That quote - “Insisting that it's for the public's good, are the first words of tyranny” - is a seductive soundbite, but it's intellectually hollow when unpacked.
If “the public good” is automatically suspect, then we might as well dismantle clean water systems, abolish fire departments, and cancel traffic laws. After all, each was introduced “for the public good”... Does that make stop signs the seeds of dictatorship?
Tyranny doesn't begin with concern for others - it begins when no one is allowed to question authority, not when public health measures are debated transparently. Democracies thrive precisely because we weigh collective benefit with individual rights, not against them.
Rejecting every action taken for the public good isn’t liberty - it’s nihilism dressed up as freedom, just as disingenuous as every claim you’ve made in these anti-vax threads.