>If people don't want to take personal precautions, they should be at liberty to assume the additional risk. I agree to a point. If their personal choices enda

>If people don't want to take personal precautions, they should be at liberty to assume the additional risk. I agree to a point. If their personal choices endanger others, then it's less about their liberties and more about how their choices impact others negatively. Another part of the problem is more human in nature. People are tired of others crying about their own freedoms in regards to vax, but declaring other's freedoms are their choice as well. You know the political party I'm speaking of.