Making decisions based on "where we are holding now" is extremely shortsighted. Look at what is going on in Israel now, and remember "everybody" had it there already.
The virus acts like a snowball rolling down a hill, it starts off very slowly but then picks up speed and gets larger. Are we looking at a snowball coming down the hill now? I don't know the answer and neither does anybody else. But there is a possibility that it is, and if it is "coming down the hill" then by the time we realize it, it will be coming too fast and too large to stop it. I think it is safe to say that in Israel it "came down the hill", and the restrictions that were put back in place were too little too late and they are facing a complete shutdown now.
So what are we saying? That what is happening now in Israel can't happen here? Won't happen here? We don't care if it happens here?
It is important for everyone to wear masks indoors, social distance, cut out the weddings etc. not because the current circumstances warrant it, but because there is a reasonable possibility that we are heading for a very dangerous situation. I daven everyday that this small uptick will be just that and fade away. But to deny the possibility that we are only a few weeks behind Israel again is being very naive.
Like I have said before, if I'm wrong I'll be the happiest guy around, but C"V if I am right and you are wrong ...?