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Not true. Germany has the "three g" mandate (and it has faced significant pushback). France has no vaccination mandate but does have policies to encourage it, w
by md_ 5y ago
Not true. Germany has the "three g" mandate (and it has faced significant pushback). France has no vaccination mandate but does have policies to encourage it, which have also faced massive protests. Both and the US have first-dose vaccination rates within ten percentage points of each other.
In all three countries, the pushback is primarily from populist/right-wing political movements. This is not a strictly American phenomenon.
- Clubber 5y ago>In all three countries, the pushback is primarily from populist/right-wing political movements. This article says, at least in the US, the poor and young are the least likely to get a vaccine. You have any data for your political assertion that it's primarily right wingers? Keep in mind, politicizing COVID is what got us where we are today. https://www.vox.com/22587443/covid-19-vaccine-refusal-hesitancy-variant-delta-cases-rate https://www.vox.com/22587443/covid-19-vaccine-refusal-hesita...
- sAbakumoff 5y agonote that I wrote "MOST EU countries". So, you suggestion that it's not true makes zero sense.