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> Noone would blink an eye for mandatory vaccination. Fucks sake, there are mandatory vacc for babies, and half the population have to vaccinate their dogs every year - which also mandatory (for rabies).
There is worldwide resistance for mandatory coronavirus vaccination. Russia also has no real antivax movement (compared to USA), and children almost always vaccinated multiple times, but even there covid vaccines aren't fully accepted by general population. Especially considering that disease looks not that dangerous, but restrictions and media propaganda were too severe. That created dissonance and worked like that story with boy crying about wolf that everyone knew. And now we have antivaxers too.
Another problem are lazy people - they see that covid isn't a big thing after a year, and they need to be motivated to do something. It is very large amount of people, they aren't against vaccines but only restrictions will force them.
Mandatory vaccination also requires mandatory vaccination check infrastructure, restrictions, more policing, some human rights abuse and other unfunny things. So, government decides to go in easy mode and try to make all this quiet. It worked in Moscow, after months of QR-codes they'll get another few millions of vaccinated people, who didn't care before. Then QR-codes were cancelled, but they may return if vaccination speed would be slow again.
> But not everywhere in Russia, and we are not Russia, we are a member state of the EU with a bit more serious expectation to uphold citizen and human rights.
Last year shows that EU isn't better in many cases. Maybe even worse, because your governments are more efficient in their actions.
> And I get back to my point, then why the hell I should pay that fugging insurance, why anyone should pay it?
That is the part of scam - technically you pay for medical help and must get it freely (by law), but in reality they may change rules as they want. And you can't even stop paying while they have no restrictions for anything.