Closest thing I can relate to is the airport scanning machines in the US which I refused for a long time because I felt at best they were just useless pork-barr

Closest thing I can relate to is the airport scanning machines in the US which I refused for a long time because I felt at best they were just useless pork-barrel spending so the gov't can appear to be doing something to protect us from terrorism while enriching their donors and at worst an unproven technology and unnecessary privacy violation that would only continue to be pushed further unless citizens took a stand. Eventually I decided I had "protested" long enough and just started going through the scanners like everyone else but it still feels like an acquiescence to something that shouldn't have been allowed in the first place. I don't feel remotely similar about vaccines or vaccine mandates though.