Is BLACK PANTHER: WAKANDA FOREVER Star Letitia Wright Leaving The MCU After Refusing To Get Vaccinated?

@Bluesman - We were reaching Ray Fisher levels before Disney took their "break" in production. Hope this inevitably blows over as I'm sure this is also not what Chadwick would have wanted.

@Frshcoupe - @Frshcoupe - Movie sounds like a mess which we have not heard one iota about. I have not heard any production specific issues about the film unlike Doctor Strange which the actor was very open about.

Besides the injury, nothing else stopped production of BP2 right? Or am I missing something?

@Frshcoupe -
Have we got any MCU movies moving forward that don't sound like a mess?

@Canon108 - yes that's what I'm saying. You have the right not to take it, but a company has the right not to allow you on their property without it, for the sake of safety.

@Canon108 - I’m pro choice. Strictly pro abortion. But I find it truly hilarious how quickly the far left threw out the my body my choice line when it came to the vaccine. WE KNOW THIS WORKS DESPITE THE MANY REPORTS OF IT POSSIBLY NOT PREVENTING PEOPLE FROM GETTING THE NEWEST MUTATIONS BECAUSE OF THE SPIKE PROTEIN OF SAID NEW MUTATIONS, but GET IT ANYWAY.

I am not anti vax. I am double dosed. But I’ll never stand for authoritarianism and there is so [frick]ing much of it right now.

@MosquitoFarmer - On the subject of species preservation, maybe it's not a good idea to inject every last member of our species with a largely experimental genetic modifier.

@McMurdo - Im pro-freedom and definitely pro-private sector. But I find it truly hilarious how quickly the far right threw out the "It's my Freedom to choose" but "Businesses shouldn't mandate it!" Line. There is nothing illegal for a private business or company for mandating a rule. The employer has the right to terminate an employee for refusing to follow company policy. The far-right is pro find a new job if you don't like it! When it comes to employee pay but are "That's illegal! I shouldn't have to find a new job" when it comes to employer rules.

@GwenLantern - yep, and remember “mutation” is what viruses do to survive. This is nothing new.

@GwenLantern - You're taking a partial understanding of evolutionary science and drawing the wrong conclusions, playing into conspiracy theories.

First, a virus doesn't "mutate as response to combat antibodies". Viruses mutate as part of their natural replication process. If a person has an effective vaccine in them, their antibodies stop (or at least greatly hinder) this replication cycle, increasing the odds that this person will not get severely ill and more importantly, increasing the odds that the virus will not produce a mutation while it's trying to replicate inside them.

If what you say about Kent, England is true (I've not fact checked it), it would still make sense from a scientific perspective. Let's call it the "Kent mutation". The Kent mutation would have formed in the one individual in Kent while Covid was running rampant through the unvaccinated, and that infected person would slowly start passing that mutation along to their contacts. Still, the Kent Mutation is in the extreme minority compared to the original strain of the virus rampaging Kent. Now you suddenly introduce a vaccine that is highly effective against the original strain, but maybe less so against the Kent Mutation. Or maybe the Kent Mutation transmits more easily. Regardless, now the vaccine suddenly tips the scales in favour of the Kent Mutation having an advantage over the original strain... give that advantage some time to play out and suddenly it becomes the dominant strain in that area. The vaccine did not CAUSE the Kent Mutation... it simply wiped out the competition to highlight its existence. If we had never used the vaccine in Kent, the Kent Mutation would still be alive, and maybe over the course of a number of years it would still become the dominant strain.

The point is, if everyone took the damn vaccines (or the boosters, or an annual shot which is tweaked against any new mutations) the virus would not have the chance to mutate.

This whole "my body, my choice" argument is garbage. Even if I'm double-vaxxed (which I am), those choosing NOT to get vaccinated are still SERIOUSLY endangering the rest of us, not because they may give me a breakthrough infection of the CURRENT strain of Covid, but instead because they are allowing themselves to be a breeding ground for the virus, and the more chances it has to breed, the higher the probability that they will give birth to a more deadly version of the virus that completely bypasses our vaccines.

Please try to understand the science before you twist it into the type of fear mongering that will kill us.