Despite all the commotion about Mayor de Blasio's attempt to prod city workers into finally getting vaccinated, he has given them a fallback option that should squelch all the grumbling that this is an incursion on the rights of the holdouts to decide for themselves.
Anyone who's undergone the nose-swab test for the coronavirus knows that it causes nothing more than brief discomfort. If you think that's a better option on a weekly basis than getting vaccinated twice in a four-week period, that's your choice, and it's hardly an untenable one.
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