#VaccinePassports are bad for public health. It forces very low-risk young adults to get it before high-risk older people around the world, leading to unnecessary deaths. Why are @SherylNYT and @adamliptak at @nytimes making it a left/right issue?https://www.nytimes.com/2021/04/06/us/politics/vaccine-passports-coronavirus.html?referringSource=articleShare …
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I am afraid that I don‘t fully understand your argument. Since every country has its own vaccination strategy, they will first vaccinate all their people with the doses they have ordered, irrespective of whether there are passports or not - wouldn‘t they?
Example: If Switzerland requires vaccine passports, then a rich low-risk 30 year old Brazilian businessman wanting to visit Zürich will ensure that he gets the vaccine before the 70 year old grandparents in the favelas.
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In how many countries are vaccination priorities determined by the recipient, and not some kind of government policy?
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The wealthy Brazilian businessman will get the vaccine anyway. Indeed Brazilian businessman is trying to buy vaccines with support from the federal government.https://www.google.com.br/amp/s/mobile.reuters.com/article/amp/idUSKBN29V1TY …
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What you've said has no bearing on the US which has a glut of vaccines. Just heard about a bunch that were thrown out because not enough people for them. There's no excuse not to get one. Passports should be required for everyone's safety.
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This is a very far removed side effect of policy in Europe. When has Western health or economic policies ever consiered butterfly effect welfare of favela residents in developing world. Never, so why now, this is just a deflection really.
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