Chiamaria, thanks for illustrating what the hard right doesn't get about everybody else. Because most of us accept the science of epidemiology, and understand that it's virtually impossible to fake over half a million death certificates across 50 states-- all in the same way.
Even in ancient times, people understood quarantines and social distancing as a way to limit the spread of contagious disease. (Remember the leper scenes in Ben Hur?)
Actually, my husband and I wear masks in public places because they are mandatory where we live. Social gatherings are currently verboten, and we're all urged to stay home as much as possible.
We live in a small rural community, so we naturally have more social distancing than one would find in a big city with apartment buildings and mass transit.
Thankfully the chief medical officer of our local hospital recently announced that there have been no covid cases here for 3 weeks. Most people that I see in stores, the rec center, on the main street, &c are pulling together by wearing masks and trying to stay 6 feet apart.
So we don't live in fear. Just in a state of community care.
And maybe that's something to think about. No one is an island.
Maybe you'll stay healthy. But if you get symptom-free covid, you can still pass it along to your granny. Or someone else's granny. You mask up for them, if not for yourself.