Quote from: themadhippy on November 19, 2020, 10:56:50 PM

Quoteperhaps shops / supermarkets etc should man  up, forget for once profits, and say

'no sanitisation / spacing / mask etc - no entry'

how do you suggest identifying those who've refused the vaccine? maybe a tattoo or a badge sewn to clothing?

Something we should have had years ago, Electronic National Identity Cards

QuoteElectronic National Identity Cards

why not just microchip everybody,once your a burden to society hit the delete button.

Quote from: themadhippy on November 19, 2020, 11:07:53 PM

QuoteElectronic National Identity Cards

why not just microchip everybody,once your a burden to society hit the delete button.

Only for politicians 

As I understand it, there's currently no government plan to award medals to those who brave the needle but white feathers may be delivered to any conchies found mingling amongst the anti-vaccine brigade.

There's too many people bleating on about their 'rights', whilst nobody has the conscience to think about their 'responsibilities'.

Quotewhite feathers may be issued to those who side with the anti-vaccine brigade.

excellent i could use a new indian headdress

I'm sure you won't be receiving enough feathers to successfully embellish a headdress. That's unless "The Community" decides you're shying away from your national duty. In which case you may be tarred and feathered. Or possibly static grassed.

Quote from: class37025 on November 19, 2020, 06:48:21 PM
...................and don't even start me on NHS and care workers who wander the aisles in their work clothes.

oh for the days when they didn't wear their uniforms all the time, but changed when they came off the wards, or before they went onto them.

My wife is an NHS nurse and nothing winds her up more (apart from me of course)  than seeing fellow nurses wandering around a supermarket in their uniform.

From the RCN "The particular clause states that shopping or non-work activities should be avoided whilst in uniform/workwear in the community. If this is unavoidable due to shopping restrictions in the pandemic, cover the uniform as much as possible with a coat."

Simple isn't it?

QuoteSimple isn't it?

or maybe if they allowed staff 15 minutes paid time before and after each shift to get changed or provide adequate ppe instead of re badged bin liners

Maybe if the general public did as they have been asked they wouldn't need as much PPE. Sorry, that shouldn't read maybe, feel free to strike that word out and the sentence would still be correct.

Quote from: themadhippy on November 19, 2020, 10:56:50 PM

Quoteperhaps shops / supermarkets etc should man  up, forget for once profits, and say

'no sanitisation / spacing / mask etc - no entry'

how do you suggest identifying those who've refused the vaccine? maybe a tattoo or a badge sewn to clothing?

Has been tried before but was not very effective. 
I would suggest summary execution at time of refusal.  No need to keep records that way.

Like the Australian army in Afghanistan, but we'll not go there. He said, self-moderating. 

Quote from: emjaybee on November 19, 2020, 11:35:24 PM
There's too many people bleating on about their 'rights', whilst nobody has the conscience to think about their 'responsibilities'.

hear hear, when did we change from being all about our responsibility to each other to all about our own rights.

I always remember our teachers at school saying something about treat other people how you would like them to treat you.

"off my box now" I'll get back my model railway.

Quote from: themadhippy on November 19, 2020, 10:56:50 PM

Quoteperhaps shops / supermarkets etc should man  up, forget for once profits, and say

'no sanitisation / spacing / mask etc - no entry'

how do you suggest identifying those who've refused the vaccine? maybe a tattoo or a badge sewn to clothing?

A handbell - ding, ding, ding, unclean

Hey, Santa Claus just walked past me in the shopping centre ringing his bell