Over here, it's about to be mandatory to show evidence of double jabs even going to a supermarket, or get a PCR test just to buy your groceries.

Genuinely the police, no idea why. I haven't had airlines check anything. A Ryannair guy did ask for a cursory glance at passenger locator forms (required for Ireland) in Denmark. But it was not matched up to anything: was just a guy walking around looking at phones.
As I say, only actual look at documents was the Police in London in May. Even then, was not thorough, more a nod and a wink. Could have showed them a screenshot, no problem. Frankly, every system I've seen is a joke. I've never had the QR code scanned, for example. Perhaps someone else has?
My passport has been checked, mainly because I've the cool new Navy one. Will have to sort my Irish one, so I don't get a stamp each time, which is a bit of fun but annoying when the rest of the family can use the EU queue. So not long and I'll be a true paddy.

Red and Blue Army!

Not quite sure, how the amount of wages somebody earns, can be used as setting an example.
People have a choice to get vaccinated or not, if they don’t they can’t complain, if some establishments require proof of vaccination before entry. The majority see it as a responsible thing to do, to stop the spread of the virus.

I made an informed decision to not be vaccinated. why should i not be allowed? it does not affect you or anyone else whether i am or not.

I have been to the brentford, watford and west ham game and was at a music festical in victoria park on monday. Today i have just had a pcr test to fly and is negative.

There should be mandatory test for everyone to enter the stadium vaccinated or not. Vaccinated people are the super spreaders to be honest.

Tests are better than nothing but not perfect, the same can be said for vaccinations no doubt. Part of your 'informed decision' though will of course come with the knowledge that you 'are' more likely to contract it and pass it on, so saying it does not affect others isn't true.

Also, as it sounds like you're going everywhere humanly possible (not as though I blame you) you're pretty much a covid case waiting to happen, so by that fact I'm not sure how you deduce that "Vaccinated people are the super spreaders to be honest."

I'm of the view that the case is out of the bag and that you should be able to attend without being vaccinated, but in taking the decisions we do, we should not always seem to distort the decisions people make in the opposite direction, especially when here they are clearly the more responsible choices.

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Edited by braunstoneagle (03 Sep 2021 8.57pm)

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