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So much hatred. Is that the Torah way? Why cant we allow and respect each person their choice? Respect the areas that require masks even if you dont believe in them. Just as you would like people to respect tznius requirements in places that request them. Just as you would respect the request for quiet in the library. Just as you would respect behavior norms when expected. In addition, please respect the fact that many families lost a love one due to this virus and are sensitive to callous remarks. Please respect the fact that many families parnassa was terribly hurt and let us try to support their current endeavors. Let us lovingly and patiently rebuild, not destroy. You dont want a vaccine? who is forcing? Why call those who do want boosters- derogatory names. That isnt the Torah way.
Question of Loshon Horo belong to your LOR, online reviews are known to be subjective, anonymous, and suspect of being written by a competitor or best friend of the business owner. One bad review doesnt mean anything, 1000 absolutely do. A good manager reads the reviews and responds to the criticism with a thank you for the tip off, it wont happen again!! Any business owner will tell you that no feedback is worse than bad feedback. I think its all about how you present the (bad) facts. I once gave a scathing review on a kosher restaurant but I sprinkled it with deserved compliments. The manager immediately answered me online that they had a staff meeting that very night to discuss my review and changes were made and thank you for bringing these problems to their attention. The quiet unhappy customers arent helping.