Washington Post op-ed argues individual Americans will *never* be fully vaccinated

Well, at least they’re saying the quiet part out loud:

You. Never. Will. Be.https://t.co/7cxlRUwXUS pic.twitter.com/Pr7Q1yZIqT

— henning rosenbusch (@rosenbusch_) October 23, 2021

Hamblin argues that the term “fully vaccinated” “better describes the goal across a population”:

I wrote about the challenges defining "fully vaccinated." The booster debates show it's less concrete of an idea than the phrase implies. At least, for individuals chasing some fully optimized state. The term better describes the goal across a population. https://t.co/0tkyJhLBkF

— James Hamblin (@jameshamblin) October 22, 2021

And everyone else has to get their shots:

“The fact that vaccinated people are dying of covid-19 in the United States reflects no greater failure than that of everyone else to get their shots and drive the virus into obscurity.” https://t.co/8DAyHdSG1s

— sara zarr (@sarazarrbooks) October 24, 2021

This is NOT a “good piece” as we have the Biden administration imposing mandates without any concern over what actually constitutes “fully vaccinated”:

Good piece from @jameshamblin. "Fully vaccinated" is becoming a slippery concept in the booster era. Should people who received a single J&J dose be considered fully vaccinated? What about those who got a single Pfizer dose after recovering from infection?https://t.co/LPdqYV7OLG

— Liz Highleyman (@LizHIVHep) October 24, 2021

And on and on and on it goes:

It's nice when they say the quiet part out loud.

This will never end. They have not incentive for it to end. https://t.co/IzK1S9WVUO

— paulsmitza (@paulsmitza) October 24, 2021

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