People-- smart people, especially-- can oppose something without being afraid of it. Fear doesn't have to be a factor.
I'm not afraid of anti-gun legislation, but I oppose it because it violates human rights.
I'm not afraid of vaccine passports (or driver's licenses), but I oppose them because they violate human rights.
I'm not afraid of snakes, but I oppose putting them in other people's houses without their consent because that would violate their rights. The people, not the snakes.
To imagine that opposition to something must be based in fear is rather ignorant. It may even be a case of projection.
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