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by array_key_first
48 days ago
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Wearing a mask was always such a non-issue. Even if the effect was only marginal, there's essentially no cost to wearing a mask. It's, like, slightly uncomfortable. Slightly. As the other commenter said, people complained not because there were legitimate complaints, but rather because they were big babies. I believe you could've asked them to do anything and they would have complained. It wasn't the mask. It was the concept that they would have to do something simple for the greater good, and someone else was asking them to do it. Meaning, they were (are?) fundamentally stubborn, individualistic, and selfish people. |
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