wladas napísal: 04 júl 2021, 23:23 beardie zaujimalo by ma ako reagujes na svoje blizske okolie ked pride tema na ockovanie.
Lebo vsade od pravicovych aj stredovych ludi (novinari, zname osobnosti) si vsimam silne pretlacanie ockovania az mi to uz lezie na nervy.
Nemam nejaky existencny problem s ockovanim. Evidentne sa mu nevyhnem len jeho zmysluplnost pri mne (nie vseobecne) straca zmysel.

beardie napísal: 05 júl 2021, 7:45Proti ockovaniu nič nemám, pre starých nech je silne doporucovane, ale pre všetkých dobrovoľné

Famine napísal: 05 júl 2021, 8:05 Krčmery povedal na TA3 o 20:28 na otázku ohľadom tehotenstva a plodnosti "to aké to ma dôsledky očkovanie na túto oblasť zistíme 5 rokov od Wuhanu"

Hor sa do povinného očkovania všetkých

UNESCO’s World Commission on the Ethics of Scientific Knowledge and Technology (COMEST) and the International Bioethics Committee (IBC) call policy makers to address ethical issues involved in COVID-19 Certificates and Vaccine Passports. It is crucial that COVID-19 Certificates and Vaccine Passports are not designed, implemented nor used as a privilege and should not infringe freedom of choice, but rather as a way to create an epidemiologically safer environment for everyone.

First of all, UNESCO’s experts stress that the introduction of COVID-19 Certificates and Vaccine Passports should avoid discrimination and societal divides, leave no one behind, and be embedded in a system of international solidarity.

While the introduction of vaccination passports and COVID-19 certificates is an important step to restore civil liberties, it should not introduce new forms of exclusion and discrimination. It is crucial that COVID-19 certificates are not designed, implemented nor used as a privilege for those who have access to vaccines, tests, and digital technologies.

It has been proven that COVID‑19 global crisis has been hitting the hardest those in poverty, vulnerable situations, disadvantaged and marginalized groups. Furthermore, this pandemic increases divides and inequities in economic, social and individual spheres of life within societies and between countries.

Moreover, countries should not rely only on vaccine passports but use other means that are accessible to all, such as COVID tests or immunity, in order to avoid opening another layer of discrimination against those who have no access to vaccines.

Vaccine passports raise many questions regarding human rights and fundamental freedoms.

It is important to keep in mind that vaccination is for personal and for third parties protection and are part of the wide range of sanitary measures that are still needed to be followed, particularly as new variants appear. People who cannot or decide not to be vaccinated, should not be discriminated against, rather ensure they commit to be protected and protecting the others by other means available.

taki7 napísal: 05 júl 2021, 21:01 ŠOK Na delta mutáciu umiera VIAC očkovaných ako neočkovaných! Analytik Smatana: TOTO je dôvod...

https://www1.pluska.sk/rady-a-tipy/sok- ... o-je-dovod