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StylinRed 08-23-2021 03:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Hondaracer (Post 9037403)
Just as I’ve seen 10-12 Washington plates in the last 2 days. Great timing

I don't even count WA plates anymore, I'm counting California plates! See about 1 a day

mikemhg 08-23-2021 03:45 PM

How the fuck will this be enforced though? What happens if someone forgets their card at home, you're fucked then?

I see people who can barely figure out a damn QR menu at a restaurant, these people are going to figure out a QR code on their phone confirming vaccination?

How long will queueing into a concert or stadium take in order to visit an event when such confirmation will be required?

While I agree this is needed to some degree, this sounds like an absolute nightmare for the people who will have to enforce this rule.

Mark my words, this will end up being another lofty wonky policy, that will not have any legs in actual practicality.

As someone else said, it'll end up being some quasi honor system that most establishments simply won't follow.

Good luck getting that 16 year old @ Cineplex to argue with an antivaxer that they can't enter the movie they bought tickets online ahead for :lol

If you think the service/hospitality industry has taken a hit in terms of employees, wait til you see if that goes into effect.

underscore 08-23-2021 03:46 PM

^ how's that different from forgetting your drivers license?

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Originally Posted by The Producer (Post 9037383)
that's a thing? I've never been to an establishment that does that.

was that a covid thing? or am i just that old and out of touch :alone:

The last time I went to the kind of place that did it was probably 8 years ago so I'm definitely the one out of touch :lol. I assume they still do it but idk.

It was usually clubs, or a weird place here that was technically a pub that tried to become a club. Think a pub that had music going at nightclub levels. Unsurprisingly it closed.

PeanutButter 08-23-2021 04:08 PM

Hmm.

The first thing I thought about, what about our economy. 20% of BC residents are not vaccinated, I wonder how that will affect those who are going out and spending money, etc.


While I believe everyone should be vaccinated, I don't know how this will play out. It's a slippery slope when you start doing stuff like this.

I'll be interesting to see how this plays out.

SkinnyPupp 08-23-2021 04:34 PM

This is what we were talking about like 400 pages ago in this thread... It's basically the opening plot to every Cyberpunk dystopian story. Create two classes out of necessity, the second class (the 20%) become disenfranchised. Drama ensues

320icar 08-23-2021 04:53 PM

Can’t wait for hospitals to require the vaccine passport. When asked why they’re not jabbed and they’re positive, tell them they can’t come in. They had their chance

pastarocket 08-23-2021 04:57 PM

Dr. B mentioned that the the vaccine passport cards are a "temporary measure"

This is a temporary measure that’s getting us through a risky period where we know that people who are unvaccinated are a greater risk of both contracting and spreading this virus,” B.C.’s Provincial Health Officer Dr. Bonnie Henry said. “If there are those rare people who have a medical reason that they can’t be immunized – these are discretionary events, so they will not be able to attend those events through this period of high risk.”

I think her point is that the risky period that BC is in right now is because of the combination of unvaccinated BC residents and the Delta variant. Hence, the need for these vaccine passport cards.

The message for the anti vaxxers who still refuse to get the vaccine is this: Get two vaccine shots or risk living a harder life with many businesses preventing you from using their services.

Would anti-vaxxers risk trying to get a fake passport card by paying a techie to make a QR code or simply get the Covid vaccine shots for FREE?

I doubt that you can just make these digital vaccine passports on your own. This is not Photoshop 101. LUL

sdubfid 08-23-2021 05:08 PM

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Originally Posted by 320icar (Post 9037418)
Can’t wait for hospitals to require the vaccine passport. When asked why they’re not jabbed and they’re positive, tell them they can’t come in. They had their chance

What if they are 11?

Hondaracer 08-23-2021 05:11 PM

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Originally Posted by pastarocket (Post 9037419)
Dr. B mentioned that the the vaccine passport cards are a "temporary measure"

This is a temporary measure that’s getting us through a risky period where we know that people who are unvaccinated are a greater risk of both contracting and spreading this virus,” B.C.’s Provincial Health Officer Dr. Bonnie Henry said. “If there are those rare people who have a medical reason that they can’t be immunized – these are discretionary events, so they will not be able to attend those events through this period of high risk.”

I think her point is that the risky period that BC is in right now is because of the combination of unvaccinated BC residents and the Delta variant. Hence, the need for these vaccine passport cards.

The message for the anti vaxxers who still refuse to get the vaccine is this: Get two vaccine shots or risk living a harder life with many businesses preventing you from using their services.

Would anti-vaxxers risk trying to get a fake passport card by paying a techie to make a QR code or simply get the Covid vaccine shots for FREE?

I doubt that you can just make these digital vaccine passports on your own. This is not Photoshop 101. LUL

Well if it’s gonna be a QR code then you’re gonna have little billy stand outside and scan some meat heads invalid code? Lol anything you have to just “show”
To get in can be easily replicated.

