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Yes, there was talk early on of considerations to actually prioritize young people and front line workers. The hypothesis being that young people were mostly r
by jjeaff 5y ago
Yes, there was talk early on of considerations to actually prioritize young people and front line workers.
The hypothesis being that young people were mostly responsible for the spread. Even though they weren't necessarily affected by the virus as much.
- j_walter 5y agoTeachers weren't front line workers...they didn't go back to in person learning after being vaccinated. I can understand different considerations, but vaccinating those that were going out, ignoring mandates and spreading the virus over the elderly is just stupid. It's one thing to prioritize multigenerational households that could have unintentional spreading, but it's another to prioritize a population that is failing to follow the rules because they might have a bigger chance to spread with a much lower chance of death.