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I was just reflecting to my husband that most all of the as yet unvaccinated individuals in the US must be that way by choice, not due to lack of access to a vaccine.
Do you agree?
I was going to make a poll before I realized how silly that would be as lack of access to a vaccine might go hand-in-hand w lack of asset to city-data.
Remaining unvaccinated is a choice for 99.9% of the unvaccinated.
If you can make it to the grocery store, you can get vaccinated for free. Some people are simply opting not to get the jab which is their private healthcare decision to make for themselves.
Remaining unvaccinated is a choice for 99.9% of the unvaccinated.
If you can make it to the grocery store, you can get vaccinated for free. Some people are simply opting not to get the jab which is their private healthcare decision to make for themselves.
With the exception of people with legitimate medical exemptions, it's choice for almost all of them. I'm sure there are some people in rural areas who don't have transportation, but vaccines have been available to all adults since April, so I think in 8 months, almost all of them would have had the opportunity to get a shot somewhere by now. I could see lack of access being a thing for boosters, though, since those have been available for less time.
I was just reflecting to my husband that most all of the as yet unvaccinated individuals in the US must be that way by choice, not due to lack of access to a vaccine.
Do you agree?
I was going to make a poll before I realized how silly that would be as lack of access to a vaccine might go hand-in-hand w lack of asset to city-data.
Don't you read or watch the news.
It's choice, not access.
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