People actually did push back. But the government and the media tried to squash them.

I'm an outlaw. I never once wore a mask. I went out on errands at least once a week the entire time. No shots at all. At the grocery store, I went in and out the wrong doors and went against the direction arrows on the aisles, as did most other people until the store gave up and removed the arrows.

Family Dollar had a screeching Karen who refused to let me in the door, even just to ask her if the store had something. I'll never set foot in there again.

Wendy's had a male Karen who said that I better not even think of going in there. So I'll never go there again either.

There was a local restaurant where the owner wouldn't allow you to take two or three steps to a table without a mask. She claimed sickness, yet stayed in the kitchen area all the time nowhere near the customers. I said never again, and they had to close down. They are still closed.

I went to a specialist and told them I couldn't wear a mask for health reasons. They didn't want to allow me in, but someone quickly escorted me to an examining room. Then the doctor went on a rant about why aren't I getting shots? I told him I don't want to. I canceled my next appointment and never went back.

Another specialist office, on the other hand, was the first in the area to quit wearing masks, and they never insisted that I wear one.

I don't care a bit about "fitting in."