Parking lot looked dead empty for a pandemic. People need the right to protest, just like the right to leave their home or travel without discretion. Nurses and health care professionals would protest in the same spot with praise. Segregation is the next step for all you vaccine crusaders. Aren't you vaccinated? What does it matter if others don't. If YOU are protected by your vaccine why do others need to be forced to have it for your protection. Safe peaceful protest is allowed anywhere. Or would you prefer our military runs them over? Or put them in death camps? That's what comes next, Karen. You put the Nazi band on your arm in the form of a passport, and you are OK with genocide for the rest. If we go the route of vaccinated freedoms, right or wrong we are on that path. Alternatively we could actually shut down when there are cases instead of valuing commerce over life. Why is this allowed to be posted in r/Vancouver and not forced into some covid sub. Why is it in our face every day, but we can't shut down travel or commerce for 2 weeks. Where are the lines of people rioting to get into the hospital or into the vaccine clinics, or the overflowing ICUs for treatment shouldn't there be angry videos every minute of people who can't get in and are dying from covid? why are the numbers always askew and comparatively nonexistent vs current ongoing health concerns world wide. Why do we hear covid 1000 times a day but can't stop commerce? Opinions are just that, a vaccine would imply stopping infection and transmission. If it doesn't, why is it becoming mandatory, why don't we close our borders, too many questions, and the collective always answers the same. Discussions need to be had, but we don't vote on a single decision that our sock puppet politicians make. Who knows what's right or wrong, this has been pushed so far down our throats at this point that is has to be bullshit, or an agenda. We know it has moved trillions of dollars into the right people's hands, why not consider some discussion... In a covid sub please. Leave the protesters alone, Karen.