If governments have a right to impose covid vaccine mandates, why is it a greater right than the right of personal choice?
Governments may argue that mandating Covid vaccine is necessary to protect public health and prevent the spread of the virus. They may see this as a reasonable limitation on individual choice in the interest of the collective good.
Individuals may still have a right to make choices about their own health and bodies. However, in the context of a public health emergency, these rights may be subject to reasonable limitations to protect the broader community.
The balance between individual rights and the public good is a complex and ongoing debate, and different societies may have different views on this matter. Ultimately, it is up to each society to decide what balance they wish to strike between individual rights and the collective good, and how to implement policies that reflect that balance.