redrobo wrote:Maybe I'd respect some of the above if they had something constructive to add rather than their sarcasm and the 'couldn't care less' attitude.
Maybe they would treat the issue with more respect if a member of their family suffered and died from Covid.
All Zippy in particular can do is mock the seriousness of the issue....bet his or her attitude would change if he or his loved ones became a victim of Covid due to certain sections of the community who refuse to wear a face mask or follow the Government guidelines.....irrespective of the colour of their politics.

RR , not mocking the seriousness of the issue , just the far out Poundland Mein Kampf elements within your post which i hope you reflect are a bit OTT . Whilst it might be an expectation that everyone will toe the line out of a sense of altruism , many people (NOT including me) have genuine reservations about the vaccine and it is a matter of personal choice that is respected. Instead we see coercion & the use of physiological warfare on the population (aka nudge units) by the state, rather than applied education to improve uptake. Mandatory vaccines must be resisted and I would not attend any UK recreational venue that requires production of a vaccine passport despite having access to one . Its noted that the government seem to have worked hard to undermine its own message by past behaviours on COVID and most of the Govt health advisors got infected early on so good role models are not easy to find in the governing classes (excepting the Queen of course )
As for the spectacle in Sainsbury , I will use it to illustrate a point .
Depending on others to manage your own risk , is not always going to deliver the required result although in some instances it does (aviation for example) .
At the end of the day the interventionist in Sainsbury (or even yourself) could have managed the spectacle with the Non -Mask wearing individual by a) shopping online and eliminating the personal risk and encounter completely b) Giving him a wide berth and minimizing personal risk to a lower level . Wading in like a Karen was always likely to backfire on any intervention to someone with strong feelings on the subject.
In closing (forever on this subject) , a thank you to the football club and team members for making available the facilities for my 3 jabs , I feel lucky to have had the opportunity to have accessed these prophylactic doses, which we recognise are more certain in mitigation than prevention but nonetheless are effective .