Milgram experience, if autority say something, most are sheep, and if you accepted covid passport and restrictions you are part of the problem.
Of course you've failed to mention that the use of a covid certificate was largely elective. You could simply not go out for dinner or on vacation and you would have been fine. Things are bit different when it comes to mass surveillance, databases, and facial recognition.
Huh? In most of Australia, varying on a state by state basis, signing in via QR code was not elective and was mandatory for all public venues _including shops_. Most people do not have >1 month of food, and restrictions remained in place for a lot longer than that. These sign-ins were tied to vaccination status and the state governments made a two-tier system where they classified what types of business would only allow vaccinated people in.
GP has it right in their assertion that people will just follow what the government says is best. We had a mass-scale demonstration of this in action!
This is highly location dependent. In (most of? all of?) Europe signing in was only required for pubs/restaurants/hotels/concerts and never for essential services like shops or pharmacies.
Do you have to provide your passport to every shop, bus, train, etc that you use? There is a difference between monitoring your id when you travel between nations and being monitored everywhere.
If you accept that breathing asbestos dust can cause lung cancer, are you a good little sheep who is part of the problem?
For the future: Try also reminding people of the microchips which Gates added to the vaccine and that it's all Clintons fault.