Mask mania--women attack black man in elevator

 Andrea Widburg:

Two women show how completely insane COVID mania has driven people

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 A Black man was on an elevator.  Then, two middle-aged White women got on and completely freaked out.  The best guess for their freak-out is that he wasn't wearing a mask (which is indicated by the clarity with which he speaks, unmuffled by a face diaper).

At some point in their freak-out, the man began filming the women as they tried to film him.  Despite apparently being terrified by his germs, the women swarmed the man, at which point he put his hands up defensively to protect himself against them.  One of the women then hit him, and, when he called her on it, she began chanting, "Black lives matter," while her companion continued to insist that he leave the elevator....

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This looks like a Covid crazy masked privilege attack.  If it bothered them that much they could step out and take another elevator. 

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