Define peaceful?

Yes absolutely people have the right to choose what goes into their bodies ... but people have no right to infect others, especially with a virus that HAS killed people and continues to evolve...and because no one can actually monitor where people go, who/what they touch, or how many times a day they sneeze without covering their mouth.. policies and guidelines are needed to keep people safe, which include the most vulnerable. Protesting infront of KGH where a doctor is treating patients or a nurse is providing care to a dying patient is wrong and IMO creates a stressful environment for both health care workers and patients/family members who are dealing with grief and/or sickness. I have seen protesters in cars aggressively driving and blocking off roundabouts near the bridge. I have seen front desk staff harassed. I have heard hate speech in protest chants. How is that peaceful?

Where were yall at when Indigenous women were forcefully sterilized? disgusting and wrong but non-indigenous people weren't bothered by it unless it was something that was happening to them at that time. Also where were yall at when pro-life people are displaying their signs and calling for anti-abortoon laws? So the policing of bodies is only okay in some instances?

Tbh unless someone is an Indigenous person, I don't give a flying F about their rights in the context of covid-19. If they don't get the vaccine, I hope they also choose not to access our health care services.