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Janko Suvar wrote:Predsednik Narodne stranke i bivši ministar spoljnih poslova Srbije Vuk Jeremić izjavio je da je Novak Đoković ne samo najbolji teniser u istoriji, nego i "Muhamed Ali našeg vremena", jer je pokazao neverovatnu čvrstinu svojih uverenja i nepokolebljivu spremnost da ih brani bez obzira na cenu, slično Aliju koji je svojevremeno ostao istrajan u svom odbijanju da učestvuje u ratu u Vijetnamu, uprkos suspenziji.

Јанош Винету wrote:Све ће урадити уместо да се вакцинише. 

То је задрто до бесвести и сад нема назад. То је сад део његовог идентитета.

Del Cap wrote:

Djokovic faces being locked out of three of the four majors, with the United States having already joined Australia in imposing a policy of mandatory vaccinations on foreign visitors. (...)

[French] sports minister Roxana Maracineau posting on Twitter on Sunday night that a new “vaccine pass” initially limited to residents would apply to “foreign professionals”. (...)

Christophe Castaner, head of French president Emmanuel Macron’s ruling LREM party group in the country’s National Assembly, said Djokovic defending his title at Roland Garros unvaccinated was “out of the question”.

He added: “He can’t come if he doesn’t respect a rule that applies to spectators, ball boys and girls and people running boutiques at the French Open. In what world would we be living if, just because you are a star, you can break the rules?”

The next major events on the men’s tour after the Australian Open are the Masters 1000 events in March in Indian Wells, Calif., and Miami. But the United States now requires that visitors be fully vaccinated to travel to the country by plane unless they are American citizens, lawful permanent residents or traveling on a U.S. immigrant visa.

Only limited exceptions apply, and it is unclear whether Djokovic would qualify for one or would even want to try to qualify for one after the Australian imbroglio.

„Đoković razbija svoju karijeru“, „Ovakav broj 1 nikome ne treba“, „Odvratno valjanje u ulozi žrtve“… Komentatori u nemačkim medijima izuzetno oštro pišu protiv Novaka Đokovića. https://t.co/siFUec4Qfc

— DW Српски/Srpski (@DW_Srpski) January 17, 2022

As with all political strategies, the anti-anti-vax position isn’t foolproof. In Macron’s case, his criticisms of unvaccinated citizens could be interpreted by some voters as Jupiterian arrogance. For Morrison, the Djokovic affair has been seen by some as a distraction from the Australian government’s handling of the Omicron surge. Perhaps the biggest concern about anti-anti-vax rhetoric—one that has been repeatedly expressed by public-health experts—is that it could make the unvaccinated even less likely to get the jab. But many in the vaccinated majority, whose patience with the pandemic and compassion for their unvaccinated counterparts is growing thin, may feel a kind of relief: After almost two years of COVID-19, their leaders are telling them exactly whom to blame.

rumbeando wrote:

The next major events on the men’s tour after the Australian Open are the Masters 1000 events in March in Indian Wells, Calif., and Miami. But the United States now requires that visitors be fully vaccinated to travel to the country by plane unless they are American citizens, lawful permanent residents or traveling on a U.S. immigrant visa.

Only limited exceptions apply, and it is unclear whether Djokovic would qualify for one or would even want to try to qualify for one after the Australian imbroglio.

https://www.nytimes.com/live/2022/01/15/sports/djokovic-australia

Del Cap wrote:

rumbeando wrote:
https://www.nytimes.com/live/2022/01/15/sports/djokovic-australia

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