Wow. So much wrong with that. Tonsils - irrelevant, pregnant people should be getting jabbed, we're just behind, haemophiliacs can be vaccinated just fine, and you are 8x more likely to get a clot with covid so 'thrombosis' is pretty much irrelevant too.
Yes everyone should have a measles vaccination, definitely, it is a really nasty, wildly more infectious disease than covid that we've nearly forgotten about in the UK but is now on the rise again because of refuseniks stemming basically from one big scientific conspirator.
We will get ahead with covid vaccines, then things can return to normality but unfortunately it won't be this round of them in my opinion, what we really need is one that is a combination, maybe a few different spikes but also the N protein in the capsid that never changes and is common with SARS1 and MERS, that will be a game changer and it is in the works. When a metabolic pathway or a protein or whatever never changes even among millions of mutation opportunities it usually means it causes a catastrophic failure, so the fact it is common among these viruses that are much farther apart than we are from chimps, suggests that will be the case here. Therefore if you make an N protein vaccine work Covid is highly unlikely to be able to mutate it's way out of it.
There are plenty of other treatments and preventative measures in the works too, like that nasal spray that blocks infection.
When levels are high and with partially vaccinated populations you run a high risk of forcing the mutation through natural selection of a full escape mutant then you're just back to square 1 practically and thousands a day is still high.
Keep driving it down with all approaches you can until we are ahead. The summer is going to help obviously but the rate its's going this first round of vaccines is only going to provide a temporary reprieve I'm afraid (again in my view, but I have done the research).