A Postitive Take on Social Distancing
Some of you out there may think our country has spiraled into an Orwellian nightmare of oppressive governmental control where citizens inform upon each other to the State over the slightest infraction, resulting in the jackbooted stomping our of civil liberties into the mud like we’re the kulaks of Stalinist Russia.
Of course you are correct.
But let’s look at the bright side: with everyone wearing masks, you don’t have to look at ugly people anymore. Let’s be honest: most of the people you know are not comely. Plus, bad breath is no longer an issue with the masks and social distancing. All those people in the Gulag labor camps never had that luxury.
When your neighbor, beedy-eyed Betty, reports you to the authorities because she knows for a fact you don’t wear a mask when you’re in the shower, you can take solace in the fact that you can’t see beedy-eyed Betty’s gargoyle-like face. (That is of course, after the waves of terror and revulsion stop pulsing through your body.)
Remember: it’s a better world when most of the people you know are more than six feet away from you.
I’m just trying to keep it positive.

Not only did the kulaks suffer immeasurably, they had to do it without masks and in black and white.
Good points. I shall try to be grateful for these small favors. I have discovered that you can mouth whatever words you want to behind a mask. It does make dealing with the general public a lot more enjoyable.
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It’s especially helpful in work situations.
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