Proof of vaccination or negative COVID test required to attend games
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gandalfe
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Good.
This is so weird. My phone won't display embedded tweets. In the original post it is just blank, if I quote it, like this one, all I see is like this (I took off the leading bracket so it's visible to others the way I see it.)
homeytennis
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Sign of the times.
magic
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Stupid. If you're afraid of getting sick, then stay home and watch the game on tv. Or get vaccinated and wear an n95 mask and not have to worry about serious complications from getting covid. Either way what others do should be none of your business at this point.
Utah residents would have been in a good position to protest this by not going to games, but there might be enough liberals that have migrated here from other states to alleviate the impact of a boycott.
Utah residents would have been in a good position to protest this by not going to games, but there might be enough liberals that have migrated here from other states to alleviate the impact of a boycott.
One Brow
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If you're afraid of getting vaccinated, then stay home and watch the game on TV.
I think that logic is equally valid both ways.
Do you also oppose drunk driving laws, because other people driving drunk is no one else's business?
Works both ways.
Edit: one brow beat me to it
So vaccinated and unvaccinated people can all attend. Just people with covid can't.
Pretty reasonable
Pretty reasonable
magic
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First of all, logic is not your forte, and this will be my last response to you since I can since you are not worth any more of my time.
The drunk driving analogy is not even remotely the same as vaccinated vs unvaccinated. If you get vaccinated, then you are protected, regardless if other people are vaccinated. You can't get a jab to your arm and suddenly have your car become a tank that will be impervious to drunk drivers crashing into you.
Also, both vaccinated and unvaccinated people can still catch covid and spread it. Moreover, unvaccinated people who already had covid are scientifically less of a "safety risk" than vaccinated people who never had covid.
If safety was really the concern, then they would require ALL people to have a test the day before to prove that they don't have covid. And again this shouldn't happen because illness is a part of life and people have options to protect against any serious complications that can arise from covid, regardless of what other people do.
If you want people with covid going to indoor events with lots of people then you love the pandemic.
