Aug. 3, 2021 - Dennis Prager Show
06:21
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| If you want to participate in our society fully, you've got to get vaccinated. | |
| It's time. | |
| It's going to be a requirement. | |
| Is that legal? | |
| I just don't understand exactly. | |
| The only way to patronize these establishments is if you're vaccinated at least one dose. | |
| About 66% of the adults in the city are fully vaccinated. | |
| So, let's see. | |
| So, that means, well, that's fully vaccinated. | |
| So, you figure 75% have... | |
| Right, 56% of the American population. | |
| But in New York, so 60% are fully, 66%. | |
| So, I assume, let's say 70% have at least one dose. | |
| So, that means 30% of New Yorkers will not be allowed into a restaurant. | |
| Will they be allowed into a subway car? | |
| certainly a lot closer to people in a subway car than in a restaurant. | |
| The, the, that Americans accept this, Remember, in the name of safety, every other civil right is now trampled on. | |
| That is all you have to say is safety. | |
| There is zero reason to believe it matters. | |
| My friends, is it not... | |
| I don't understand why people just don't ask the question. | |
| If the vaccine works, what the hell do I care if the guy next to me is vaccinated? | |
| Huh? | |
| Well, it doesn't always work. | |
| Okay, it doesn't always work. | |
| So if you don't have a comorbidity, and if you have a comorbidity, it's a problem in any event. | |
| Because a lot of vaccinated people are getting it. | |
| So what does that say? | |
| It's all hokum. | |
| Just hokum. | |
| But the acceptance of people, that alone would chase me out of New York City. | |
| I would not live in a city where I could not go to a restaurant. | |
| And by the way, this will apply, obviously, to children. | |
| I mean, by children I mean over 12 or over 16. I don't know what the age is now. | |
| Is it 12? | |
| So a 13-year-old who's not vaccinated, about whom we have no idea whether or not this vaccine will have any ramifications in his or her life later? | |
| When children die more of flu than of COVID? Do I more of car accidents than of COVID? And we're going to tell them you can't step into a restaurant? | |
| I would get the hell out of New York City. | |
| Question is, will this sickness spread? | |
| This would be enough, I have to say, for me to leave California. | |
| If that, I'm asked all the time why I stay here, and of course the answer is people. | |
| And I will admit. | |
| On selfish grounds, the climate doesn't hurt. | |
| But people is the primary reason. | |
| I have a whole life here, a whole world here. | |
| And it's a rich world, and it's a happy world. | |
| It's a religious world, it's a secular world. | |
| But if this happened, that would mean that I could no longer live here. | |
| Even the amazing thing is to think about it. | |
| Children will have to be vaccinated in New York to enter a restaurant. | |
| People who had COVID have the antibodies from COVID but didn't take the vaccine, they will not be allowed into a restaurant. | |
| And this is all science-based? | |
| To give kids an experimental vaccine is science-based? | |
| To demand that people who had COVID get a vaccine is science-based? | |
| It's a rape of the term science, but it's already been raped. | |
| It doesn't mean anything any longer. | |
| It means nothing when I hear I follow science. | |
| It's like saying I believe in God. | |
| What God do you believe in? | |
| What science do you believe in? | |
| Do you believe in malleable science? | |
| Anybody who says they believe in science, ask them, do you believe there are two sexes? | |
| Okay? | |
| Then you'll know if they believe in science or not. | |
| Just as a very quick question. | |
| Or is it an infinitely malleable spectrum? | |
| Is there a spectrum among other primates? | |
| Among other mammals? | |
| Only among humans there's a spectrum. | |
| There's a non-binary spectrum in sex identification, isn't there? | |
| Isn't that strange? | |
| I thought we were animals. | |
| New York City, Bill de Blasio. | |
| Oh, my God. | |
| Key to New York Pass. | |
| The strategy of requiring proof of vaccination for workers and customers at indoor dining, gyms, entertainment, and the performances, including Broadway. | |
| Indoor movies and concerts will also require people to show proof of vaccination to enter. | |
| By the way, for how long will they keep this on? | |
| Isn't that an interesting question? | |
| What if it goes away in six months? | |
| It went away in one month in Britain. | |
| So what if it goes away? | |
| What's going to happen? | |
| Here's my prediction. | |
| The past won't go away. |
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