>Are you in the "they've had enough time to get vaccinated, so if they haven't done so yet let them get COVID" camp? That's a harsh way of putting it, but yes.

>Are you in the "they've had enough time to get vaccinated, so if they haven't done so yet let them get COVID" camp? That's a harsh way of putting it, but yes. Fundamentally, the argument seems to be that kids will bring it home to vulnerable populations. Those vulnerable populations have had a year to get vaccinated and boosted. It is difficult to live in NYC without being vaccinated. I don't think it is wise or prudent to make policy decisions to protect some extreme minority of people who outright refuse preventative medical treatment.