I don't disagree with any of this. Surf is indeed a business a business and an important part of the CA soccer landscape. Cities in AZ also have a right to protect their business interests and those of their citizens.
Please point out where I've shit on anyone's choice to come and play if Surf occurs. The topic of the discussion is Surf Cup's Fate, not don't come to Surf Cup. You are arguing that in spite of current health and political conditions in AZ, that Surf should somehow be allowed to carry on as if nothing is happening. But something is happening, a lot is happening, and changing on a daily basis.
A decision will be made here at some point. I will live with that decision and move on with my life. Professionally, there are systems in place that will allow my family and I weather any backlash, if they happen. If they don't, then good. On top of that, if our club decides to play, my youngest will play, like we've done almost every weekend since late AUG. Much easier for me since I live a short distance to fields in Scottsdale.
No one is denying your right to choose, but your right to choose doesn't mean I (or others) have to agree with your choice, your views, and your opinion. It's why these forums exist. They are not designed to confirm your bias, they are designed to share information, get into stupid arguments, and engage intellectually with people across the soccer landscape.