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Ryanair boss O’Leary wants to make life harder for “fools” who do not get vaccinated

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The head of Europe’s cheapest airline is adamant that only vaccinated passengers will be allowed to fly. Michael O’Leary, 60, says anyone who refuses to be vaccinated is a “fool.” More than that: your rights should be strictly limited.

As presented by Austria and considered by Germany, Ryanair’s CEO is opposed to a vaccination requirement. Instead, governments should “make life difficult” for people who refuse vaccination for no reason. O’Leary said in an interview with a British newspaper “The Telegraph”.

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