There will be a river of ink spilled and a million blisters hatched from the hand-wringing over what surely is our next COVID-19 controversy.
When wearing a mask – or not – simultaneously represents a statement of personal freedom or common courtesy to your fellow humans, can you imagine the reactions to a coronavirus vaccine?
Oh my.
President Donald Trump has more than hinted that a vaccine could be ready by Nov. 1. Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee now says getting the vaccine is a “personal choice” in a time when personal choices are rarely personal and no longer private or without controversy.
(That said, people, get the dang vaccine. It’s not that hard.)