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The CDC, which lists about 80 destinations worldwide at Level Four, also raised the island of Curacao to Level Four.
What is the point of getting a Vaccine/Green Passport if country's politicians, travel ministers will just cancel flights because of a virus, variants?
originally posted by: vNex92
a reply to: generik
You have Gibraltar being 100% vaxed they still have the highest of cases. I still see travels ads.
On Monday, Quebec reported 2,554 people in hospital (an increase of 118 from the previous day), including 248 in intensive care (a decrease of nine).
The province reported 10,573 new cases of COVID-19 and 26 new deaths.
Since the start of the pandemic, there have been 749,866 confirmed cases and 11,966 people have died.
originally posted by: vNex92
a reply to: generik
You missed my point on Gibraltar. The vax passports dont prevent anything.
originally posted by: generik
originally posted by: vNex92
a reply to: generik
You have Gibraltar being 100% vaxed they still have the highest of cases. I still see travels ads.
not even the same thing. sure they are advertising to get people to go to Gibraltar, i imagine Canada, along with many others are as well. but that has nothing at all to do with your OP. nor does being vaccinated or not have anything to do with the travel advisory. since as everyone should know by now, the vaccine has never even been about stopping a person from getting covid (or from being able to pass covid to others), at all. it's just supposed to make people who are vaccinated less sick from it.
but this is about a country, which just happens to be one of the worst countries in the world with covid, telling their people not to travel to a country that is much better off than the US in regards to covid "for their safety".
and Gibraltar far from having " the highest of cases", ONLY has 42,612 active cases per million people, compared to the US with 57,775 active cases per million people. or a total of 1,435 active cases (tiny population, of only 33,676 people), compared to the US having 19,294,562 total active cases. so while not the best, still not as bad off as the US is.
that bolded part is incorrect. The vaccine was sold to us as exactly what you say it wasn't. It took for everyone to realize that vaccinated people were still getting sick, and still passing the virus to others before the narrative migrated to it's current form. NOW the vaccine is said to possibly help with making the sickness less deadly, even though it doesn't seem to have any impact on the new variant.
I remember the leader of the US assuring us (in the quiet voice) that if you get the shot, you won't get covid, and you won't go to the hospital. Turns out, he was totally wrong.
originally posted by: joejack1949
originally posted by: vNex92
a reply to: generik
You missed my point on Gibraltar. The vax passports dont prevent anything.
The goal is to keep anti-vaxers at home, so they don't get COVID and clog up the ICU.