Science exists to seek truth. A common, verifiable reality.
Promotion of ideology and politics, above science, is how we got into this mess. Your individual "liberty",
@Professor G, does not rate against the importance of mitigation and herd immunity, to protect those less resilient than you.
And I'm a geek, so I skew more than a little libertarian, myself. But still, no.
Just because something is obvious, doesn't make it verifiably true. This highly contagious pathogen spreads most effectively through unaffected carriers, specifically younger humans. It's more lethal, more quickly, than the flu.
The behavior of Disney visitors the day before close, of revelers in major cities around Saint Patrick's, of the TSA after the announcement of border closings, is unconscionable.
If even a few people's behaviors can be influenced by these facts, more of the vulnerable and the unlucky (and yes, the reckless, irresponsible, and stupid) will survive.
Both my partner and I are the most resilient of our families, both sides, all generations.
But she's a paramedic. And I'm likely high-risk myself, due to previous lung conditions (childhood pneumonia, bouts of bronchitis, long-ago smoking habit). Neither one of us is very young.
Our parents, on the other hand, are very high-risk. They all have underlying health conditions; make bad life choices; lead stressful, immunocompromised lives...
We accept that they will die. But it would be nice if they stick around for a bit longer, and avoid the agonizing death that Covid-19 brings.
"Humorous", maybe for you. Tone-deaf and utterly devoid of empathy and kindness, definitely.