First of all, I’m happy that the ‘high risk’ individuals in society have been given (EAU) vaccines, the (EAU) vaccines work.
I’m baffled by the notion that government thinks everything will be fine with a QR code system. I’m even more fascinated by the people whom actively say (podcast, radio etc) that this the best possible solution. Look, if you have no idea, just say that. But completely backing the government is foolish. For me, I’m a decent analyst, whom gets his information from several decent sources (for example 1, 2) . Remember this people; if you say something foolish or you get paid to say something, the Internet will always remember it.
The thing that does not register to me is the following. If you have been vaccinated, you still can get the wuhan corona virus. The QR system which by law still stands in the Netherlands – I accept it but I do not agree with it. This system gives you a false sense of security. Since you still can get the virus while being vaccinated or you have been tested, it just does not make any sense. It has more to do with a healthy lifestyle than anything else, in my opinion. This also what chairman of public health authorities (GGD in the Netherlands) in an interview told.
Mainstream media outlets have yet to focus on the expansion or investment in our healthcare system, a step that seems logical even after 19 months. It appears as though their perspectives and narratives are being shaped by external influences. It’s evident that everyone can have moments of poor judgement, myself included, but the level of oversight in this instance is astonishingly high. Living in Amsterdam, I witness people wearing facemasks while walking or cycling outdoors, a clear indicator of the prevailing fear.
As we mark 19 months under COVID-19 protocols, it seems to me that we may have achieved herd immunity. However, the implementation of a QR system, which I believe is doomed to fail, reflects a lack of logical foundation. The reality is that the virus can be contracted at any time, rendering the idea of testing somewhat futile.
What does make is sense is the plan Belgium is creating, making use of co2 meters inside. I just think that the EU wants to build an EU health system, which makes sense but communicate this. Have a dialogue, I think more people will agree on this, including myself. Because it is obvious that the QR code system is just the beginning. Look that I don’t trust the governments/ EU is with my data, but that is an different issue.
Let see what happens.