I'm not arguing it's wrong, just that it's a more difficult ethical question. During the past year, I've seen many ads from the authorities here to get vaccinated to protect others from being infected by you, so I disagree with the notion that preventing the spread wasn't a goal in itself, but I realize that this may be different depending on where you live.

I consider myself to have a moral obligation to get vaccinated to reduce my own burden on the health care system, but forcing others to do it is a different story. Surely you must agree that requiring people to take a vaccine just to enter a store is a severe measure that should only be undertaken if it's absolutely necessary?