danlb_2000
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Some states tried that, not enough uptake to have any value.
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Some states tried that, not enough uptake to have any value.
Muffinpants
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Well when enough unvaccinated get sick and they pass it around they will all have antibody's.. people who are unvaxed are the real guinea pigs here.
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Chomama
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CDC mask decision followed stunning findings from Cape Cod beach outbreak
The CDC's mask decision followed stunning findings from a Cape Cod beach outbreak. The viral load of vaccinated beachgoers changed what we know about the delta variant.
abcnews.go.com
Here is the first article I have read that actually spells out what the cdc is looking at. Sorry if already posted. Didn’t have time to read everything.
danlb_2000
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As of April 30th there were 160 deaths of fully vaccinated people, but there were also significantly less people vaccinated at that time, especially since these infection likely happened up to a month earlier.
CuteAsMinnie
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My family is fully vaccinated.
I will 100% comply with any mandates set by the proprietors of businesses I choose to enter.
If you want to help with the health crisis in Florida get some Floridians vaccinated.
I have so far been able to talk many people in my sphere of influence into taking the shot.
Have a great night !
Sir_Cliff
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Just for an international perspective, I am currently in Thessaloniki, Greece on holiday and the rules in Greece have gone back to wearing a mask when you're indoors here as well. They're also being quite strict about how many people are being let into each room of museums, etc. I'm fully vaccinated and it's very hot, but it's not that hard in the scheme considering all the things people have had to do through history due to exceptional circumstances. I'm just grateful I can go on vacation considering the year we've had.
The country I live in, though, is the Netherlands where there are no masks anywhere except public transport. Considering the rates there, my taxes will be going toward paying for long covid care for a very long time!
The country I live in, though, is the Netherlands where there are no masks anywhere except public transport. Considering the rates there, my taxes will be going toward paying for long covid care for a very long time!
That’s only if Orlando remains in the high or substantial spread tier, which it probably won’t although it’s likely going to be very close to October when it drops below that level.
Nubs70
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They did it in the UK last week. 600,000 people were put into isolation in few days. Didn't work so well.
StarWarsGirl
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From an alternate perspective:
Disney's mask requirement makes me feel much better about my upcoming trip. I was worried and was thinking that maybe it wasn't a good idea to go, but now with the masks back, it makes me feel much safer.
I wouldn't even think about going to Uni right now with their policies. "Strongly encouraging" in most people's minds will just be "I don't have to if I don't want to".
Disney's mask requirement makes me feel much better about my upcoming trip. I was worried and was thinking that maybe it wasn't a good idea to go, but now with the masks back, it makes me feel much safer.
I wouldn't even think about going to Uni right now with their policies. "Strongly encouraging" in most people's minds will just be "I don't have to if I don't want to".
Giss Neric
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Universal says they will ENCOURAGE but not require anyone to wear a mask inside or outside if they are fully vaccinated and will not require anyone to show proof of being vaccinated. This is likely a strategy to gain the upper hand from those who are against masks anyways.
Encouraging only means we would appreciate but you don't need to. And all those who are against masks will likely go to Universal anyways.
Encouraging only means we would appreciate but you don't need to. And all those who are against masks will likely go to Universal anyways.
Casper Gutman
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If WDW (or UNI) was REALLY serious here, they’d require vaccinations. Masks make some difference, and wearing one inside is a good idea, but in the light of the vaccine’s availability it’s less than a half-measure. On the “vaccines exist” scale, Disney and Uni’s policies aren’t much different.
Chomama
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I agree but can they do that under new fl law?
donsullivan
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Casper Gutman
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That can sure try, and sooner or later they’ll have to. They’ll likely win in court, but it will be a long, pricey process - if the state government wants to fight Disney and Uni in the headlines for months during an outbreak. Or they can find ways around it, like the cruise lines.
Casper Gutman
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Mayors are already defying these laws. Miami mandated masks and Orange County mandated vaccines for all county workers in direct defiance of such laws this week. It’s pretty widely believed that this and similar laws won’t stand up in court and are mainly for public consumption.
GhostHost1000
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If that happens there will be mass trip cancellations
GhostHost1000
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I wouldn’t look at any photos from mass maskless people hovering at rope drop this morning
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