For the forced senator, a drastic decision should therefore be taken, imposing the vaccine compulsorily on everyone and at the same time providing for drastic penalties for those who do not obey such as stopping medical care by the national health service, with the exception of urgent and essential care.
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L’exclusion from any medical service provided by the national health service for those who do not undergo anti-covid vaccination and it has no justified reason, it is the drastic proposal put forward by Senator of Forza Franco Dal Mas to convince another good slice of Italians to get vaccinated against the coronavirus. After the stop at indoor events and restaurants and the long-distance train stop for those who do not have the green pass, therefore, for the center-right parliamentarian, a member of the justice commission, even more drastic measures are needed since a good portion of the population remains reluctant to the antidote. “It is now clear to most that the only resource we have available to defeat Covid is vaccination. Unfortunately, a fierce minority of the population risks jeopardizing the goal of herd immunity, which can only be reached if 80 % of citizens get immunized “, explained Dal Mas.
For the forced senator, a drastic decision should therefore be taken, by imposing the vaccine compulsorily to everyone and at the same time provide for drastic sanctions for those who do not obey such as the stop to medical treatment by the national health service, with the exception of urgent and essential care. “I have already said that I am in favor, more than once, of the mandatory nature of the vaccine, but each obligation must be subject to a sanction for non-compliance. Which is the most appropriate for those who, with their behavior, put everyone’s health at risk? the answer was given by the constitutionalist Alfonso Celotto: exclusion from the national health service, guaranteeing only urgent and essential care “, declared the parliamentarian.
“It is true, according to the Charter, health is a right of the individual, a right which however counts as the obligation, of the same constitutional rank, to fulfill the mandatory duties of political, economic and social solidarity, such as vaccination” Dal Mas continues, concluding: “And then the road can be said to be traced, where necessary, to avoid new deaths and closures, we have the tool, the vaccines, and even the penalty for those who do not use it, exclusion from the national health service. Politics now has the task of making courageous decisions “.