You have math's, but you get all scared, when ONE person ages 30 dies of it, yeah I believe you. Already had it, as has about 20 of my friends, nobody has died, unless your very unlucky or virtually dead already it's a nothing burger.
Oh, since you had it. Seams you have no concern about your grandpa and grandma. Go and give your plasma, dude.
Last Grand parent died 10years ago, so not a huge issue. When they start taking blood here, I will, big lad then can take double.
Can these two statements go together? ("some governments" an "idiotic minority") I wonder if all the governments that just gave localized and national recommendations and did not institute lockdowns are going to force their citizens to take a vaccine. It is a lot of countries and a lot of people. Are American's not going to travel to those countries anymore? Is America going to restrict citizens from those countries from traveling to America? I guess a new life rule will be, make sure you don't know anyone who knows someone, who knows someone, who knows someone from Sweden.
It is four levels of restrictions, the highest one 4 traveling is forbidden. So to answer your question it is possible at time to time. Do you have any concerns about it?
Personally, no. My point was there are numerous countries with large populations with varying degrees of recommendations and restrictions. Many of those governments are not beholding to multinational pharmaceutical companies the way US politician's are. I doubt those countries are going to mandate vaccination, even America doesn't mandate flu vaccinations. People (asymptomatic super-spreaders) will travel from Belarus, Brazil and Belize to wrbtrader's city and there really isn't anything that can be done about it. Sars Coronavirus, Sars Coronavirus2, Sars Coronavirus3, vaccine, mutation, vaccine, mutation.... Panta Rhei
If some of these countries want to expand travel business they will do all precautions steps. That is all about economy.