zaz102 wrote:76ciology wrote:I dont think we should not allow players to play games if they tested positive, unless they have symptoms.
If that’s the case then we might as well play in the bubble than playing russian roulette on whether a player will be positive or not when we dont have control at all if the players are in contact with the virus on their own time
Do teams now have to be on their own bubble in playoffs to not risk players getting covid and not playing?
Why would it matter if they have symptoms or not?
I read that you’re way likely to transmit more if u have symptoms than without symptoms. A simple temperature check would do, so its also easier to detect which player should play or not.
And if they’re vaccinated and got covid, then let them just play. Thats the reason u get vaccinated for covid to not hurt you that will enable u to continue with ur life when you get it. ..unless you’re not confident with the effectivity of the vaccines.
*btw i got vaccinated because i have to travel with my girlfriend. Before that, i dont see any reason for me to take the vax but I did had my parents take it because i know they’re at risk. I had mild covid (delta variant) like back in july, i still was able to run but not that long compared to before. Then I had pfizer, after the first dose, my doctor told me not to lift weights but i can do run my 10K. Honestly, i feel something in my heart like a very slight pinch whenever i run or exercise, but it went away. I might take a rest once i get my second dose lol
There’s never been a time in history when we look back and say that the people who were censoring free speech were the good guys.