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No, it isn't a lie nor is a distortion of the truth, the government will not take care of you if you develop lifelong medical complications from the vaccine. There are confirmed well over 6,000 COVID-19 Vaccine related deaths.

Hard for me to provide a citation other than those that I have personally known that were directly killed by the vaccine and those that were hospitalized from it. However, here is the best I got for that: https://www.precisionvaccinations.com/covid-19-vaccine-related-fatalities-updated

They have also proven to have killed a decent number of people and hospitalized even more.

Except other vaccines at least gave a mechanism I place to get compensation for negative effects, COVID has no such mechanism. The manufacturers can't be sued, which is typical, but other vaccines have a special court that can be used to obtain compensation, the COVID vaccines do not qualify for...

It is far more than a slight inconvenience to not be able to breathe.....sorry, but that is what masks feel like is being unable to breathe.

A picture on your phone or photocopy is usually considered acceptable.

Because Regulations and Mandates rarely, if ever are as effective as making recommendations, explaining the reasons why and letting people decide for themselves. If someone tells someone that they have to do xyz, the first inclination is to tell them to go fly a kite and a lot of people stick...

Yes and the OC Fair used them properly, allowing strollers and wheelchairs to roll straight on through unlike WDW where they are being pulled off to the side for unknown reasons. The machines are quite capable of scanning those using strollers and wheelchairs, so there really isn't any reason...

I agree that the mandate is a bad idea, but getting vaccinated is not a bad idea and by the way, there are negative long term health effects that are negative if you get COVID without being vaccinated that are do right scary. And there are consequences to getting vaccinated and not getting...

Except that one's has two seats in at least some of the trains that will accommodate larger guests and those with disabilities, at least if they use the same trains.

Considering this is a thread in the Disneyland section, that is what this is referring to, not WDW.

It is the unvaccinated for the most part and they made their choice, now it's time for them to live with the consequences. I know that sounds harsh, but why should I bend over backwards with masking, etc. to try to protect people that won't even protect themselves? Yes, they should have the...

No, what the person I quoted was saying is that once they are approved, everyone will no longer be fully vaccinated and I was saying that won't be the case I til you are eligible for a booster shot and who knows how that will play out, likely they haven't considered it yet.

Sev Draves mine Train as well, but it really is the exception and not the rule at Disney. Universal it's the rule and not the exception.

How it will likely be handled is you are considered fully vaccinated until you are eligible for a booster shot, then given a reasonable time frame, say a month to get a booster shot before they start denying entry to places. Still a very dumb idea.

Yes and historically speaking Latinos and Blacks have good cause to distrust the government and that is carrying over into vaccination rates. And we are unlikely to see that change, these policies will make them even less trusting and honestly will likely result in even fewer of those that are...

Only if you aren't vaccinated. I understand that intentions are good behind this move, but it is a bad idea. But even though mandatory vaccines and requiring proof are bad ideas, that doesn't mean getting vaccinated is a bad idea. I strongly encourage everyone to get vaccinated, unless you have...

They are still good at preventing the very serious long term negative health effects. To me that alone is reason to get vaccinated, but I believe everyone should be free to choose for themselves without fear that there will be things that they can't do.

They lack the entertainment team that Knotts has managed to put together and all because Disney let them get ahold of John Storbeck, who then brought Ken Parks in as vice president.of entertainment for the park. Together they managed to improve Knott's and are now moved up in Cedar Fair to help...

Honestly, while I am completely against mandatory vaccines and requiring proof of vaccines, if it becomes law, then Disney's only real choice is to say "sorry, not our problem" and enough of that and we will see more vaccinations. But doing things like say giving $100 credit to those that are...