I've noticed something interesting. I have been an "anti-vaxxer" (medical freedom advocate) for a few years now. One thing that tripped me up initially is the argument that, even if a vaccine has risks for some people, it is still necessary to be vaccinated for the "greater good". When I dug in on this, however, the lie was revealed. If the vaccines work then why does it matter what anyone else does? If my vaccine has caused me to develop "protective antibodies" or whatever they try to tell me, then why does it matter if the baby next door doesn't get vaccinated?
What the left is trying to do (and trying to do again via mask ordinances) is to compel a form of "human sacrifice lite" via medical mandates. Here's how it works: Adults will often risk their lives to protect the vulnerable. We will risk our well-being willingly out of love and compassion. What the left wants to do is reverse this. First, the "sacrifice" (as in satanic ritual abuse) is forced on the unwilling or those too young to consent. Second, the sacrifice is for the protection of those who ought to be doing the protecting. Why is it okay to demand an infant receive toxic vaccine dosages to protect "the community"? The baby cannot consent and society, ostensibly ought to be ordered around protecting the next generation not sacrificing them. If you look at the current ordering of society it is BUILT upon demanding/compelling sacrifice from the unwilling for the benefit of the wicked ruling class.
I have natural rights/freedoms that are available to me from God through His Son, Jesus. As the Bible teaches, it was for freedom that Christ has made us free. The other side of this freedom is responsibility. I have authority and freedom regarding what I do about my own health, conversely if I get sick or suffer poor health the responsibility for that, in general, is mine, too. If someone attempts to overrule my personal authority via vaccine mandates or mask mandates, they have become, I believe, personally responsible for the harm they cause. If I voluntarily, without compulsion, submit, the consequences are my own.