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Australian Politician: New COVID-19 Restrictions Will be Needed For Anti-Vaxxers
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[quote:Anonymous Coward 75721303:MV80NDM0ODA3XzgwNzI0NzMwX0E5M0Q5RENF] [quote:Anonymous Coward 33385990:MV80NDM0ODA3XzgwNzI0MTg5XzM3OTg4MDEz] so you can't go to a reastarant? who cares? [/quote] Yep, i am practically a hermit anyway [/quote]
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..."To anti-vaxxers, I have one message: our tolerance for your wilful ignorance is over. We cannot afford, morally or economically, to give any ground to those who choose not to be vaccinated against COVID-19."
..." Let me be clear. I’m not advocating that we vaccinate people against their will. That would be wrong. We must ensure that the safety of our community is the number one priority. That means that participation in everyday life cannot put others at risk. If you do not want to be vaccinated against COVID-19, you ought to bear the consequences of that decision."
..." Governments have gone some way to doing this by implementing policies such as withholding family tax benefits and preventing children from being accepted into childcare unless vaccinations are proven. Further restrictions would be a natural extension of these policies.
Restaurants could be allowed the right to refuse entry to those who are not vaccinated against COVID-19. Businesses, especially those involved in the care or service of vulnerable communities, might be allowed the right to refuse employment to those without a COVID-19 vaccination. Organisers of mass gatherings could deny the sale of tickets on this basis."
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