The redditor implied that only the vulnerable get fully boosted in the future. They were not talking about the typical staggered rollout.

If a medical professional determines that the risk of complications from the COVID vaccine outways its benefits they will not allow that person to receive the vaccine. They also seek informed consent from all patients. A sweeping restriction on covid vaccines is absurd.

The risk of death or long-term complications from COVID is higher than the Myocarditis risk. The vaccines wouldn't be on the market if they had a net negative.

I highly doubt there will be any major vaccine shortages in the future. I bet that the vaccine will be as available every year as the flu vaccine is.

Why not just offer yearly or bi-yearly boosters to everyone? What is the point of restricting it?

If we are gonna do both why not deal with China first? Why are you complaining about this?

This is like refusing to put out a forest fire because there is also a house fire nearby. Deal with the larger threat (China) before dealing with US spying.

Commercial passenger planes will probably look the same as they do now because of windows. Windows are important for reducing passenger stress during flight and safety in case of emergencies.

Windowless planes have been a commercial dead end for a long time.

China poses a serious national security threat to the US. Reducing avenues for Chinese infiltration into American systems isn't hypocrisy. What the US does is irrelevant to banning Chinese tech.

Put some dried corn kernels in the microwave nobody panics. Put unshucked corn in the microwave and everybody loses their minds.