The idea that most people "not at risk" is wrong.

The idea that collective action is all about trusting government is wrong, it's primarily abut supporting the other people in your community. it's a very USA'ian line of thinking to jump to "Imma screw over my fellow citizens because the government can't be trusted. Freedom!".

The idea that Florida and Sweden are good examples is wrong.

And as above, the idea that the "freedom" implications and the "we've been lied to narrative" not the actual deadly pandemic is wrong. Do not confuse the one crisis (of democratic ideas) with the other (of infectious molecules) or your responses will not be appropriate. They operate at completely different levels of abstraction.

The idea that "we haven't seen the hospital scenarios you describe materialize" is, in my local area, wrong.

> Look at Howard Springs Australia. Look at the vaccine passports. Look at the thread you're posting in. You probably think you're exempt

I have no idea of the point you're trying to make, and please to make no assumptions at all about me.

I googled "Howard Springs" but I have no idea what crazy talking point I am supposed to be nodding along with now.

> governments need to tell me - Exactly when they'll declare this over

You can't vote on the virus's timeline. The only politicians who have tried to declare "it's over" are charlatans.

> governments need to tell me - What's in the vaccine.

Do I need to go into the reasons why this is paranoid delusional, confused idiocy? Governments don't design or manufacture the vaccines. Without a bio-medical background that you and I both lack it's just not comprehensible. And lastly, can you not google the layman's explainers and research papers? I understand why you didn't post this line alone in a comment - it would be flagged and deleted.

All in all, I feel like someone at a party who has engaged a stranger in conversation, and now regrets it, as they speak a lot but say absolutely nothing worth hearing.