@Wellbythebloodyhell
You'll never ever know who's been vaccinated and who hasn't . At some point soon we will be released back into society, we'll go to restaurants, we'll have beauty treatments, we will go back to the gym, we'll shop in large shopping centres, we'll go to the theatre, you'll never ever know if the person serving you, or person stood next to you has been vaccinated or not and its not healthy (mentally) to start getting fixated on who has and who hasn't.
I've had my vaccine, my parents have had theirs, my dc will have it if it becomes regulated in children, beyond that I'm not interested who has or hasn't to be honest.
We live in a society where our personal medical information is just that personal , are we going to get to stage where every time we encounter someone new we ask them their vaccine status? I hope not, we need to stop seeing others as disease ridden, its not a healthy approach to have.
All those places you mention are voluntary and can be avoided by the vulnerable/worried/paranoid.
What I'm more worried about are care homes, hospitals, GPs, nurses, carers, home repair/maintenance staff, cleaners, etc. They are people the elderly/vulnerable simply can't avoid.
I think it's unreasonable for an unvaccinated person to work in those jobs where they are likely to come into close contact or into the homes of vulnerable people.
We already had nurses huffing and puffing and eye rolling when my OH has his cancer infusions at the hospital day treatment centre, when the nurses move between patients without changing their gloves, without wiping down the blood pressure cuff nor finger oxymeter, as OH always asks them to change their gloves and anti-bac the equipment.
Nurses/GPs, and workers who come into your homes are going to have to get used to taking precautions to protect their patients/customers and if they're not themselves vaccinated, then they'll have to take more precautions.