I do not know unless they mention something.
And if another person doesn't tell you up front their vaccination or other status upfront, then there is no reasonable conslusion you can make about whether the total strangers around you are .. in your mind... safe to you or not. And that is why individuals can make personal decisions to best protect themselves, as it is virtually impossible to know for certain what is going on with others, not in a free country, and not without the draconian rules for example being done in places like China.
It's not just protecting myself. It's protecting others around me as well.
But the virus does not prevent people ultimately from getting covid anyway as we now know. So, you should just worry about yourself is my view.
Yes, but the difference is, vaccinated people are less likely to to suffer extreme effects of Covid if infected and generally recover more quickly while having less chance of spreading the virus.
Great! And you are vaccinated and boosted, so why are you concerned about what the others do or don't do? If they get sicker than you would due to lack of boosters, then that is their choice to take that risk. But what people like yourself need to accept, is that for some people they feel that mRNA is a risk to them and the way these vaccines work to possibly make human immune systems weak or lazy in the longer run, and therefore a problem down the road. These are legitimate concerns, and we need to respect the choices others make for themselves.
It doesn't change the fact that individual choice in a free society ought to be respected. There has to be a balance, otherwise we end up no different than China.
Getting vaccinated during a pandemic is just common sense.
No, it is a decision based on the individual reward vs the individual risk, not a one size fits all response, especially since the information has either changed or been manipulated more than once as we know. And there is also a LONG history of pharmaecita companies paying out BILLIONS in damages due to drugs which damaged people's health, so there are legitimate trust concerns people have, especially young and healthy people.
When your "choice" has the possibility of affecting me and my or others health, then choosing to not be vaccinated is not to be respected, nor are you.
Fine, don't respect me. But what are you basing this on with me personally? Have I even indicated whether or not I have been vaccinated or not to you? No, I haven't. So, basicaly all you are describing to me is a feeling you have about situations, without knowing actual reality. I could tell you I am vaccinated and then what, you respect me? Anyone could by lying about that, so far better for each of us to worry about ourselves, and stop attempting to control others, because you cannot control others... well, unless we to the China thing, and is that what you want?