In that you're asking for the literally impossible given the current and foreseeable state of the art.
And comparing a often serious and deadly disease to the much less serious and deadly "common cold".
With no sign of knowledge of the principle of herd immunity, and how that's an argument to make to anti-vaxers. Right now, a particularly strong one: immunize your children or very appropriately get shunned.
Let me ask you this: how old are you? Are you young enough that neither you nor your parents remember the era when we didn't have vaccines against most of these diseases? I was born a couple of years before the first polio vaccine was approved, and my parents, my mother a RN, were very very glad they could immunize me and my younger siblings against many of the scourges of their lives.
ADDED REPLY: This is a dead (for now) topic, so I'll just point out you're ignoring the morbidity rate, especially the severe but non-fatal outcomes, which were seriously feared back the days. And unless Wikipedia is wrong, your fatality rate is off by 300, it's 3 per 1,000 cases in the years 1987-2000 in the US. In another part of the article, it says 1-2 deaths per 1,000 cases in developed countries.