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I recall at the beginning a woman, at a distance and across the street from me, when I went out for my daily walk, yelling at me for infecting the world by not wearing a mask. She was so distant, I couldn't even see her. I imagined her standing under an EFT tower without a care other than my maskless face because nobody instructed her to beware of EFT towers. And of course that also made me an automatic Trump supporter. I think Trump has become our real life Emmanuel Goldstein. And I think I've come to understand why so many people supported him. There's something refreshingly honest about his dishonesty. It's unlike the stale, predictable dishonesty we're subjected to by the vast majority of politicians today (or ever?), Other than that, the amazing rapidity with which the cashiers at my local Whole Foods had become authorities on how to wear a mask to avoid spreading a non-existent virus, considering that so many of them prior to this couldn't differentiate a turnip from a rutabaga. I guess they were just more interested in health care. And WF was definitely the worst - with Trader Joe's not far behind.. The saddest was a friend who, working from home, told me that she wore a mask at home alone.

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My favorite is a brother of mine showing up to our very elderly parents home, in a haz mat suit including painter's respirator mask. My parents had the good sense not to complie with any government lunacy including masks experimental jabs, social distance, social isolation, etc. and here their own son, a big 6'4 strap of a man was terrified of his own Mother and Father. They told me, he looked like a big gorilla at the door and frightened the life out of them.

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