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Yeah, and if he gets sick and infects someone who dies, too bad for them, right?

• figure_this_out 5y ago
  It sounds like even if he's vaccinated he can still be infected and still spread the virus to others. The vaccine's benefit is being less likely to have a serious case, be hospitalized or die. Sounds like everyone should be masking up and social distancing with or without the vaccine.
• mattrighetti 5y ago
  Actually, yes. People have been offered a solution against covid, people who take the jab is safe from covid, people who didn’t take it made that decision and should take responsibility for that, which means that he/she decided to be in danger (most likely). The cases of people who can’t take the vaccines for medical reasons are so rare that the argument “what about those who can’t?” is superfluous. Even in that case, people who can’t get it for medical reasons should be the first ones to pay attention to their health, follow cdc social distancing procedures and that would keep him/her safe. At this stage COVID in endemic, every year a new vaccine is going to be developed just as for the flu, don’t expect people not affected by this to take 3 doses a year, it would be foolish.