More fact than rhetoric. > The income gap was there already, all the vaccine passport does is show it No, it also strengthens it; both in opportunity and the

More fact than rhetoric. > The income gap was there already, all the vaccine passport does is show it No, it also strengthens it; both in opportunity and the collective culture. > Anyone who wants to have a posh vaccine passport can get one easily and at no cost A, you're wrong; there are many people who can't get vaccinated for various reasons; myocarditis, clots, GBS, CFS, etc.; and B, you're missing the point. Poorer people and minorities have many good reasons, historical and current, to distrust governments and pharma companies. You say posh four times - it's not about being posh when 80+ % of the population has it. >The columnist doesn't like the income gap, and protests against the least reliable, most easily subverted signifier? Again, you are wide of the mark by a considerable margin. For people who have decided - for reasons you consider valid or otherwise - that they are not going to take this particular vaccine, a vaccine passport is not actually easy to get.