I disagree. I always return my cart. I go out of my way to help others. I hold the door open. I smile. I don’t litter.
If masks were effective, that would be one thing. They aren’t: it’s like putting up a chain link fence to stop gnats.
Masks are about fear and control. 
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Key distinction: stewards of the cart never shame cart ditchers. If anything, we pick up the slack and replace stray carts, with only our own sense of duty in mind. A true test of individualism.
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Also the cart issue isn't really up for debate. You either leave the cart in the middle of the lot like an ass or you put it back like a polite person. Cloth and surgical masks have like 0% filtration... It is VERY debatable as to whether they do jack for anyone.
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I put carts away I also understand how viruses/diseases/germs are transmitted. Learned about that as a kid. Apparently much of America hasn’t.
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I think the facts that it's momentary and unaccountable are central to the shopping cart thesis, and masks are the opposite.
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Right. Where I’m at, people that don’t put back shopping carts (and non handicap parking in handicap) are mostly black. Non mask wearers are mostly white guys.
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Putting up a chain link fence to keep out the mosquitoes. For the social good.
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At first I was wearing them all the time. Then moved down to 50% of the time. Now I'm done wearing them.
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Ok but wearing a mask into the bank is kinda fun. Still wondering if it will still be cool when this is all over
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