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You are pathologically determined to force people to live in fear of a very mild disease, affecting an utterly idiotic terror of a cough most people never realize they had. You are not a government official with power to gain, and no human being could be as much of a chickenshit coward as you pose.

The fact is, the people in charge, the people enforcing the quarantine, are utter morons, cowards or hypocrites, as they demonstrate by their failure to enforce the quarantine laws on protesters. Protesting is not a right when it's someone with whom you disagree. It's not a right when white people do it on behalf of white causes. It's not a right when they directly protest at the site of government buildings, directly confronting their legislators, and somehow do so without any damage to property or loss of life. Then public safety is suddenly paramount, and never mind that the vast majority of the public is not even at risk. But all their fears of the China flu go out the window when it's a mob of barbarians terrorizing those without the power or will to resist and stand up for themselves. They're knowingly lying about the threat of the disease, they're too afraid of the mob to stand up for ACTUAL threats to the public safety by enforcing quarantines when it would do some good or they are stupid enough to think the disease will recognize the right to protest.

Meanwhile, actual essential rights, to conduct business, to assemble peacefully (as opposed to rioting or obstructing the public ways or standing in solidarity with movement that is committing violence across the country), and to freely exercise religion are being infringed upon. You don't need to protest, when there are a multitude of superior methods of conveying information and expressing dissatisfaction with the government, and especially when protests mostly interfere with normal business but you do need those other things for a free society. It's not the rest of our faults that blacks and leftwing extremists can't comprehend or express ideas unless they are condensed to simple, short, preferably rhyming phrases that are easy to shout.