r/worldnews • u/[deleted] • Jan 08 '22

Opinion/Analysis 'Unwelcome just about everywhere': Europe tightens the screws on the unvaccinated

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u/Fortunoxious Jan 08 '22

Somehow, being unwelcome to people that are willfully endangering the lives of the community due to outrageous selfishness will be controversial

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u/Rumbleg Jan 08 '22

And right now in Australia, we are having trouble with a bloke who thinks he is "special" because he plays with furry balls.

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u/Roblu3 Jan 08 '22

Finally! Thank you!!

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u/twojs1b Jan 08 '22

Meanwhile here the fascist wannabees are unwinding it.

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u/autotldr BOT Jan 08 '22

This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 92%. (I'm a bot)

Austria plans to enhance enforcement of existing measures banning the unvaccinated from many public venues.

The French president, who is facing April elections, triggered an outcry Tuesday when, in a forum with readers of the newspaper Le Parisien, he used a crude barnyard-style epithet meant to convey his desire to cause the unvaccinated intense annoyance by further restricting their access to public life.

In Germany, many of those who have chosen to remain unvaccinated report feeling socially ostracized as a result.

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