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5 Jun, 2022 at 5:17 pm
Absolutely. We were just asked “Why did you get vaccinated and why did your country have mandates” by friends in another country. I can see how my thoughts have changed just from the simple perspective that, at the time we were vaccinated, we believed vaccination might well prevent transmission therefore mandates were justified on the basis that vaccination prevented people infecting others. One leg of the stool got pulled out – with Omicron vaccination reduces the national healthcare burden but not transmission – so the arguments and degree of vehemence around decisions changes. Further, the level of evidence