Am I missing something? (Cross-border vaccination mandates)

[MissMillie]

Isn't there DECADES of precedent allowing countries to set their own rules about who comes into their country and what needs to be done to obtain entry (including vaccinations)?

[Ms. Toad]

1. Context? n/t

[MissMillie]

2. Apparently I *AM* missing something if that needs context

I was under the impression that vaccine mandates were the reason for the truck blockade at the U.S. Canadian border.

Also, why Djokovic couldn't play at the French Open.

[PoliticAverse]

3. It's not about what Canada is allowed to do it's about what Canada should do.

Most protests are about should.

'Allowed' disputes usually are taken to courts.

[Ms. Toad]

5. I'm not a mind reader.

Yes - generally it's settled law. But so what? (And sometimes the answer to the "so what?" question makes the bald question you posed more nuanced - or not even an applicable questions.)

[MissMillie]

6. I didn't imply you were a mind reader.

And I specifically posted about mandates to cross borders. And there has been a huge story in the news about blockades at border crossings.

Not exactly cryptic.

[Ms. Toad]

7. You asked if you were missing something without identifying what something might be missing from

Like I said, I'm not a mind reader - until you tell me from what something might be missing, I can't help you. There are nearly always nuances ot every legal question, which depend on the details you didn't provide.

[MissMillie]

8. Yeah...

"Isn't there DECADES of precedent allowing countries to set their own rules about who comes into their country and what needs to be done to obtain entry (including vaccinations)?"


entry into country
vaccine mandates



like I said... not crypic

[Ms. Toad]

9. Your title was, "Am I missing something?"

Missing something from what?

You were obviously referencing something specific, which you didn't identify. That's the context that was missing. Still not a mind reader

[sanatanadharma]

4. It seems that the always-wrong right wants 'open borders'

The never-right is loony, for and against the same, depending upon whose ox they can gore.