Reply To: Show us zee papers.. Passports of your not coming in ever….

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I’m in somewhat of an agreement that the vaccine passport is a step too far, considering so far as I understand the vaccine doesn’t stop the spread of the virus, but suppresses symptoms and that some people can’t have the vaccine on medical grounds anyway. What are those people going to do? Admittedly I haven’t looked into it, so this could have been answered already.

I specifically asked this question of my doctor after my second shot because I honestly had no idea what exactly being vaccinated meant for me and those around me.  I was wondering if I should still be wearing a mask for the benefit of others.  I was told by the doctor that the vaccine would make it so that even if I did contract the virus, that it would be contained to such a small measure that I’d be unlikely to be able to transmit it to others or get seriously sick myself.  He said I wouldn’t need to wear a mask (of course unless I needed to by location guidelines, but not for health reasons).

So that suggests that being able to show that you are vaccinated, as in with a legitimate passport, that you shouldn’t be able to transmit COVID to others even if you do manage to contract it yourself.

Again, that’s what I was told specifically from a doctor in person when I asked this very same question.  Hope it helps.  🙂