I will never show a vaccine pass to go in pub , football stadium or any other business that asks for one

[r00fie1]

There’s a big difference between crossing another countries border and popping down the local wouldn’t you say

Of course - when we were in the European Union a passport check wasnt always necessary.
However.....

 

[LondonKid]

And you’d be happy to do that for ever i take it because they’ll never be abandoned once we accept them

From what I believe, the vaccine passports are only to be in place for one year and then it’s back to normal.

 

[Laughing]

How do you know?? Once we have got to a level of what is deemed an acceptable infection rate, like the flu, then there wouldn’t be a need for the COVID passport, it is only a means to an end, to ensure the infection rate continues to fall.

You're right it's a means to an end, you and I just don't agree on the end Holgate.

 

[Funky_Chicken]

How do you know?? Once we have got to a level of what is deemed an acceptable infection rate, like the flu, then there wouldn’t be a need for the COVID passport, it is only a means to an end, to ensure the infection rate continues to fall.

ok if you want to believe a government that only a few weeks ago insisted there would categorically be no vaccine passport then it’s your funeral

 

[Funky_Chicken]

From what I believe, the vaccine passports are only to be in place for one year and then it’s back to normal.

ok I’m convinced

 

[the_holgate_roof]

You're right it's a means to an end, you and I just don't agree on the end Holgate.

But what benefit would it be for them to have a permanent COVID passport, once the infections have reached a permanently acceptable level, how would they justify it??

 

[LondonKid]

ok I’m convinced

I don’t think you want convincing though do you? My employer told me the proposals but naturally they can change.

Do you think the vaccine passports will end up being some sort of identity card and we will end up a controlled state such as China?

 

[Funky_Chicken]

But what benefit would it be for them to have a permanent COVID passport, once the infections have reached a permanently acceptable level, how would they justify it??

I thought I’d already explained that - they’re nothing to do with Covid. This is just another way of bringing in a social credit system similar to the one in China. I realise not everyone is aware of it or even heard of it before but that is the aim of these. Google China social credit system to see what’s coming - it’s not pleasant i can assure you

 

[Heam44]

Sir I'm 76 I am no threat to anyone that should be obvious even to the average copper

Stoke do it to their home fans but I was accepted on offering to turn out pockets and bag

Doesn’t matter how old you are if you have a weapon.

Not that it matters anyway, it’s up to you if you’re not willing to be patted down and are willing to miss the match etc.

Just seems a funny thing to take a stand against I suppose.

 

[Funky_Chicken]

I don’t think you want convincing though do you? My employer told me the proposals but naturally they can change.

Do you think the vaccine passports will end up being some sort of identity card and we will end up a controlled state such as China?

You got it

 

[Laughing]

But what benefit would it be for them to have a permanent COVID passport, once the infections have reached a permanently acceptable level, how would they justify it??

The single biggest benefit of keeping everyone afraid of covid is the ability to extend the covid bill another 6 months to continue stealing from us.

 

[the_holgate_roof]

I thought I’d already explained that - they’re nothing to do with Covid. This is just another way of bringing in a social credit system similar to the one in China. I realise not everyone is aware of it or even heard of it before but that is the aim of these. Google China social credit system to see what’s coming - it’s not pleasant i can assure you

This of course is in your humble opinion and surely if your worst fears were confirmed, the government wouldn’t last long and the next Labour government would likely repeal them.

 

[Randy]

This of course is in your humble opinion and surely if your worst fears were confirmed, the government wouldn’t last long and the next Labour government would likely repeal them.

With that guy as Labour leader?

 

[LondonKid]

You got it

I naturally wouldn’t want an introduction of identity cards either. I’ve been to China a few times and the level of control is awful. That said I’m sure the government don’t need a vaccine passport to kick things off and could always adopt an identity card if they wanted to anyway.

So the pubs and restaurants can’t survive at 40% capacity and you don’t want the vaccine passport. So what is the solution? Open up and take the risk?

 

[r00fie1]

 

[Laughing]

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With that guy as Labour leader?

I see what you did there Randy, very good.

 

[Funky_Chicken]

This of course is in your humble opinion and surely if your worst fears were confirmed, the government wouldn’t last long and the next Labour government would likely repeal them.

Are you kidding - why would any government give up a way of controlling people. Ain’t happening who ever is in power, and frankly i can’t really tell the Tories and Labour apart much at the moment

 

[Laughing]

It took 50 years to repeal licensing laws as I recall.

 

[the_holgate_roof]

I’m so glad I don’t overthink these things, I could end up in a right pickle with myself, time will tell I suspect but hopefully not as dark a scenario as painted.

 

[Nobby_Barnes]

Hi funky, nice to see you back mate

What do you think of robins?

I think he's going to surpass his Dominic Cummings thread with this one Erimus...what a comeback