Why is the correct solution not to support people enough that the only reason anyone has to interact is to do "essential" work--for which the they should be paid hazard-level pay--and then do this slowly and carefully? We can offer the vaccine to people who would then feel better taking it--particularly if it means they get to make hazard-level pay--but it wouldn't matter if people didn't: the main risk of getting covid should be "I decided to interact with people, knowing the risks", and it isn't our job to prevent them from getting ill any more than it is our job to police peoples' home lives. This whole "the sky is falling" emergency scenario is a false dichotomy we have constructed to avoid actually staring at the problem of wage slavery :(.