You're creating a strawman by claiming that people who do not believe in coronavirus restrictions are only interested in the inconvenience to themselves. It al

You're creating a strawman by claiming that people who do not believe in coronavirus restrictions are only interested in the inconvenience to themselves. It all registers. I could equally say that you're disregarding the other ~99.9% of people whose lives have been affected by lockdowns. I don't think that's true though - I expect that you think their sacrifice was minor in comparison. Is that right? We don't disagree that people should do basic things to prevent illness - what we disagree on is what a "basic thing" is.