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¿Question #219690?
rayzg: So excited! Today, Quebec has put into effect its vaccine passport: in order to do anything like go to a restaurant, go to a gym, or see a show, you have to show proof of vaccination. How likely your region, state, or province would implement such a system?

TheGrimReeple: Our government's made a complete SNAFU of vaccination, and are copping a lot of flack for it. They'd have to be complete idiots to draw any more attention to it. Which they are, but they're right-wing complete idiots, so they'll find some other way to do it.
D00MSTALKER: As Socktopia is currently virtual, no chance of transmission.
purplewurple: They would spend a lot of money to test it out, end the tests before they are finished and disregard the results, promise not to implement it, ask businesses to develop several scenarios in which it could be implemented nationwide anyway, leave it up to businesses to implement any half-baked measure if they want, then mandate it for certain businesses but not others, but only until a certain date, move that date backward, then forward, then expand it to more businesses, then ditch the whole plan altogether, claiming "progressive insight", that they "listen to the people", and that the way the virus develops makes it a "whole new situation that couldn't have been predicted in any way".
MABBY: Our f&#%^ing premier has flat out refused to do this, and it makes so much sense to do so. Which is why he's opposed, probably.
pricero1: It's more of a stealth thing in the UK - venues have started making their own rules.
Woelf: It would be excellent to see, but there's way too much resistance here from stupid people. It'll happen in certain areas and certain cities, but definitely not anything widespread at a state or national level.
Jedadeana: I am pretty sure that if the government tried that here, in the USA, it would cause a civil war. I'd love to be wrong.... but..... yeah..... ::sigh::
sparkous: In France, the vaccine passport has been applied since the beginning of this summer.