It's not clear to me where somebody draws the border on that line of thinking. I own a Honda Minivan. I could probably feed ten starving families for a year, fo

It's not clear to me where somebody draws the border on that line of thinking. I own a Honda Minivan. I could probably feed ten starving families for a year, for what that van cost me. Is there anything you own, that you could do without, that costs more than say, $500? Do you therefore value that thing more than the lives of 100 vaccinated children? If you dismiss that comparison as totally different, then why?