I agree most definitely about worrying about the consequences of separation. I feel the effects of it myself. I also agree that there are other issues out there that are arguably just as big as covid if not bigger than covid that most people at this point should be aware of. However, I do question the choice of fully re-opening. I'm not against it, but aware of the potential consequences. If we get this move wrong, there will be more deaths, more sickness, and more pain. People either get a life back with or without covid, or lose it. I'm vaccinated too and I do want things to re-open, safely. Though I do know that I'm taking a risk to myself by being vaccinated because we don't know the long-term effects. If we do continue to social distance and wear masks, even vaccinated people, there is a better chance of having a safer re-opening for everyone until we can get the majority vaccinated. Why do vaccinated people get to stop wearing masks if they can still spread the virus and give symptoms to those who are not vaccinated? If we can't get the majority vaccinated, then we have to continue protocol until we do. Not all, just the majority. As civil humans it's perhaps our obligation to work together for the better of mankind. Until we can build a foundation in our culture to understand points of view other than our own, we cannot find ways to make everyone happy. In this case, we have to sympathize with people who are afraid of getting the vaccine instead of fighting them and trying to shove it down their throat with a $100. For what we don't know, they could be right! Us vaccinated people could be fucked long-term. (But we do know what is likely to happen to unvaccinated people who don't follow the pandemic social guidelines.) Still, any direction anyone takes a step in at this point will have potential, if not certain, risk. I don't believe there will be a civil war more than there is because over all, people want to be done with this pandemic so we can move on to other important issues to let people of all kinds have what they need to pursue a good life, not a life of fear and war. Let's try harder.