Published 21 September 2021 at 09.02
Domestic. No one can be forced to get vaccinated according to Swedish law, but morally the unvaccinated are portrayed as responsible for the pandemic continuing, writes comedian Peter Wahlbeck in an article in Göteborgsposten. Now he fears more repression from the state as well.
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Wahlbeck notes that many have argued for vaccine passes during the pandemic, and he does not think this will slow down now that the restrictions have been lifted. Instead, we probably see the calm before the storm, according to him.
The comedian then takes Israel as an example, where the population first received vaccine passes after full vaccination, but the passes then became invalid until a third dose was taken.
“Israel may thus have ended up in a constant dependence on a drug. It's ringing in the cell phone, time to show up for more vaccines. Is that how we want this too?”, Wahlbeck asks himself in the submitter./p>
As a comedian, Wahlbeck is one of the hardest hit by the restrictions, and he writes that he really wishes everything could return to normal only if people got vaccinated. But he notes that there are also doctors who see serious risks with mass vaccination.
“Not once have I seen a serious report or article with a researcher or doctor who had a dissenting opinion. 'regular' media “, writes Wahlbeck.
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