Author seems to miss the problem of hospital capacity completely, at least where i am, this is the biggest driver of restrictions, when it looks like hospitals are going to run out out beds, restrictions are increased, as capacity increases again, restrictions are relaxed.
So, not getting vaccinated is not just a personal choice, and i’m not sure the risk of dying is the same as the risk of being hospitalized. And assesing risks of getting one disease over another fails to take into account it is a new disease and is an addition to existing risks, not an either/or situation.
If the unvaccinated also refuse hospital treatment, maybe they can claim it’s a personal choice
So, not getting vaccinated is not just a personal choice, and i’m not sure the risk of dying is the same as the risk of being hospitalized. And assesing risks of getting one disease over another fails to take into account it is a new disease and is an addition to existing risks, not an either/or situation.
If the unvaccinated also refuse hospital treatment, maybe they can claim it’s a personal choice