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Rob Fyfe wants a segregated population. Image credit The BFD.
“There needs to be consequences, for those who make a personal choice to not get vaccinated. It’s around PPE and testing, or it’s around excluding them from the workplace.”

Fyfe argues that domestic use of vaccine passports should be part of enforcing those consequences, denying those who choose not to be vaccinated from visiting restaurants and events where they might imperil others – especially those who are too young or vulnerable to protect themselves. “Those unvaccinated people become a real risk to our freedoms in society.”

Former Air NZ chief executive Rob Fyfe
Vaxhole. Image credit The BFD.

Someone needs to explain to Fyfe that the unvaccinated did not take away his freedoms nor impose business destroying lockdowns…the government did.

Demonising and scapegoating a segment of society and advocating to take away their freedoms in the vain hope that the government will restore your own freedoms is despicable.

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