I’ve talked with people who fled their native European land during WWII. They never wanted war, and they were caught in the middle. If you ask them whose side were they on during the war, they’ll never give you a straight answer. They’ll just shake their heads and say how silly/stupid the whole thing was. In the end, most everyone was pushed into survival mode, and was on their own side (to live). So, if it means taking a few shots (with a “relatively low” risk for complications) because the government said so, or otherwise get punished because they are encouraging dissenters (and stirring up the idea of conflict), then most people will roll up their sleeve and “take one for the team”. It’s ironic how most people would rather let someone else make a bad decision for them, and live with the consequences, rather than make a good decision that is “counter” to the mainstream narrative.