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Three months from now this is going to be the policy across the globe:

https://thepointsguy.com/news/seychelles-waives-quarantine-vaccine/

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We will finish our vax regiment in early Feb. Let's hope this is in place before our trip in June.

What's the point of the vaccination if you still have to wear a mask and quarantine?

Sorry, I vehemently disagree with having people inject something into their body in order to visit your country. Equating it to a light interview/plastic card (Global Entry) is completely false.

All of this hysteria has been fanned by the media, and these smaller countries are just going along with it hook line & sinker. It's disgusting.

Not to mention that the "vaccine" apparently does not prevent spread and only helps with more severe cases. That is not a vaccine but a therapeutic.

If you are scared of this virus, you should not be booking trips to the Seychelles. You might have a higher chance of dying on the plane flight there.

I totally agree Sandy!

So will this requirement be here all year?

10 year anniversary trip was going to be planned for October somewhere to a beach where SW flies...but now may have to make a plan b for US travel.

I wonder what the constitutionality is with denying a legal US citizen entry into the US. Yeah yeah. I get the COVID and all that, but still. A US citizen is not allowed into their own country???? BTW, I'm not trying to F16 this. It just seems like a bad precedent.

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I wonder what the constitutionality is with denying a legal US citizen entry into the US. Yeah yeah. I get the COVID and all that, but still. A US citizen is not allowed into their own country???? BTW, I'm not trying to F16 this. It just seems like a bad precedent.

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You can enter the country. But airlines are not allowed to fly internationally arriving passengers that have a positive COVID test.

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Ag with kids said:

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I wonder what the constitutionality is with denying a legal US citizen entry into the US. Yeah yeah. I get the COVID and all that, but still. A US citizen is not allowed into their own country???? BTW, I'm not trying to F16 this. It just seems like a bad precedent.

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You can enter the country. But airlines are not allowed to fly internationally arriving passengers that have a positive COVID test.

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So...the US Government is going to do this to US Citizens?

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schmendeler said:

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Ag with kids said:

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I wonder what the constitutionality is with denying a legal US citizen entry into the US. Yeah yeah. I get the COVID and all that, but still. A US citizen is not allowed into their own country???? BTW, I'm not trying to F16 this. It just seems like a bad precedent.

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You can enter the country. But airlines are not allowed to fly internationally arriving passengers that have a positive COVID test.

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So...the US Government is going to do this to US Citizens?

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The airport in that movie was in America and the guy wanted to leave the airport after arriving. The people with positive tests won't be getting on a plane in other countries to come here at all.

Ag with kids said:

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I wonder what the constitutionality is with denying a legal US citizen entry into the US. Yeah yeah. I get the COVID and all that, but still. A US citizen is not allowed into their own country???? BTW, I'm not trying to F16 this. It just seems like a bad precedent.

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Hypothetical, if you had no identification, for whatever reason, would it be unconstitunional to deny you entry, even though a citizen?

schmendeler said:

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Ag with kids said:

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schmendeler said:

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Ag with kids said:

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I wonder what the constitutionality is with denying a legal US citizen entry into the US. Yeah yeah. I get the COVID and all that, but still. A US citizen is not allowed into their own country???? BTW, I'm not trying to F16 this. It just seems like a bad precedent.

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You can enter the country. But airlines are not allowed to fly internationally arriving passengers that have a positive COVID test.

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So...the US Government is going to do this to US Citizens?

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The airport in that movie was in America and the guy wanted to leave the airport after arriving. The people with positive tests won't be getting on a plane in other countries to come here at all.

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JFC...

Seriously?

Do you not get the point I was making?



SOOOOOO...

The US Government will make US citizens stay in countries that they don't live in if they don't provide the test results.

What if those US citizens don't have enough money to stay in a hotel? Or pay for the test? What about if their visas have expired?

I'm not saying it's not troublesome for those traveling abroad. But your analogy was off.

Anyway, if you are traveling internationally, it's not like you can say that you weren't warned that a flight back will be impossible for some time if you test positive.

I'm curious to see if it sticks anyway when the first round of news stories about people stuck in country X unable to get home for two weeks start hitting the news.

schmendeler said:

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I'm not saying it's not troublesome for those traveling abroad. But your analogy was off.

Anyway, if you are traveling internationally, it's not like you can say that you weren't warned that a flight back will be impossible for some time if you test positive.

I'm curious to see if it sticks anyway when the first round of news stories about people stuck in country X unable to get home for two weeks start hitting the news.

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JFC.

It was a person stuck in an airport because he couldn't get to his home country.

This is not rocket surgery.

But, considering your posting on F16 I'm not surprised.

You're a dedicated libertarian that supports absolute government control over it's citizens.

Speaking of kids my parents have already told me and my wife they will not be watching out kids if we try to to do a Mexico vacation or leave the country. They do not want the risk of being stuck watching the kids for 14 days on top of the vacation time. We have both already had covid and have no plans of getting the vaccine anytime soon. I'm sure tourism for Mexico, etc is already slow so this will be very interesting to see how it all plays out.

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schmendeler said:

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I'm not saying it's not troublesome for those traveling abroad. But your analogy was off.

Anyway, if you are traveling internationally, it's not like you can say that you weren't warned that a flight back will be impossible for some time if you test positive.

I'm curious to see if it sticks anyway when the first round of news stories about people stuck in country X unable to get home for two weeks start hitting the news.

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JFC.

It was a person stuck in an airport because he couldn't get to his home country.

This is not rocket surgery.

But, considering your posting on F16 I'm not surprised.

You're a dedicated libertarian that supports absolute government control over it's citizens.

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1. He wasn't trying to get to his home country. He was leaving his home country and trying to enter America.
2. No one is going to be stuck in an airport because of this.

Why do the Politics posters feel the need to incessantly s*** on every board? This is not a political issue. You don't want the vaccine then don't travel. That is totally your choice.

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Why do the Politics posters feel the need to incessantly s*** on every board? This is not a political issue. You don't want the vaccine then don't travel. That is totally your choice.

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It wasn't meant to be a political issue.

It's a logistics issue. Getting into the US from outside the US.

Schmendler is being how he always is on F16. He thinks he's the smartest poster on the internet.

Schmendeler isn't the obe that steered thread to a political rant/discussion. The second post of the thread was a thpical F16 post. The politics crap picked up over the last couple of pages mainly driven by you and the monkey.

They will have to back off of this as it will decimate the Caribbean, again.

If you are planning a trip abroad, I'd just do my best to complete the vaccine regiment prior to departure. I will long before my trip. When I come back from my trip, with a negative outbound test and a negative inbound test, and having been vaccinated, I'm going about my life.

Also, trip insurance will cover those extended stays if you purchased it.

It will be interesting to see (or maybe it's already been seen and I missed it) if a card showing you have had one or both vaccine doses will be sufficient in lieu of a negative test.

A false positive or even picking it up after being vaccinated could really throw a wrench in a trip.