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Personally, if I had a relative in a care home where half the staff refused the Covid-19 vaccine, I wouldn't want my family member to be there. I'm sure there are lots of reasons why individuals may refuse to take the vaccine and in my opinion there aren't very many good ones.
If you're living somewhere isolated and don't come into contact with people then that's fine, do what you want. But if you're mixing with people you are part of society and need to help eradicate this threat.
Those people working in care homes have been given the opportunity to begin making things better by helping to reduce the transmissibility of the virus and importantly protect the people they are caring for. They may well have personal reasons for not being vaccinated, but they should be put aside for the benefit of the vulnerable people they are looking after.
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According to the official figures, nearly half of care homes HAD NO CASES of Covid, I assume because their hygene standards to prevent existing infections were up to standard?
Make you think though.
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If you want to get it or not, it's got nothing to do with anyone else. They've lied, changed the goal posts, told us to trust the science then ignored it when it suits them. It's just stupid.
Yet there judgemental t-wots who've had the vax and think they know better than everyone.
My decision is for me. My family and friends will do the same. Not because some wet lettuce wants everyone to take a vaccine to protect his 90yr cancer riddled gran.
You can still catch and spread it with the vax. People who had the vax are getting bad covid (I know several personally) but not had one non vax friend get covid. My aunt died 2 weeks after the vax too.
People can make their own decisions. We're not constantly checked for aids or hep c etc.
I hope people like you get lined up and shot with all other criminals pushing medical apartheid.