Rabbi, according to the green-pass guidelines, a store larger than 100 square meters is required to admit only people with a green pass, while a store under 80 square meters can admit everyone, vaccinated and unvaccinated alike. It’s ridiculous — as if the virus sees a sign at the entrance to a 105-square-meter store and says, “Alright, fine, I won’t go in,” but when it sees a 78-square-meter store it says, “Charge ahead!” As if it has some special radar. It’s ridiculous, an insult to the intelligence, an insult to us as citizens. I do not see myself as obligated in any way to behave according to and respect such foolishness, which lacks any medical or epidemiological justification and is promoting forced vaccination. In addition, today a very significant number of vaccinated people are the ones getting infected with coronavirus, creating the illusion that the green pass protects, while reality shows that it does not. Good luck with taking the fourth vaccine, Rabbi.

Truly magnificent logic. Did you come up with these arguments all by yourself?

I also don’t see myself as obligated to a stupid system that determines that eating an olive’s bulk of pork incurs lashes, but a little less does not. A system that disqualifies a sukkah of 20.01 cubits and validates a sukkah of 20. Ten people make a quorum, but 9 do not. And so on.
Not all the decisions that were made are necessarily correct, but armchair geniuses and self-appointed expert epidemiologists like you and the rest of the anti-vaccine “lovers of liberty” are a significant part of the reason for what is happening here. So is it any wonder that people mock your/our intelligence?
Good luck with the first vaccine.