> There are many good reasons not to get vaccinated, some of them even officially recognized as medical exceptions. Having already had COVID is of at least as m

> There are many good reasons not to get vaccinated, some of them even officially recognized as medical exceptions. Having already had COVID is of at least as much if not more value than a vaccination; IMO, and the debates still rage there but few say natural immunity doesn't happen. If you recognize all this, I really wonder what exactly you are arguing against. All the Covid rules I'm familiar with treat a healed infection with covid the same as a vaccination. > In no way does a blanket policy of social shunning benefit individuals or society. If that was the case I would agree with you. But these are not blanket policies and so I'm left to wonder what exactly you object to.