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Post by twetch#1686
This first time I went to Indonesia, I had to get shots for tetanus, yellow fever and malaria. Why the outrage?
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I’ve been to Indonesia, didn’t need anything.
Who said you needed it?
Point is one should make their own choices, not be forced against their will.
The Indo government made me, in order to get the visa. I could have gone elsewhere.
Just as ppl can fly another airline. Free market, right?
That's unfortunate, wasn't needed for a South African passport.
Regardless, the point is it should never be forced.
With Qantas's taking this step it is likely that other airlines will do the exact same. This isn't force per say, but akin to it.
To compare this, think of the little cake shop that didn't want to bake a cake which had something written on it. This little shop went through hell but prevailed.
Now we have multinationals (think food retailers etc) all saying no mask no entry.
Yes, definitely NOT mandatory in the past. Wife mentioned this to me today. Throw all previous custom down the memory hole and comply Vincent. And don't ask questions. Or use logic.