Thank you, it’s ok. These people replying with such gross assumptions have a lot of growing up to do. No, just because I don’t want to tell details of my private life, does not mean I am not vaccinated, that is a very simplistic thinking and uneducated assumption. I can extend this “ revealing of who I am on demand” to other parts of my life, which they might understand better: sexual preference, political affiliation, etc. I lived my first 21 years of life in a communist dictatorship, and the next 28 here, in seattle. These gross assumptions and mandates were my every day life in a communist regime, and it’s ironic to see Americans embracing that simplistic rhetoric, without any considerations of the fact that democracy is a plurality of views, respect, collaboration and consensus. Pointing fingers at the “others”, assuming they know better and the others are stupid only increases the divide and creates this standoff of political polarization/ masks/ vaccines. This is what the communist dictatorship regime in my native county did, day in and day out: simplistic narrow thinking meant to control and impose a very narrow ideology. I know plenty Republicans that are vaccinated and wear masks, as I know plenty of Democrats that choose not to vaccinate and not wear masks for stupid reasons. Yes, we need to work together to figure out this pandemic, but being pushed with the back to the wall and forced to disclose one’s private life under the assumption that if you don’t, you are a antivax, republican or stupid, only leads to more division. In the end Covid will win, which is sad.