I like critical thinking and I like learning about all sides of issues - covid is a rabbit hole with different countries measuring cases and deaths in different ways, some articles go viral while others drift away, all very interesting.
Yes do not like to have my liberties infringed unnecessarily... and I have a strong mistrust of government motives - for example...
https://thenarwhal.ca/8-things-alberta-suspends-even-more-environmental-monitoring-oil-gas-industry/
...this was easy to predict... same as Trump destroying environmental regulations using covid as an excuse... etc etc etc
My concern from day one is not with lockdown but it is with the 'momentum' of lockdown... I do believe that the 'cure' has fast become more harmful than covid itself - we are just starting to feel the repercussions - i.e. delayed cancer screening, the nursing home controversy, liberties removed, distrust between people, etc
In general, people still seem to believe that Covid is as dangerous and contagious as first reported from Italy and China... looking back, it is becoming very evident that this has more of the traits of a traditional respiratory disease than something entirely new. But people now seem ready to shout down any dissenting opinions that don't fit what they were told - instead of seeking out new ideas.
I merely took offence at the underlying assumption that I don't have anyone in danger of dying of covid in my life and therefore that's why I am taking a skeptical view of expert and government advice. If that was not your intention, then that's great...