Italy plans to make Covid-19 vaccine mandatory

[Werk 13,166]

 

[POP2 4,206]

Good. I’ve been pro vaccine mandate even before covid. 

[KURUSHITOVSKA 20,451]

Italians do it better. Always.

[Anderson123 42,746]

Suddenly I’m italian. 

[Not The Real Gaga 7,582]

This would absolutely be unacceptable. Human beings have the fudamental right to bodily integrity. Nobody should be forced to take a vaccine.

[Mother of Puppies 36,615]

How will that even work? Will they restrain people and force the vaccine into them?

ok.. probably not... I just read the article lol

 

Or will it be "indirectly" in a way that unvaccinated people won't be able to go to shops, malls etc. ? Then I think it's ok.

[Guest]

2 minutes ago, Not The Real Gaga said:

This would absolutely be unacceptable. Human beings have the fudamental right to bodily integrity. Nobody should be forced to take a vaccine.

Hold on, let me get my popcorn.

[Blastertoyo 22,734]

4 minutes ago, Not The Real Gaga said:

This would absolutely be unacceptable. Human beings have the fudamental right to bodily integrity. Nobody should be forced to take a vaccine.

All 50 states and the District of Columbia (DC) have state laws that require children entering childcare or public schools to have certain vaccinations. There is no federal law that requires this.

For the 2018-2019 school year, 43 states and District of Columbia require children to receive 2 doses of chickenpox vaccine or have other evidence of immunity against chickenpox before starting school. There are 8 states with a school-entry requirement of 1 dose of chickenpox vaccine or other evidence of immunity against chickenpox.

[Not The Real Gaga 7,582]

1 minute ago, Blastertoyo said:

All 50 states and the District of Columbia (DC) have state laws that require children entering childcare or public schools to have certain vaccinations. There is no federal law that requires this.

For the 2018-2019 school year, 43 states and District of Columbia require children to receive 2 doses of chickenpox vaccine or have other evidence of immunity against chickenpox before starting school. There are 8 states with a school-entry requirement of 1 dose of chickenpox vaccine or other evidence of immunity against chickenpox.

 

There is a difference between direct and indirectly policies (like the laws you mentioned) in order to make people take vaccines. The direct way violates the principle of bodily integrity.

[Morphine Prince 109,712]

12 minutes ago, Not The Real Gaga said:

This would absolutely be unacceptable. Human beings have the fudamental right to bodily integrity. Nobody should be forced to take a vaccine.

Right. But if you live in a society and are unwilling to get a vaccine to end a pandemic, you should suffer consequences. 

We need vaccine passports everywhere. 

If you want to act like your decisions don’t affect anyone else, you should be isolated from the rest of society as well. 

[alsemanche 97,820]

As they should. I hope other countries follow suit so we can get out of this mess already. 

[bionic 50,111]

10 minutes ago, Blastertoyo said:

All 50 states and the District of Columbia (DC) have state laws that require children entering childcare or public schools to have certain vaccinations. There is no federal law that requires this.

For the 2018-2019 school year, 43 states and District of Columbia require children to receive 2 doses of chickenpox vaccine or have other evidence of immunity against chickenpox before starting school. There are 8 states with a school-entry requirement of 1 dose of chickenpox vaccine or other evidence of immunity against chickenpox.

How long did it take for those vaccines to become mandatory? isn't the COVID vaccine still only approved for emergency usage or has that updated?

[Morphine Prince 109,712]

2 minutes ago, bionic said:

How long did it take for those vaccines to become mandatory? isn't the COVID vaccine still only approved for emergency usage or has that updated?

The Pfizer vaccine is fully approved by the FDA as of late August. 

[SharkmanthaC 115,066]

2 minutes ago, bionic said:

How long did it take for those vaccines to become mandatory? isn't the COVID vaccine still only approved for emergency usage or has that updated?

Pfizer was FDA approved two weeks ago I believe.

[SharkmanthaC 115,066]

And fyi...students are "suspended" when they don't meet the vaccine requirements within a certain amount of time. I've seen it happen every year. Usually (at least in North Carolina), they have 30 days to get the vaccines/show proof of them or they cannot return until they do.