‘Breaking society apart’: Unvaccinated people are angry as they face more Covid restrictions – By Holly Ellyatt (CNBC) / Aug 13 2021
- The divide between the vaccinated and unvaccinated when it comes to Covid is likely to become even deeper as time goes on.
- An increasing number of restrictions on those yet to receive a Covid shot are being introduced in Europe and the U.S.
- The ease or freedom to travel, work, socialize and engage in leisure activities is increasingly determined by one’s Covid vaccination status.
LONDON — The divide between the vaccinated and unvaccinated when it comes to Covid-19 is likely to become even deeper, with officials in the U.S. and Europe planning, or introducing, an increasing number of restrictions on people who haven’t gotten a Covid shot.
Almost all governments around the world have so far resisted making Covid vaccination mandatory for their citizens, although many have introduced forms of Covid vaccination certificates, passes or passports that allow the immunized bearer more freedoms and work opportunities than unvaccinated people.
Aspects of daily life are increasingly complicated for anyone who is not vaccinated against Covid, and there is a rising sense of anger and injustice among those who reject the vaccine.
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