It is sad there have been 5 deaths overnight, but all were over 60 so all have had months to get fully vaccinated and were not, if people choose not to avail themselves of the acess they were given, unfair to put burdens on those who did.
I agree with you on every part of this except that over 60s have had plenty of time to get fully vaccinated. We have not, as I mentioned previously. Many over 60 were not able to get appointments until early-mid June, and so the 12 week period for AZ second shot won't be up until early-mid Sep.
Further, I understand from relatives in the over 50 bracket in NSW Central Coast who had already received first AZ shot before the change in recommendation to Pfizer, that they are not able to get any earlier appointments to bring forward their second AZ shot to less than 12 weeks because of the (sudden) increase in demand for people to get first shots, which seem to be getting priority.
So overall, I agree with what you are saying, except the victim blaming on the people/person who were not fully vaccinated. Now those who have not had any shots at all, they must shoulder some personal responsibility for that decision, and that includes them having the right to die from something that might not have killed them had they chosen to have even one of the AZ shots they could probably have arranged in the time period. What is hard about that is that I don;t think they also have the right to expose health care staff, and other people in the community, or even other members of their family, but that is the society we live in.
In my view, it is way past time for fully vaccinated people to get freedoms, pour encourager les autres, as they say.
PS edited to add: I am not yet fully vaxxed - have had first shot, and I was a bit slower than others in my circle to start for a number of reasons, and I accept that they should get privileges before me.
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