Quote Originally Posted by TysonLPrice View Post
Don't you consider the health care system, hospitals, doctors, nurses, support personnel, being overwhelmed with people refusing to get vaccinated an issue? If I'm vaccinated but cannot get elective surgery because the hospital is full of anti-vaxers then the unvaccinated are doing something to the vaccinated.
True, but we need to live in a society agreeing in compromise decisions that are the best possible for all, even if in the circumstance they are not ideal.
I mean, I believe that being not forced to vaccine the ones that don't want, is more important than the problems it causes.

Today's trends are to include minorities, like indians, gays, etc, nobody have to be discriminated. And what about unvacinated, when they have all the reasons to be unvacinated with experimental vaccines that comes from companies that are suspicious at best?
No rights for this minority (that is no really so small)?

Quote Originally Posted by TysonLPrice View Post
Early on unvaccinated adults were infecting people that could not get the vaccine. The numbers of people that got sick or died might have been less if the people that could get vaccinated did.
Yes, but in that moment it was because there was lack of vaccines.
Anyway we are not at that moment now. And hospitals don't so have many serious cases as it used to be.
Why pursue enforcement now?