Personally, I would be in favor of voluntary vacci
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Posted On: 03/16/2021 4:14:17 PM
Personally, I would be in favor of voluntary vaccines and mandatory testing. That seems a plan that would work. If the QMCH is discriminatory against those who don't test because it allows businesses to know their employees can't infect others that day, and therefore, reduce their liability overall, I'm still in favor of that.
The problem I have with blanket personal responsibility is that some are irresponsible. For example, Governors eliminating the mask mandate. Its an example of politicians making decisions without the advice of science. We saw what that course of action caused in 2020, and now experts are predicting another wave up due to elimination of the mandate where students go on spring break.
News:
Thirty-three state governments currently require people to wear face coverings in public to curb the spread of COVID-19. The District of Columbia and Puerto Rico also have mask orders in place.
To date, six states that had mask mandates covering the general public have lifted them: Iowa, Mississippi, Montana, North Dakota, Texas and Wyoming. Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey has set an April expiration date for her state's mask order.
In Florida, several cities and large counties, including Miami-Dade, Palm Beach and Hillsborough (which includes Tampa), have mask requirements, but local governments are barred from assessing fines and penalties for noncompliance under a Sept. 25 executive order by Gov. Ron DeSantis.
The problem I have with blanket personal responsibility is that some are irresponsible. For example, Governors eliminating the mask mandate. Its an example of politicians making decisions without the advice of science. We saw what that course of action caused in 2020, and now experts are predicting another wave up due to elimination of the mandate where students go on spring break.
News:
Thirty-three state governments currently require people to wear face coverings in public to curb the spread of COVID-19. The District of Columbia and Puerto Rico also have mask orders in place.
To date, six states that had mask mandates covering the general public have lifted them: Iowa, Mississippi, Montana, North Dakota, Texas and Wyoming. Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey has set an April expiration date for her state's mask order.
In Florida, several cities and large counties, including Miami-Dade, Palm Beach and Hillsborough (which includes Tampa), have mask requirements, but local governments are barred from assessing fines and penalties for noncompliance under a Sept. 25 executive order by Gov. Ron DeSantis.
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