GUWonder

The number of law enforcement personnel per capita in Washington (DC) during the typical Monday-Friday period far exceeds the number of law enforcement personnel per capita in the Brussels region (of c. 1.2M people) during comparable days. [US federal police are a huge presence above and beyond the District's own law enforcement personnel.] But what difference does it make in this regard? Much like Washington, Brussels is nowhere close to pushing for "immunity passports" and having them checked by law enforcement personnel on the public streets in either capital region. The EU's biggest powers are not currently on board having "immunity passports" for people to live normal lives of going out and about their business within countries and even across borders within the Schengen region and creating a class of citizens who are more privileged than other citizens just because some happened to get quicker access to a vaccine.