>>>, or that smokers stop smoking and alcohol drinkers stop drinking.
>You can't smoke in most public areas in the US.
>They tried outlawing booze and that didn't work out very well.

What they did to cut down smoking in the U.S. is a model for how they should be approaching a push for the vaccines.
First, the cost of a pack of cigarettes is just outrageous (which is fine with me)
Second, many places (like CVS, to its credit) don't even sell the bloody cancer sticks anymore.
Third, many restaurants banned it altogether. I've never seen hard data, but I've heard anecdotal responses that some restaurants saw an uptick in revenue AFTER smoking bans.

This might surprise you, but given how well the vaccine has performed at keeping people from getting seriously ill, I'd have no problem if every place of business, every public area, etc, made it a rule that you have to keep out unless you've gotten the shots (obviously, for all those 12 and older at this point).

I will never wish ill-will on anyone - but not getting vaccinated (for reasons somehow rooted in "spite" of Biden winning the election, or other ridiculous reasons, and there are several other ones) has to go down as one of the most idiotic decisions any citizen in this country has ever made.

It's time to put the serious squeeze on the unvaxxed. And I mean serious.
If I were any more pro-vaccine, I'd walk around jabbing people in the arm.