> People who want to protect themselves have and those that don't aren't going to. That's not really true. Here in Germany there's plenty of people who tried t

> People who want to protect themselves have and those that don't aren't going to. That's not really true. Here in Germany there's plenty of people who tried to get a booster shot but were turned away because it hasn't been 6.00 months since their last shot[1] (including me, tried to get it before Christmas and the inevitable o'micronwave). Other countries might be more reasonable, Germans gonna German I guess. Come to think of it, that probably explain things like people being turned away on the 25th because they're only eligible for the shot on the 26th and stuff like that. [1] The "STIKO" says it has to be >=6 months, and >=5 months only in "special cases", EMA says >3 months, federal health ministry says >3-4 months, state health ministries say anything between four weeks and six months. My state says three months. Which one is applicable is basically impossible to know.