I don’t think so. I don’t think business want to be forced to choose between one half of their customers and the other. But they are forced to, just as we are all forced to wear the useless masks, practice the useless “social distancing”, and deal with all of the other nonsense, for a lie. The reality is that if business actually felt free to require or not require masks and the distancing and the incredibly stupid floating plexiglas everywhere, you’d have some business that would go one way, and some that would go the other (and the few that have tried to go the other way, have been immediately hammered by the government). So almost all businesses go with what the state wants, because they don’t want to be fined or shut down, and because they know the government will support anyone who sues a “non-compliant” business, claimIng that they caught the super scary ultra deadly COVID in that place of business.
But I don't see anyone forcing or even encouraging businesses to require a vaccine passport. This is being driven by consumers.
I know for a fact many that people want evidence they've been vaccinated so they can travel to places that require it. And it's a legitimate role of government to provide that proof if the people ask for it.
So almost all businesses go with what the state wants, because they don’t want to be fined or shut down...
Maybe, but I think they do what makes their customers feel most comfortable. Now, their customers may be responding to what the government recommends but the businesses are just trying to get clients in the door.