COVID - protection for unvaccinated people

[anna_wing]

Most developed countries with high levels of vaccination are now finally taking the logical path and limiting access to various public and private spaces to the voluntarily unvaccinated. This is long overdue, and not necessarily that much of a hardship, given that delivery services in highly developed countries are also highly developed. In view of the Delta variant, and that it is unvaccinated people (aespecially elderly unvaccinated people) who are at much higher risk of infection and death, this is protection for them too. Not to mention a sensible measure to help to reduce the strain on healthcare systems.

Comments

[flemmings]

But the howls! The howls from those who won't have untested vaccines or BigPharma poison or microchips injected into them!

[anna_wing]

One has to assume that they are negligent pet-owners too, or they'd know what a micro-chip actually looks like...

[mindstalk]

I haven't heard of anywhere limiting access to grocery stores or take-out, either; it's restaurants (dine-in) or museums and such.

[anna_wing]

Depends on the country. But everywhere that I know of allows a negative PCR test result instead. PLus, there are multiple vaccines available in developed countries now. so if you're allergic to one, you can look for another.