>forcing it upon them will do nobody any good I'm not saying it would be a net good or a net bad, but it would presumably save a number of lives. This might st

>forcing it upon them will do nobody any good I'm not saying it would be a net good or a net bad, but it would presumably save a number of lives. This might still be a net bad with the increased distrust and loss of choice and all that, but I don't think it's at all fair to say that "nobody" would benefit. For example, those with weakened immune systems who for some reason cannot be vaccinated would probably benefit greatly. Again, I'm not saying the answer is or isn't to force them, but it's not because nobody would benefit.