Mad? No need to assume quite that hard.
I've logged over 800,000 miles under my commuting ass. I'm not mad. I'm feeling rather fortunate I've been able to survive 30 years of mandated ass-numbing drive-torture. Unlike thousands of other VPN-capable employees who are killed every year commuting pointlessly to a job.
Are you mad about the Go Green hypocrisy "justifying" millions of tailpipes pointlessly polluting a planet and killing employees to justify real estate greed? Because you probably should be.
I wonder how the "I only work at home deals with say, the job I retired from. Oh - I traveled - by plane, across time zones, to places we had work, millions of miles not counting the commute. I traveled many hundreds of thousands of miles of driving.
Don't feel sorry for me though, the pay was very good, I could retire at 55 on 6 figures. But if you don't want to travel, then don't travel. You do you. The people I worked with that although they didn't WFH, in many cases refused to travel (they were a group that the institute tried to increase)
Was it worth it? Hell yeah. I enjoy traveling. I enjoy expense account living and per diem. But others have a different outlook. My father for instance, would be happy to never go further than the perimeter of our yard. OTOH, many people find commuting an excruciating experience and would be happiest id they lived their life at home.
If you don't want to do it - do not do it! I'm not claiming that you should. There are many different outlooks. You do you, I do me. I fully support your refusing to work at an office, only from your home. There are many paths, and the one I chose is just different, and one that causes a good deal of angst for some who have possibly as monolithic view of the workplace.