There is nowhere here serving indoors and I'm not in Dublin. Tomorrow a lot of pubs and restaurants will be open for indoor customers. The only people allowed in will be the vaccinated ones currently. There will plenty of restrictions still. And I'm still seeing plenty of 'advisers' saying that this is too risky etc. I only saw it again on the news last night.

Red and Blue Army!

Come down to Cork, everywhere outside of the city is open. It hasn't been enforced in weeks.

We'll never die

Sounds like everyone eligible for the flu jab (or over 50) will be eligable or the booster jab, and that it will 'likely' be the Pfizer jab regardless of what you had previously.. though that's not 100% nailed on yet.

There appears to be indications that it may boost antibodies by between 5 - 10 times, which seems rather impressive. So I'd both think that it'd be a good idea for those already vaccinated to have it but would disagree with any enforcement of that. For travel purposes and whatnot, there's no doubt the government are able to twist arms..

I was pointing out that the booster vaccine will be available and in terms of immunity is likely worth it for those vaccinated. I can see that you're rather ludicrously trying to somehow warp this into me imagining that it being mandatory is a good idea or that I'm advancing that despite the fact I've said precisely the opposite in the very message you quoted. Considering you've been vaccinated anyway, take your own advice if you're so against it all. Look for an argument where one exists.

No wonder you pulled the 'I'm not saying whether I've been vaccinated' act for so long last time. Learn to align your actions with what you profess to believe.

Edited by BlueJay (02 Aug 2021 11.40pm)

I've never seen so much effort put into trying to conjure an argument out of thin air. As you've already been vaccinated yourself 'AND' I don't believe that vaccinations should be mandatory, you should have this argument with someone else (or perhaps yourself?). Immunity fades over time, the booster boosts immunity significantly. These are facts that people can like or not like (some may think it's a 'good idea' as I tend to believe, others may not wish to go for it.).

I've already had two vaccinations and indeed covid. I'm leading life as normal thanks. You're the one who sounds like you're losing it, who had to have their vaccination status extracted from them, and now feels that you should lecture people if they opt for a booster jab. I have the flu jab, I'll have the covid jab. I'm imparting information. You're trying to get a reaction. Not everything needs to be an argument.

Edited by BlueJay (03 Aug 2021 12.12am)