Well, what I think is this: I think you are right, no one should be forced, and the State is screwing us all with this pandemic. I see that for you it is a personal struggle against the State, and I value that because it is a matter of principle. It is simply not right what they are doing. But, evidently, it will not be easy because the State has the strength of millions to exert pressure. So I wonder; how far are you willing to take this?... To what extent do you think you can evade the dictates of the State?... Are you going to take it all or is there a point at which you think it will be better to give up?
On the other hand, I also understand your son, because for him, he probably doesn't care about being tested, the only thing he cares about is probably going back to school and seeing his friends again, the rest probably doesn't matter to him. If he agrees to be tested, do you have to be obligatorily tested or will you only have to be tested if he is positive?
I may have more to say, but I also don't want to go off on a tangent and digress. Maybe in another reply.
Cheers!
RE: REFLEKTIONEN - Reflections about dignity