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I don't see that anything in your comment precludes reciprocation of unnecessarily conservative limitations on one's life. It could be argued that keeping ever
by rovek 5y ago
I don't see that anything in your comment precludes reciprocation of unnecessarily conservative limitations on one's life.
It could be argued that keeping everyone home instead of just those at risk was irrational.
- Pyramus 5y agoThat's a completely different discussion whether the strategy was the right strategy in the first place, and unrelated to my argument. What I'm saying is that given the current situation, player A (OP) loses nothing while player B (the vaccinated) gains something (also called a Pareto improvement). It is not rational for player A to oppose this new situation where B gains something.