I think you are jumping the gun on the seed issue. This is what I took away from an article where our state attorney general wrote Menards a letter telling them they had to reduce employees in the store to essential workers....that workers inside the store more than likely complained they were staffing the lumber yard or some other none essential items other than required for household repairs like plumbing. Why wouldn't these employees not complain when if laid off they'll not only get their state unemployment benefit but an additional six hundred a week from the federal government added onto it. We all know there isn't anybody at Menards taking home close to a thousand a week which about what it will all add up to once the two payments are combined.
I was at Walmart yesterday to get a prescription filled for my cat (and yes I had a n95 mask and goggles on) and I was able to walk all over the store while they worked on filling the order. I didn't see any you can't buy this signs anywhere, the only difference in the whole trip was shopping carts laid on their side outside the store to keep people from trying to get inside without being counted as they've went to reducing the amount of people they let inside at one time. As far as food went it was stocked pretty well and there were several items reduced down for fast sell as there's not enough people out buying perishable goods right now like cottage cheese. The majority are stocked up and tucked away at home.
My take is once this virus spreads more creating a herd immunity effect and with the use of the hydroxychloroquine to bide us over until a vaccine is ready we will see a trend towards letting communities with low to no virus start heading back to work. I think in the long run this is going to be much like any virus and those who opt to get a vaccine will keep the death rate down comparable to other viruses....given that is there is no secret bioweaponry we come to learn about involved with this virus. With that said those who'd rather opt not to get a vaccine may actually feel they are left to live a life with a helmet over their heads instead...but that's on them. Right now just getting to the point of having the vaccine is about the only real threat to get through.
RE: Sovereignty, Covid-19, and the State