A week ago, on Aug. 8, a gunman attacked the CDC headquarters in Atlanta, firing nearly 500 rounds, breaking about 150 windows, and killing a police officer.

The shooter had reportedly become fixated on his belief that the Covid-19 vaccine had made him and others sick, and wanted to make “ the public aware of his discontent ,” according to the Georgia Bureau of Investigation. Were it not for the blast-reinforced glass, campus security, and a considerable amount of luck, Aug. 8 would almost certainly have been the deadliest attack against health workers in world history.

The vast majority of Americans who were frustrated with the Covid-19 response, or have been influenced by vaccine misinformation, do not commit acts of violence. Like so many mass shooters before him, the CDC shooter wa

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