German Chancellor Angela Merkel speaks, during her annual summer news conference in Berlin, Germany, on Jul 22, 2021. BERLIN: German politicians were deeply divided Sunday over a warning by Chancellor Angela Merkel's chief of staff that restrictions for unvaccinated people may be necessary if COVID-19 infection numbers reach new heights in the coming months.
“I don’t believe in compulsory vaccinations and I don’t believe we should put indirect pressure on people to get vaccinated,” he told the German broadcaster ZDF on Sunday. “In a free country there are rights to freedom, not just for specific groups.” During a recent visit to the Robert Koch Institute, the government run disease control agency, Merkel ruled out new vaccine requirements “at the moment," but added, “I’m not ruling out that this might be talked about differently in a few months either."
Others immediately pushed back against Braun's comments on Sunday. Some expressed scepticism about the effectiveness of such restrictions, while others warned against having rights based on one's vaccination status.
Only a dictator state discriminate its people. Locally, those who vaccinated Sinovac are considered no vaccination. Isn't our authority a dictator who demand you only take mRNA?
What you expect when a ex socialism agitator runs the offices for two decades? noun coruption fraud Discrimination fail It will ends like every communism, it becomes a disaster.
Dividing citizens will cause civil Wars.
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