Some jobs require you to have a car (and a valid license, and an insurance policy). Others don't.

Some jobs require you to work in close proximity with other people. Others don't.

These are good points. I suppose we will see how many other employers force their employees to be vaccinated, even if they are not in close proximity.

Some jobs actually do require a car, either explicitly or because no other form of transportation would be practical for an area.

Since higher vaccination rates protect other people, I'm hopeful that vaccines become as mandatory as possible. That this bothers anti-vaxxers doesn't bother me, because why should it? I'm not more bothered by this than the vaccine requirement to enter public schools for kids.

I did not say any job, I said "a" job. Yes vaccinations will protect other people. Banning alcohol would protect many people, but its a violation of a person's rights to ban it.

Okay, and? Yes, we don't have rules for every single possibly protective thing, but we do have rules for a lot of them.

Your line of reasoning could also be used against seat belt laws or building codes: why have those for public safety if we don't ban alcohol?

edit: also, while I don't support banning alcohol, it wouldn't be a violation of a person's basic rights to ban it. That used to be the law of the land in the US, and even today there are still some dry counties (alcohol cannot be sold).

>its a violation of a person's rights to ban it

It's literally not. Have you heard of the Prohibition?

Yes, and it was repealed by the 21st amendment. This was done because it is a violation of peoples' rights.

>This was done because it is a violation of peoples' rights.

That’s not why but which rights do you think it violated exactly? There still exist dry counties in the US.

Probably around the same time you can shit yourself and walk around the office like that all day everyday.

If I shit myself, I would know about it and can do something about it. If I have a virus, but no symptoms, how can I prevent spreading?

You know about COVID and can do something about not spreading it: get vaccinated.