Three are plenty of opportunities (to mock the consequences of other people's decisions), to go around.

It's an easy trap to fall into.

I actually maintain that almost everyone is being brave and selfless, the best way they know how.
Some people are risking dying from a virus, to save us all from descending into a totalitarian nightmare.
Others are willing to sacrifice freedom and risk side effects of a jab, to save us all from a viral apocalypse.

I'd be interested to hear your thoughts on the former. Do you have a framework for discerning a point where the state has too much control over the individual?