@JMMaok I totally get what you're saying and accept that premise. If my experience is anything like others', those of us still wearing masks have personal experience with the hostility and violence (to varying degrees). I wouldn't necessarily define someone as anti-mask because they don't wear them, but rather because they advocate against and shame those who do. If [good] masks were mandated in healthcare, I expect most who don't currently wear them, would. As to enforcement, I'm sensitive to that consideration. Pushing back against dysregulated, vicious elements of society is never easy and it does seem that we've yet again allowed them to dictate terms. I'm not sure the dynamics of undoing the damage of anti-mask messaging at this point, but it does seem that anti-mask sentiment's primary mode of operation is societal/peer pressure -- I don't see how it wouldn't work equally and oppositely.