I can understand the comparison even if it’s a very contentious subject.
In France today, 2021, if you are not vaccinated then you are now in a group of people not accepted in society much anymore. Yes it’s ultimately a choice not to be vaccinated but then it’s also a choice as to what religion you follow. Somehow, perhaps without expecting or understanding it, you have now found yourself in a group that is now barred from the following;
Cafes
Restaurants
Bars
Libraries
Large department stores
Gyms
Sports clubs
Association events
Planes
Long distance trains
School parent evenings
Museums
Doctors
Dentists
Any non-essential healthcare provision
Tourist attractions
Leisure centres
Holiday parks
Hotels
Large events
Theatres
Exhibitions
Nightclubs
Lectures
And there’s probably more. It was shopping centres until it was pointed out that many have supermarkets inside them.
The vaccine passport applies to all over 12’s so any preference or caution exerted to delay vaccinating your teens until there is perhaps some further evidence of safety now means that your whole family can’t eat out together or go to any of the above places even if the parents are both vaccinated.
Of course you can also (at the moment before they start implementing this 2g or 3G nonsense like in Germany and Austria) get entry if you have a negative test no older than 72 hours at a cost of 25 euros or have had a positive pcr test within the past 6 months.
It doesn’t matter if you’re actually just not bloody ill or if you’ve had covid over 6 months ago and survived it fine without needing so much as a gp’s télé consultation. You are lumped into the same group and slowly segregated to the point where in some countries it’s now acceptable to lockdown only the unvaccinated or like in Singapore not pay anything towards their medical costs.
How far do we think it’s acceptable for this segregation to go?
I have nothing against vaccines for those that need them or want them, I have everything against segregation of a group of people based on their medical choice.