History does repeat. Love irony.

During Covid, if you were strongly against mandates you were automatically antivax.

With the Palestinian cause, if you are strongly against Israeli's excessive military response in Gaza you are automatically pro-Hamas.

Both a generalisation, not true for all. True for some, some would assume these narative(s) are factual for sure, even though they are not true for the majority at all. Many of those who protested at pro-Palestinian rallies for example......they just don't like schools, hospitals and refugee camps being bombed. Nothing to do with supporting Hamas.

Isn't it ironic that both of these general narratives are heavily promoted by the media and government. Grouping people, demonising them and justifying collective punishment, which is occurring now in Gaza and happened during Covid everywhere as well.

The world is far more nuanced than this eg you can oppose mandates and be pro-vax, just as you can denounce Israeli actions against Palestinians without supporting Hamas.
Be skeptical of narratives as they are often agenda driven, I suppose that is what I am saying. As well as groups form but are comprised of individual thought, that group agreement on one issue (eg mandates) does not automatically mean that same group agree on all others (eg anti-vax).

I'm not sure what world we all want to live in, but nation states targeting domestic populations they occupy with their military is something that is not a desirable new precedent to set.