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The masking of vaccinated people is one of two things, 1) the vaccine isn’t working or 2) the polls are showing a problem for democrats next November. If the media starts blaming Trump for producing the vaccine, you know it’s a fraud.
They always quote “tested positive “ when they site cases. It is people that don’t have symptoms or false positives. They don’t site hospitalizations, because the numbers would be a joke. Do we have enough ventilators?
The flattening of the curve was to prolonged the emergency. We could handle a full on from this virus except it would end to soon. The pandemic has been good for Democrats, very good for power. The only problem on the horizon is if enough people catch on about the scam votes and fake covid numbers.
The problem we face, beyond the specifics about crime, COVID, duplicity, and social division, is a palpable breakdown in public order at the same time the public has lost confidence in our government officials and the institutions they lead. The two meta-problems—the breakdown of order and erosion of public confidence—are deeply intertwined because we count on our leaders and institutions to give us reliable information, provide a stable environment (so each of us can go about our lives), and abide by the same rules we all do. Those are foundational elements of a peaceful, liberal, democratic society. Their attrition imperils that society and its governance.