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You do realise having the vaccine does not prevent YOU from spreading the virus don't you?
You are confusing someone who DELIBERATELY spreads the virus, someone like you, with someone who isn't.
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You do realise having the vaccine does not prevent YOU from spreading the virus don't you?
You are confusing someone who DELIBERATELY spreads the virus, someone like you, with someone who isn't.
I wear my mask, social distance.... so definitely not deliberately spreading the virus. And I'd suggest I am MORE careful than someone who has had the vaccine because I don't want to catch the virus.
You are confusing someone who DELIBERATELY spreads the virus, someone like you, with someone who isn't.
Source: The Independent.
"Americans could face criminal charges for spreading the Corona virus under current US anti-terrorism laws, according to the Justice departments second highest official.
US Deputy Attorney General Jeffrey Rosen suggested on Tuesday that the intentional spreading of coronavirus could be considered an act of terrorism.
According to Politico, a memo sent by Mr Rosen to Justice Department officials and attorneys nationwide, said that prosecutors and investigators could come across cases of “purposeful exposure and infection of others with COVID-19.”
Rosen warned: “Because Coronavirus appears to meet the statutory definition of a ‘biological agent’… such acts potentially could implicate the Nation’s terrorism-related statutes
It follows a warning from FBI Director Christopher Wray that the threat of far-right domestic violent extremism was a “national threat priority” for 2020."
Source: The Independent.
"Americans could face criminal charges for spreading the Corona virus under current US anti-terrorism laws, according to the Justice departments second highest official.
US Deputy Attorney General Jeffrey Rosen suggested on Tuesday that the intentional spreading of coronavirus could be considered an act of terrorism.
According to Politico, a memo sent by Mr Rosen to Justice Department officials and attorneys nationwide, said that prosecutors and investigators could come across cases of “purposeful exposure and infection of others with COVID-19.”
Rosen warned: “Because Coronavirus appears to meet the statutory definition of a ‘biological agent’… such acts potentially could implicate the Nation’s terrorism-related statutes
It follows a warning from FBI Director Christopher Wray that the threat of far-right domestic violent extremism was a “national threat priority” for 2020."
Fantastic. Professor Bad Manners has taught us all a valuable lesson here.
Apparently, the Independent is lying regarding what the second-highest official in the Justice Department stated in a memo sent to Justice Department officials and attorneys nationwide.
His answer to everything though isn't it. Never reveals his own sources and every other source is "woke left-wing commie Trotski PC Lenin brigade".
Has it provided reliable evidence yet where "herd immunity" (without a vaccine) has been effective at controlling ANY pandemic at ANY time in history?
No didn't think so.
Never mind the Independent.
My emphasis would be on 'Could'...
Let's see if just ONE criminal charges are successful.
It's OK, you obviously didn't understand and I could have made it clearer that Governments are already considering these proposals.
The Indy is known to be a left wing paper. It not exactly a secret. That’s why it’s readership has fallen through the floor.
Hmm...I don't understand these things.
Ok.
You alluded it was my idea. It wasn't. As I stated I could have been clearer. Apologies.
Not in left-wing circles it isn't, but what would you know what the left-wing think?
You are so far to the right no doubt you think the Daily Mail is centrist. Anyone or anything that disagrees with your views is described by you as "woke" "left-wing" blah blah blah. Such are your limitations.
Please stop assuming you know what I think. You don’t.
I am still waiting for Professor Bad Manners to provide hard evidence to support his "herd immunity" thesis.
Going to be a long wait I guess.
Now now, calm down. Yes you did, but as I can't prove it I'll leave it there.
Herd immunity does not necessarily involve a vaccine. When I first said that approach should be used there was no vaccine on the horizon.