If you don't like the above sentence, you are literally a Nazi, as in 'by definition'; you desire the curtailment of the rights of your political enemies.
THEY ARE NOT FUCKING NAZIS. Jesus H Christ on a bike, stop comparing a few restrictions to the Third Reich.
A lot of people get upset about having Nazism explained to them, because they don't think that's what they are. But there are people on this very thread saying that going to gigs or restaurants etc is a privilege, and it isn't. The freedom to go about one's business freely is a RIGHT and, by the way, the corollary responsibility is to exercise that right, not to blandly submit to experimental drugs.
Again. There are no actual Nazis here. Stop it. Stop comparing the systematic murder (and all the other degradations that happened over the decade before that) to a few restrictions during a global pandemic.
It is a very weak and lazy argument.
Bottom line: If pubs, clubs, events want to survive you can bet your bottom dollar that even if the government don't require vaccinations to enter, if they lose custom because of that, they will start to require them themselves. That is how the free market works. But there isn't a free market in the UK, there is government control. So like it or not the government, on advice of its scientific advisers has implemented some measures.
I can understand people who don't want to get vaccinated because they don't trust the government, don't trust the vaccine, still aren't sure it's safe or effective or whatever. As long as they have done some reading themselves and aren't just listening to conspiracy nuts.
But. "oh i got the vaccination or else i couldn't go to Majorca" isn't a principled anti-vaccination stance, is it? So if the govt nudge unit says to the government "if you attach some strings to some fun things, people who are a bit wavery and don't actually believe all the conspiracy theories, will get vaccinated" and thus we will move closer to the point of high enough vaccination rates for everything to open again.
That is the point we are currently at. It isn't about curtailing the rights of people who have a sound reason for not wanting to be vaccinated (outlined above) it is about capturing those who really don't care but are just making noise for some reason.
In a few months it's Christmas. Based on last year i expect there to be a relaxation of the rules, with an accompanying small spike afterwards. But we'll see. I'd rather not have any spike, no deaths and low new cases. But we are where we are