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The actions of 2021 were basically the government making decisions about people's bodies - for them - and in disregard of civil liberties.
Social media voices supported these actions despite numerous warnings that it would set a bad precedent.
The revoke of Roe v. Wade is the same thing: it's now up to the states to tell people what they can and cannot do with their bodies. Which is what those voices specifically asked for (but didn't understand).
We also see that the government is trying to placate by passing toothless laws like the recent funding bill for mental health instead of trying to address the real issue, which is making sure that guns cannot be brought into places where there's a risk of them being used improperly.
Someday, people will understand that what sounds good on paper may not necessarily be what people really want.
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