Vaccinated Rights

 I've said it before and I will continue to say it: Now that every American adult can easily get a Covid Vaccine (and can even pick which one you get) and over 140 Million have already those of us who are vaccinated should not have the same restrictions as those who decided to not get vaccinated.

Covid Vaccines are not mandatory and a person can decide whether they get one or not - that is their right. It is also my right to decide to get one and not to be restricted in the same way as an unvaccinated person who can easily get it and infect others.

If you are unvaccinated and get Covid then no one should feel sorry for you since you made your choice. We should focus on the hundreds of thousands (583,439 to be exact) of Americans who have died of Covid and had no choice, the long-haulers still suffering and the few vaccinated people who still get Covid.

I'm glad to see Covid Passports and Passes being made (even in places where they aren't legal - there's always a loophole) since those of us who have been vaccinated and anyone who hasn't been vaccinated but can constantly supply a negative Covid Test should be allowed to continue life as we did in 2019.

Schools and Universities require other Vaccines for their students to attend and that is no different than restaurants, entertainment places, etc. doing the same now. Stores have had: "No Shirt. No Shoes. No Service." signs for decades. Now they can have: "No Shirt. No Shoes. No Mask. No Covid Vaccine. No Negative Covid Test. No Service." to that.

 If you don't like it then no one is making you participate  - and most will stop you from participating so the rest of us who care about our health and the health of others can enjoy ourselves. You can stay with all the unvaccinated infecting and re-infecting each other.