Congressman Richard Neal Takes Picture At Westfield Coffeehouse Without Mask On Despite Constantly Lecturing Others About Wearing A Mask
Congressman Richard Neal is a big proponent of wearing masks, and frequently lectures constituents about why they should wear one.
It doesn’t matter what color your mask is… just wear one! Thanks to @RepDelBene, #OnWednesdaysWeWearPink pic.twitter.com/QUb5gOXtxp
— Rep. Richard Neal (@RepRichardNeal) July 22, 2020
As we head into the weekend, remember to #MaskUpMA https://t.co/8G4Z0ljOMK
— Rep. Richard Neal (@RepRichardNeal) July 31, 2020
Big mask guy. Loves to virtue signal about it. Except he made it clear over the weekend he doesn’t actually care about wearing a mask and neither should you.
Not only does he not have a mask on, no one else does either. Yet they’re inside and smiling because not one them is remotely worried about COVID. The employees are all young and healthy, and have no chance of dying from coronavirus. Even someone like Richie Neal has a very slim chance of being hospitalized if he contracted the virus. More importantly they’re all smart enough to realize that a dirty piece of cloth manufactured by a 7 year old in Vietnam can save them from getting it. We keep catching politicians doing this because this is how normal people behave when they think no one is looking. The second I’m around family and friends I take the masks off and so does everyone else. Masks are nothing more than a tool for virtue signaling that we’ve been conditioned to wear in order to please the small percentage of the population that is still worried about COVID.
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