ares about the lower end of the income spectrum, I don't know why they're not making a bigger deal about that. It's viscerally disgusting. To me it feels like walking onto a plantation in the days of slavery. Like what it would feel to have such obvious signs of unequal treatment of human beings. Obviously it's not like slavery so before somebody goes wild and says oh you compared mask wearing to slavery, no no no no no. It's just an analogy. Settle down. Settle down. It's not the Holocaust. It's just masks. But in terms of both of them giving you a visceral feel, I don't know. I can't get past it.

And tell me if this makes it worse. If you see somebody who's Black and underpaid and wearing a mask when you're not, doesn't it make you feel a little extra creepy? You know, maybe you shouldn't because again that would be bigoted. It would be bigoted to have any opinion about the color of the person wearing it. But you know we're still primed that way. We're primed by the news, our own history of slavery, etc. So you do see it that way. At least I do. It gives it that little extra like what the hell are we doing? How do we allow it? How do the rich people allow it? Honestly everybody should be complaining about that. The lack, I guess it more than other things shows a lack of consideration for other people in such a fundamental way that it's just disgusting. It's one thing if you say you know I don't want to raise my taxes to give it to other people because that you can explain that in terms of the system works better if everybody has to look out for themselves if they can, if they have the ability. But this isn't one of those times. It's not like there's any larger system that's being supported by it. Nothing's being supported by it. It's literally just discriminating against people who don't have power. That's it. It's just power. It's an absolute brutal disgusting use