You have it twisted, good sir. Your fourth line refers. Countries can require vaccinations prior to allowing tourists/passengers into their country. This is elementary and is done as a matter of routine: tryin going to Singapore, some EU countries, Africa, etc. without a vaccine. So, yes, it can be required.
Most Bahamians, who are on their soap box now, will quickly run to the nearest inoculation centre, once - and it will happen, quickly - the US says that without the shot, one cannot enter. We will forget about our "good immune system" and "5-G" conspiracy specious nonsensical theories that we wax eloquently about on social media.
Come on moncourcool, everything isnt political. Had Brave, or any politician of any note, waited, then we - Bahamians - would questions the efficacy and safety of the virus. We probably would have said: "if the virus is so good then why arent they getting it first", or some nonsense like that. NO, in this case, politicians did the correct thing by getting the vaccines first.
If you want to be that pedantic, then technically there is no "vaccine" - per your definition - in the world. Even the flu, small pox, MMR vaccines do not provide "immunity", which, by your definition seems to imply 100% total and lifelong protection from the disease. No need to make outlandish and specious pronouncements.
I do not question your logic, moncurcool What I do question, however, is why are we so much in favour of "term limits"? And who decided that the right time is two terms? Is there empirical evidence to suggest that 3 terms is the point at which one becomes corrupt? And, no, I carry no water, not even stinking slop bucket water, for Mr. Minnis.
These questions reveal such an ignorance about digital currency that it is laughable. Why don't you go on the "sand dollar" website. All of these questions are clearly answered - even you should be able to understand. My god, is this the intelligence of Bahamians? I weep for this country.
tetelestai says...
You have it twisted, good sir. Your fourth line refers. Countries can require vaccinations prior to allowing tourists/passengers into their country. This is elementary and is done as a matter of routine: tryin going to Singapore, some EU countries, Africa, etc. without a vaccine. So, yes, it can be required.
Most Bahamians, who are on their soap box now, will quickly run to the nearest inoculation centre, once - and it will happen, quickly - the US says that without the shot, one cannot enter. We will forget about our "good immune system" and "5-G" conspiracy specious nonsensical theories that we wax eloquently about on social media.
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tetelestai says...
When you put down what ever it is you routinely and incessantly smoke, you make good sense.
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tetelestai says...
Come on moncourcool, everything isnt political. Had Brave, or any politician of any note, waited, then we - Bahamians - would questions the efficacy and safety of the virus. We probably would have said: "if the virus is so good then why arent they getting it first", or some nonsense like that.
NO, in this case, politicians did the correct thing by getting the vaccines first.
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tetelestai says...
So does that mean she should not be paid her duly earned salary? GTFOH.
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tetelestai says...
That was over four years ago. Shut up.
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tetelestai says...
If you want to be that pedantic, then technically there is no "vaccine" - per your definition - in the world.
Even the flu, small pox, MMR vaccines do not provide "immunity", which, by your definition seems to imply 100% total and lifelong protection from the disease.
No need to make outlandish and specious pronouncements.
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tetelestai says...
Who blames the UBP, now?
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tetelestai says...
Serious question: what is the issue with Glover and Petty?
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tetelestai says...
I do not question your logic, moncurcool
What I do question, however, is why are we so much in favour of "term limits"? And who decided that the right time is two terms? Is there empirical evidence to suggest that 3 terms is the point at which one becomes corrupt?
And, no, I carry no water, not even stinking slop bucket water, for Mr. Minnis.
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tetelestai says...
These questions reveal such an ignorance about digital currency that it is laughable. Why don't you go on the "sand dollar" website. All of these questions are clearly answered - even you should be able to understand.
My god, is this the intelligence of Bahamians? I weep for this country.
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