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PERIOD 1: Vaccine Passports are a big debate all across the world. Do…

- - - - Yes, I think that would be the one way.
  - - - I would agree. They don't have to quarantine if they have been vaccinated with vaccine doses that can prevent transmission. Even if they have COVID-19 during the flights,.. it won't transmit to other people. - Nhi
      - I would be fine with it. Since if they have the vaccine and won't get the virus than they can travel around freely. -Ngoc Linh
  - - - I think the people should be able to travel domestically because if the people who have been vaccinated would already get to travel domestically at the country. - Kayane
  - - - It is a community, not all people can get vaccinated at once, so it's normal that you have to wait, especially in those countries that have very limited vaccines. -Linh
      - We don't need to wait for the community because when we wait for the people who haven't a vaccine, it might make people feel get a vaccine forcefully. I mean the get a vaccine is their selves we don't need to wait until they get it. -Eric
- - - - Linh, should people who don't have the vaccine be forced to stay home? Does it matter whether the vaccine is available and the person chooses NOT to get it?
        Mr. Hart
        
        Since it's gonna be more safer, people without the vaccines should still be social distancing, having their masks, and hand sanitizing, if they want to go outside. This isn't a lockdown. And yes, many people especially the old ones don't want to get the vaccine, in that case I think they should create the age requirement for it. People should be forced to get the vaccine unless they have some kind of disease that stops them. By that, the community will be safer -Linh
        
        So this goes WAY deeper into historical context, but some communities (in the US for example) do not trust the government because they have forced them into medical treatment in the past, knowing it was bad for them. For example, the US government gave "fake" healthcare to African-American men who had a certain disease because they wanted to see what happens if they don't treat it and instead just let it get worse. They let 128 people die even though they could have treated them easily. This was not a long time ago - the experiment ended in 1972. What would you say to the people who don't trust the vaccine because they knew someone who was involved in those experiments? -Mr. Ethan (if you want to read more about this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tuskegee_Syphilis_Study)
        
        First of all, that's cruel, second, if many people already got vaccinated and have good feedbacks about it, then others can trust them and introduce to others too. -Linh
        
        So you're saying we force people to vaccinated? When you say create an age requirement what do you mean? Mr. Hart
        
        So if the vaccines are currently limited, children can't take it, otherwise people in other ages are encouraged to take it. Especially old people, but if they have a disease then no. -Linh
  - - - It does matter if people choose not to get the vaccine. We want to raise the immunity to the disease as much as we can. If a large number of people don't agree to get vaccinated, the government has to either ensure them about the vaccine's safety or giving reward if they're willing to - Nhi
        
        Yes, so you say a reward (like we were talking in West Virginia and Ohio) but some people say just force people to get it.
        Which is the right answer? Why? -Mr. Hart
        
        I think the government should not force people to get vaccinated because they have opinions and rights to choose. Maybe if there are scientific evidence came out, then those people would want to get the vaccine without forcing it.-Ga Yun
  - - - I think even they do same things like normal people, who did not got the vaccine, I think Vaccinated people can do something more comfortably. -james
        
        But what rules should be in place? When should the government say, okay, vaccinated people don't have to wear masks anymore? -Mr. Ethan
        
        I don't know really sure, but I think government and hospitals should know that it doesn't have side effects or problems for 100% sure, then they can say ok you don't need to wear the mask.
        -James
  - - - No, I don't think everyone should stay home till everyone get vaccinated because not everyone can get the vaccine. People can go around not like 1-3 a year if they want to travel. If people decide to have a vaccine passport than the country should monitor it nicely and tell them about the covid risk of the place the person is going to.
        -Ngoc Linh
      - I will say its a bad idea because when people travel, then there would be some people who are not vaccinated somebody who is living there, so when they travel, it is much easier to spread out Covid-19 -Hwan-
        
        So you think everyone should wait ~2 more years to travel, until the whole world is vaccinated? -Mr. Ethan
  - - - I still agree with this because there are many people still haven't got the vaccine because it's not in their country yet so the banned people there from travelling.- Kayane
- - - - I think this is one possibility. Tourisms can bring more revenue for some countries, especially the distant one. Countries can then use that money to purchase for vaccine doses. The vaccine passport is one way to bring tourism back. - Nhi
        
        That's a great point. I guess you could even put a special, temporary vaccine tax on flights, so that people flying are helping to buy more doses for the country. -Mr. Ethan