Others can correct me if I’m wrong, but I think that with “strategic enclosure to the max” the C’s didn’t mean that we should completely ‘turn the other cheek’, but to be strategic in our ‘resistance’. So, maximum strategy, yes, but not maximum surrender. It of course depends on the situation and where you live, but I think that some civil disobedience, like not wearing a mask, sends an important signal to others (if it doesn’t get you in too much trouble).
It really does depend on where you live. In eastern Europe, we have a kind of encoded distrust of the police - a memory from the time of communism. We don't call the police for every little thing, and we don't generally call them for 'help'. Police means trouble.
I guess in the US where they call the cops for everything and sue everybody over everything and the cops shoot first and the judges are corrupt, some strategies just don't work that well. And clearly not only there. What Wandering Star describes is just messed up.
On the other hand, I keep hearing from people in the US (including for example Mikovits) that there
are legal ways to protect yourself from much of this bullshit, from vaccination, illegal actions by the government, and so on. So you have to know your environment and adjust your strategy to your situation and place.
I used to think I live in a stupid country, but listening to people in this thread, I can't really think of where else I could go these days and view it as an improvement. I can really get away with a lot here, and while my ideas may sometimes sound like jokes, I'm not exaggerating.
During this whole circus, really the only inconvenience that happened to me was that cashier telling me to put my mask on, and had I been in the mood to argue, I'd have probably gotten away with refusing. Other than that, I've pretty much been doing whatever I wanted and nobody said anything. I think while most people here went along with everything, they mostly just wanted to be left alone. So they don't defy the government, but they don't defy me either when I do something else. There aren't that many who get actively involved in policing others.
But yeah, certainly like in many places you have to be a lot more careful. Let's hope something happens that changes this madness soon, because some parts of the world are getting
really insane.
www.oregonlive.com
Here are the present CDC stats: 
The strangest thing I saw was when I drove past the local Tobacco Town. Three people were outside smoking — with anti-respiratory face coverings on. I went by too quickly to see how they accomplished that. Perhaps the physical gyrations simply follow the mental ones. And people certainly seem to be going mental.
