the world doesn't get less divisive because you ignore the burden that people have on resource limited public health systems. Hear no evil, see no evil, speak n

the world doesn't get less divisive because you ignore the burden that people have on resource limited public health systems. Hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil? You're exactly right that not being vaccinated is not unique in this regard. Which is an argument for more intervention. People should obviously be treated even if their illness is a consequence of choice, but this also implies we can have a say in what people do. Population health is always a collective matter, as this pandemic shows. We all share the same ecosystem. Singapore spends 6% of its GDP on healthcare compared to 20% in the US. In Singapore the live expectancy is 83 years, the highest in the world. Some American states rank below mainland China, the nation ranks below Cuba.