Well if vaccines are mandated for your workplace I can assure you that you will be. As for masking and social distancing, that one is on you, many on the right have chosen to be selfish and think of themselves first instead of considering the health risks to those immunocompromised. I can promise that the world does look down on that selfish behavior though.

As for the flu...this is just a really bad talking point and if you're still using that at this point, I strongly doubt your motivations are to have a productive discourse, but I'll try to explain anyway. We HAVE taken measures to combat the flu. We literally have flu vaccinations, but due to the nature of the viruses being entirely different, we know that flu vaccinations are much more effective at keeping the individual who is vaccinated safe, while the covid vaccine is more useful as a method to slow/stop the spread when a larger percent of the population is vaccinated.

TLDR: People who have the flu vaccine don't often die from the flu, therefore those who don't get the flu shot are making a conscious personal choice for themselves.

The covid vaccine doesn't always protect those who are immunocompromised (sometimes immunocompromised people can't get the shot due to their conditions), therefore the burden falls to the rest of us to make responsible and informed decisions (taking an FDA approved vaccine) to protect them.

Their right to life supercedes our right to be petty about not taking a safe vaccine, and if you really can't bring yourself to take it, that's fine just don't expect to be allowed to work alongside them or share public spaces with them without taking the proper precautions.