I’ve noticed quite a few old white people in my city don’t wear masks when walking down the street, but a ton of young third world immigrants do. I think that must have something to do with the saying no factor. It’s easier for an old-timer, who has ties to the land going back generations, to simply say no to their government than it is for some newly-dropped third worlder. And I think if I was living in Japan or something, I would be more inclined to follow the orders of the Japanese government just because I am an outsider. I wouldn’t have that earned connection to Japan where it would be easy to tell the authorities to piss off because I have more claim to this land than they do.