To the Editor:
Why is it so difficult to wear a protective mask in a public setting or, for that matter, voluntarily safe distance from others? You might say that it is “uncomfortable” or “I can’t breathe.” Or perhaps it’s because “you have a constitutional right not to wear one if you don’t want to.”
That being said, let’s look at it from the perspective that maybe, just maybe, you might yourself be a carrier of the coronavirus, and the poor son-of-a-b**** you pass on the street, or just happen to be sitting…
July 22, 2020
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