There are folks on the Left that want to deny COVID care to sick people who eschewed the vaccination, on the logic that they don't deserve treatment when an easy preventative was available. This represents oddly an Victorian ethical judgement that the Left applies nowhere else
For example, why couldn't the Right in turn then say, "well, let's ban abortion in the cases of consensual sex, because there were multiple readily available pregnancy preventatives available?"
Politics today seems to be all about setting out general principles that one does not want to be held to in any but the narrowest of circumstances. Speaking of precedents, look at the terrible enforcement provisions of the TX abortion law that R's would hate in any other context
I am the worst proof reader. I would have bet almost anything that I had typed "an" and "oddly" in the opposite order
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