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Idiocy unmasked: Face coverings aren't a symbol of tyranny

One of the things I love about America -- and there are many -- is her deeply ingrained rebelliousness. When the government tells us to do something, we instinctively question it.

Of course, all principles can be taken too far. It's good to question authority, but if a sign says, "Do not swim in pond, there are alligators here," and your response is, "I'll do what I want, you're not the boss of me," you're an idiot.

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