referring to.

[Byte1]

What will be interesting is when the destination requires a booster requirement. How will they determine when you should have had the booster? Everyone gets their vaccinations at differing times and a booster might be given every six months or so. How will they decide when you are current? It's all a bunch of hysterical panic brought on by weak minded or power hungry people. I have traveled to many countries in my lifetime and very seldom have I been required to provide vaccination proof UNLESS I apply for a visa in a country requiring certain vaccinations. I can't even remember the last country where I had to provide my shot record. I am not saying that countries do not request it, just that I don't remember any of them that have in my experience.
AA is only providing a service, not a requirement........yet.

[Byte1]

Originally Posted by Spalumbos62

Oh come on.....its not really giving up your medical record....its a yes or no answer. And they have every right to ask it. If I owned a cruise ship...hell no you are not getting on without the shot. End of story.

I am sure that there are those that are glad that you do not own a cruise ship.