Of vaccine uptake.

Kids getting the vax is a way to prevent outbreaks among them, to do cool stuff like keeping schools open, and letting them play with their 75 and older grandparents, because, you know, data shows that it helps everyone to spread it less (yes, I know, that is not the same as a guarantee). It also limits spread among kids, which reduces chances of new variants, like the one you were celebrating elsewhere in this thread because of the spike in deaths in MN nursing homes, which you cherry picked to try to support your unsupportable anti-vax-pro-Covid stance.

Vaxxing everyone makes the odds as low as they can be of new variants, which could be worse than any around today. That’s the whole point here - if vaccines could have been rolled out quickly enough in India, there would be far less chance of a Delta variant. Oh well, happened too early in the pandemic and India is a very large and still impoverished country. But going forward as vaccines become more ubiquitous, we can dramatically reduce odds of such developments, if we can defeat strange pro-covid campaigns like yours.