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“We won’t get back to normal as long as this looming cloud of uncertainty hangs over our society.”
Yes, the looming cloud of “will the guy over there who can’t wear his mask over his nose give me COVID”.
The problem is not the restrictions or potential lawsuits, the problem is the virus.