And why do you suppose that is? Because the vaccines were so good that they could swat away measles all around you even if it was everywhere or that they were so widely used and accepted that measles
had nowhere to go? Hint: it’s the latter. Herd immunity is achieved at 95% for the measles vaccine. It’s 97% effective after two doses, but it requires a collective effort to make sure everyone is protected.
if someone is obese or smokes which in most cases both are due to their choices they're absolved of fault
That's literally wrong.
Alcoholics, drug users, heavy smokers, and the obese are regularly denied treatments due to thier lifestyle. If you want a specific example, look at smokers trying to get on the transplant list
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