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4. That would indicate that the "hesitators" would be open to getting one if.... (something)

Reply to steve2470 (Reply #3)

Sat Aug 21, 2021, 10:04 AM

Aug 2021

Some are just going to keep coming up with a new excuse (like once it's approved next week).

But some might be reachable if getting a vax is easy and required in some way-- like they can't go back to work unless they get a shot, and here in the company lobby is a vaccination station every morning for a month.

I saw one mom who said her grown daughter refused to get a vax, saying "I'm not sure", until she tried to get a ticket for a Harry Styles concert, and was told she would have to show proof of vaccination to get in. That did it! Go, Harry Styles!

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8.4% of Floridians will likely or definitely decline vaccination [View all] steve2470 Aug 2021 OP

So you are saying 91% would agree to get fully vaxxed? That would probably be herd immunity mucifer Aug 2021 #1

maybe ? steve2470 Aug 2021 #2

If 91.6% of Floridians do agree to full vaccination, that would be great.... steve2470 Aug 2021 #3

That would indicate that the "hesitators" would be open to getting one if.... (something) viva la Aug 2021 #4

Getting COVID is expensive, the shot is free! LetMyPeopleVote Aug 2021 #5

Many of the anti-vaxxers don't care what it costs. Dreampuff Aug 2021 #6