No, I don't think so.
The teacher is a vector. The person with Asthma limiting his risk exposure while developing iPhone apps is at much less risk to himself and as a vector.
Also, we are talking about receiving 3-4m vaccines per week soon, so it's much less critical than before to starting sniping at vaccine targets we need, the other group you are talking will in actually just be delayed by a few days.
Yes sure....but the Asthmatic who work at a retail store, grocery store, salesman or in a food processing plant.....
Do you think that person is at equal risk that is counter part without asthma?
The diabete who is installing network into people homes all day long, the one who's working in a 600 peoples shop.
Teachers are a vector it's true, and I'm not saying they shouldn't be included.....they should.
But what are we trying to do here?
Stop the transmission?...yeah sure, eventually....if your goal is to stop it, do like Ontario and close the school.
Stop the hospitalization? Well, vaccinated those at higher risk of getting there will do that....and that's not what we are doing.
They are vaccinating those who helped run the economy right now, more than anything.
Even this morning, Dumont asked the one taking care of the teachers if she expected the teachers to be vaccinated before people who are asthamtic and she answers: Of course not......
But they will