I’ll give it a shot when they come out, haven’t used photoshop in a while

JDMDreams 08-23-2021 05:13 PM

Face masks sure wasn't necessary were they now? Great idea Horgan:fulloffuck:

320icar 08-23-2021 05:14 PM

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Originally Posted by sdubfid (Post 9037420)
What if they are 11?

Let them rot in the streets then numbnuts

Traum 08-23-2021 05:23 PM

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Originally Posted by 320icar (Post 9037418)
Can’t wait for hospitals to require the vaccine passport. When asked why they’re not jabbed and they’re positive, tell them they can’t come in. They had their chance

You know, a part of me doesn't really have any issues with that if these people are consciously declining to take the vaccine just because they didn't want the vaccine.

You make your bed; you sleep in it.

westopher 08-23-2021 05:31 PM

I'd honestly prefer that to the current decision.
You don't want the vaccine? Fine. You get covid? You don't get treated. Other diseases and heath issues? Of course you still get healthcare. Live your life, do what you want, everyone else does too. It's just a covid opt out option. You really believe that the disease is less dangerous than the vaccine, try your fuckin luck and take the bet.

StylinRed 08-23-2021 06:31 PM

A passport is just so the rest of us can have a return to normalcy

It's either a passport or back to stage 2/1 until "it's over"

How can it be enforced at movies/bars/events? Just like your drivers license or event tickets /shrug

Will there be fakes? Yes of course, we've seen that overseas, and even locally with those Americans giving fake vax details to cbsa

Will it be implemented and up n running soon? With BCs track record at everything? No it probably won't be

v_tec 08-23-2021 07:05 PM

What's the current interval between the 2 shots? Are they still doing 7? 8? weeks?

The two dates they set - Sep 13 and Oct 24 is only 6 weeks apart, and they require u to be vaccinated 7 days prior. So that means for the absolute last minute jabbers, you need to have your second shot taken by Oct 17th....and that's only a month apart from Sep 13th.

Would been better off if they set a Aug 30th + Oct 24th or a Sep 13 + Nov 7th date.

PeanutButter 08-23-2021 07:25 PM

Hey RS,

I just read the "How it works" of this new PHO.
https://news.gov.bc.ca/releases/2021HLTH0053-001659

There's an expiry to this PHO
"The measures will be time limited through to Jan. 31, 2022, subject to possible extension."

I feel like this changes everything. I feel better that there is a time limit on this PHO. So it just means unvaxxed people just can't do a lot of stuff for the rest of the year.

I mean, it still kinda sucks for them, but it's just for a limited time.

SkunkWorks 08-23-2021 07:38 PM

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Originally Posted by PeanutButter (Post 9037442)
So it just means unvaxxed people just can't do a lot of stuff for the rest of the year.

I mean, it still kinda sucks for them, but it's just for a limited time.

Or they can just go get vaccinated. It's not that hard.

donk. 08-23-2021 07:42 PM

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Originally Posted by SkunkWorks (Post 9037444)
Or they can just go get vaccinated. It's not that hard.

I dunno man, i dont want LED street lights tracking me in richmond.
Il stick to my cow deworming medication to keep covid away

PeanutButter 08-23-2021 07:42 PM

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Originally Posted by SkunkWorks (Post 9037444)
Or they can just go get vaccinated. It's not that hard.

Well, yeah. That would be preferred.... lol

PeanutButter 08-23-2021 07:43 PM

Does anyone know if this will apply to churches?
It wasn't listed under organized indoor events. Is church considered an event?

Peturbo 08-23-2021 07:47 PM

I'd imagine that falls under organized indoor events.
Atleast I'd hope so

westopher 08-23-2021 07:54 PM

Exemptions for religious gatherings.

StylinRed 08-23-2021 08:06 PM

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Originally Posted by PeanutButter (Post 9037448)
Does anyone know if this will apply to churches?
It wasn't listed under organized indoor events. Is church considered an event?

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Originally Posted by westopher (Post 9037451)
Exemptions for religious gatherings.

Yeah on the news1130 article it says religious activities get an out

Unfortunately I think that accounts for a good chunk of the anti vaxxers :heckno:

Coren 08-23-2021 08:10 PM

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Originally Posted by v_tec (Post 9037440)
What's the current interval between the 2 shots? Are they still doing 7? 8? weeks?

The two dates they set - Sep 13 and Oct 24 is only 6 weeks apart, and they require u to be vaccinated 7 days prior. So that means for the absolute last minute jabbers, you need to have your second shot taken by Oct 17th....and that's only a month apart from Sep 13th.

Would been better off if they set a Aug 30th + Oct 24th or a Sep 13 + Nov 7th date.

4 weeks minimum, but they prefer longer for more antibodies to build up

68style 08-23-2021 08:42 PM

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Originally Posted by mikemhg (Post 9037407)
How the fuck will this be enforced though? What happens if someone forgets their card at home, you're fucked then?

I see people who can barely figure out a damn QR menu at a restaurant, these people are going to figure out a QR code on their phone confirming vaccination?

Pretty sure it's just going to be a part of the BC Services Card app on your phone.

Only people who don't have phones will be getting a card.


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