We all have a right to use public space. If the users are not interested in the vaccination or don't already have antibodies, that is on them. They will have reaped what they sowed. It's not your business to police that though.

And you ignored what I said about Florida and the other states where people have been going maskless for a long time without the numbers changing the trend.

> I have a right to use public spaces.

So do I, but you say I shouldn't because you're afraid.

I never understood this logic.

The material on both sides of the mask are the same, no? A mask can prevent a virus from leaving your nose/mouth but not enter?