In ancient Rome, a senator once suggested that slaves be given special clothing so that they could be recognized immediately. However, that was refused. They feared a riot if they saw how many there were. What the ruling class is trying to avoid at all costs is arguably an unforeseen consequence of 3G in the workplace. In the cities in particular, long queues form in front of the test centers every day, where the unvaccinated people pick up their test certificate to present to the employer in the morning before or in the evening after work. Some may wait 3 hours before their turn and come into unexpected contact with other unvaccinated people.
Instead of closing the door quietly and hiding in a lonely post at home, the unvaccinated suddenly notice how many they are. The feeling of powerlessness disappears, they draw new strength and hope to withstand this terrible time for them. If you are often the outcast or pariah at work, in your circle of friends or in your family, the test center suddenly becomes the warm place, despite standing for hours in the cold, where you can warm your soul once a day in a world that has otherwise become ice cold for you can.
Telephone numbers are spontaneously exchanged and it is decided to bring mulled wine and biscuits with you the following day. While they were recently excluded from the Christmas market, Christmas markets are gradually emerging around the test centers in Germany, where the unvaccinated distribute mulled wine and punch from their thermos flasks and exchange their Christmas biscuits with one another. The vaccinated only look in amazement out of the laundry, where they have to watch as their Christmas markets close one after the other. All in all, that's a good development. Well, unvaccinated people, have a nice, blessed Advent season.
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