What I'm opposed to is the ease with which people are manipulated into going against their better judgement, and simply fall in line with what the expected behavior is. It's certainly not that I'm some anarchist or contrarian or deliberately non-conformist because I'm truly not, I just see how readily people set aside reason and discernment because everybody else is doing something. My initial inquiry into "are you vaccinated" to those who expressed disdain for a man they have never met was because my hypothesis is that there is a positive correlation between what the media tells you to do, and what you do, and that is alarming because it is just stepping stones towards people falling in line with whatever they are told to do for whatever reasons they are told to do them. Not that people are entirely foolish but rather the role that fear and anger plays in the life of a person and their susceptibility to having their rationality overruled by those fleeting impulsive feelings points to how easily they can be controlled. People love to think they're rational when they're really not, and their rationality comes as a post-script attachment to their impulsive decision making as a justification for their behavior rather than the guiding tenet of their volitional will.
So, those who were easily manipulated by the media to have disdain inculcated in their hearts for a random dude, probably also will be just as easily manipulated by the fear of some 'terrifying virulent pathogen' and do whatever they are told to quell that fear. Seeing this then and having an understanding of eschatology, I know that only pain, death, and control will come from people being ruled by fear and if you think that coronavirus was scary, wait until you see what's next.