Just like with drunk driving accidents, it is not binary.

And not the same thing at all. It's dishonest to say:

> An unvaccinated person attending a public gathering risks other people's lives as well.

Because it implies there is no risk for the vaccinated to spread disease.

Are you saying it is dishonest to blame drunk driving because it implies there's no risk for the sober to hit people on the roads?

You seem to be arguing for the sake of it. I feel that my statement was pretty clear. If I am communicating poorly, I apologize, but there isn't much more I can add.

I am arguing for the sake of reason. Your statement was pretty clear, but based on a false assumption.

It’s also impossible to establish that one particular person infected another particular person. Drunk driving accidents are precise on actors.