Yikeys! Talk about overkill

[jimnyc]

I think it's important that folks know everything there is to know about covid so that they can properly protect themselves. But I also think that the penalty needs to fit the crime.

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‘Out of Control!’ — Travelers to the UK Face 10 Years in Prison for Lying About Corona Travel History

Travelers arriving in the United Kingdom face up to ten years in prison if they were found to have lied about travel history and fines of up to £10,000 if they breach quarantine rules, Britain’s health secretary announced on Tuesday.

People who lie about having travelled to the government’s so-called ‘red list’ of coronavirus hot spot countries will face up to ten years behind bars, putting the offence on par with possession of a firearm with intent, making threats to kill, and poisoning.

Those found to have attempted to breach the mandatory hotel quarantine scheme will be subject to fines of up to £10,000 and anyone who fails to take a mandatory coronavirus test within 72 hours of their departure or upon their second day in quarantine faces a £1,000 penalty.

A £2,000 fine will be issued for those who do not take a second coronavirus test on their eighth day in the country.

Speaking before the House of Commons, Health Secretary Matt Hancock said: “Anyone who lies on a passenger locator form and tries to conceal that they’ve been in a country on our red list in the 10 days before arrival here will face a prison sentence of up to 10 years.”

Mr Hancock said that he makes “no apologies” about draconian measures, claiming that it is “mission-critical” that the UK blocks more coronavirus variants from entering the country.

“People who flout these rules are putting us all at risk,” he said, adding: “Passenger carriers will have a duty in law to make sure that passengers have signed up for these new arrangements before they travel, and will be fined if they don’t, and we will be putting in place tough fines for people who don’t comply.”

Rest - https://www.breitbart.com/europe/202...ravel-history/

[icansayit]

Be told.....THAT'S THE WAY SOCIALISM WORKS WITHOUT A CONSTITUTION TO FALL BACK ON. YOU ARE GUILTY....AND THAT'S FINAL.

[SassyLady]

And with all the new info coming out about covid and real numbers, this totalitarism has definitely helped me make decision to not take vaccine.

I urge anyone that does take it to update your living will.

[fj1200]

^What's wrong with the trump vaccine?

[SassyLady]

^What's wrong with the trump vaccine?

You tell me.

[fj1200]

You tell me.

Nothing of major concern that I've heard.

[jimnyc]

^What's wrong with the trump vaccine?

Which of them we speaking of? I believe there are multiple thus far, and I believe Russia supposedly has one too. Pfizer & Moderna and then on the way hopefully is AstraZeneca, Janssen & Novavax. Then all the extras as well, like the crap Trump was given.

I assume Sassy is referring to the many reactions so far. I say many but in the grand scheme of things it's not that many. But with my luck...

Fever, chills, tiredness, headache, nauseous, vomiting, diarrhea, rash, excessive itching, irritated throat, heart palpitations, anaphylaxis. The last one the main one to worry about, but reported in a very small percentage.

[fj1200]

Which of them we speaking of? I believe there are multiple thus far, and I believe Russia supposedly has one too. Pfizer & Moderna and then on the way hopefully is AstraZeneca, Janssen & Novavax. Then all the extras as well, like the crap Trump was given.

I assume Sassy is referring to the many reactions so far. I say many but in the grand scheme of things it's not that many. But with my luck...

Fever, chills, tiredness, headache, nauseous, vomiting, diarrhea, rash, excessive itching, irritated throat, heart palpitations, anaphylaxis. The last one the main one to worry about, but reported in a very small percentage.

I think those are the only two actually approved right now with one more on the way, the 1 dose option, Janssen? I don't know much about all those other treatments.

But I think that the vaccine response is about the only thing that trump got right about this whole thing which was the only thing the government could do; get out of the way of the private sector.

[jimnyc]

I think those are the only two actually approved right now with one more on the way, the 1 dose option, Janssen? I don't know much about all those other treatments.

But I think that the vaccine response is about the only thing that trump got right about this whole thing which was the only thing the government could do; get out of the way of the private sector.

The other 3 are in trials right now and then they will likely be released as well. Also, sure you heard of all kinds of variants being found and it appears that we may be taking vaccines yearly kinda like the flu.

Warp speed, that was the best part. And yup, get out of the way and let the professionals do what they do. But quite frankly, as much as I don't trust the politicians, I also am not fully trusting of doctors without question. Millions of doses given and while many reactions, it's quite little overall. I'd like to see more and more as folks get out there for their 2nd shots & then lastly to see how much success there is & overall how it fixes or doesn't fix total infections & deaths. And even with little overall severe reactions, my ass will still hopefully choose the one with the least amount. Still not sure how pricing is? And also, if it becomes yearly, what will yearly prices be? And year after year, if it's recurring, how deadly will it remain yearly?

And while I'll likely be towards the end of the list, further good news I'm reading is that as of Friday they will be available at CVS & Walgreens - BUT still limited in the beginning.

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CVS, Walgreens to begin delivering COVID-19 vaccines on Friday

Within days, you might be able to get a vaccine from your local pharmacy.

After weeks of vaccine distribution being largely limited to hospitals, health systems and local health departments, COVID-19 vaccines are poised to roll out at major pharmacies throughout the country, including the nation's two largest chains, CVS and Walgreens.

While state-determined eligibility and availability will remain limited for the time being, experts say they're hopeful that the nation's established network of pharmacies will help speed up distribution amid consternation over the pace of the rollout so far.

"I have no doubt" that it will, said Bunny Ellerin, director of the Healthcare and Pharmaceutical Management Program at Columbia Business School.

She said that the major pharmacy chains are especially well-suited to handle the distribution campaign because they manage flu vaccinations for millions of Americans annually, giving them expertise that pop-up sites might lack.

Throughout the country, vaccine eligibility is still limited to certain portions of the population and is determined by state health officials based on recommendations by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

While it varies from state to state, eligibility generally currently includes certain older Americans and essential workers. Those eligibility restrictions will continue to apply to the pharmacy chains until states expand access, which is currently limited in large part due to an insufficient supply of vaccines.

Rest - https://finance.yahoo.com/news/cvs-w...180753112.html

[SassyLady]

Nothing of major concern that I've heard.

I haven't heard good things about any of them.

[fj1200]

I haven't heard good things about any of them.

You have heard about 95% effectiveness haven't you? That seems a good thing. How do you feel about flu vaccines?

[SassyLady]

You have heard about 95% effectiveness haven't you? That seems a good thing. How do you feel about flu vaccines?

Unless you're the 5%.

Not a fan of flu shots either. My wellness practitioner, NP, is not getting one nor is she requiring her staff to get it. Her husband had severe reaction and she doesn't want to be part of the experiment.

But if you trust government and big pharmacy, by all means, go for it.

[fj1200]

^ My mind is boggled.

[fj1200]

^^I'll expand a little. Does this go for all vaccines? I recently had the shingles vaccine; also two doses and slight side effects after the second one. Kids get plenty of vaccines. The Covid vaccine was developed with the removal of government interference; it should be trump's crowning achievement.

[SassyLady]

^^I'll expand a little. Does this go for all vaccines? I recently had the shingles vaccine; also two doses and slight side effects after the second one. Kids get plenty of vaccines. The Covid vaccine was developed with the removal of government interference; it should be trump's crowning achievement.

Nope. Just this covid one.