Former anti-gay hard leftist MSNBC propagandist Joy Reid double-masks while jogging outdoors, no matter what even the CDC says about not needing to wear a mask in such circumstances. Now
there's a real virtue signaler... or, more likely, another moronic ignoramus who can't understand basic science of viral transmission.
The brief video of her interaction with "Dr." Sanjay Gupta is at the site.
https://hotair.com/allahpundit/2021/04/28/joy-reid-i-dont-know-about-you-but-i-wore-two-masks-when-i-went-jogging-today-n386438Joy Reid: I don't know about you but I wore two masks when I went jogging today Running outdoors with members of your household (or by yourself, of course) was one of only two activities listed in the CDC’s new guidance yesterday that can be done without a mask *even if you’re unvaccinated.* Reid isn’t. She’s had both shots. The
odds of her either getting infected or infecting someone else during the course of a jog must be
one in many millions.
But this isn’t about science anymore, is it?
It’s pure “I care more than you” virtue-signaling nonsense. Anyone can wear a mask in a risky environment, the thinking goes, but the person who wears a mask in an environment where the risk is near zero? Why, that’s a person who’s really considerate of those around them, or so Reid wants us to believe. Watch, then read on.
That isn’t the first time she’s broadcast her extreme risk-aversion to her audience. From a few weeks ago:
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Even for a virtue-signaler, that’s a lot of signaling — or at least I hope that’s what she’s up to. If she’s genuinely still so terrified of COVID post-vaccination that she won’t do anything indoors, even with the CDC’s endorsement, I pity her. At that point it’s not risk-aversion anymore, it’s paranoia. And borderline anti-vax.
Whatever, though. If she wants to double-mask outdoors after being immunized, it’s no one else’s business. Besides, in due time peer pressure will lead her to change her mind. The fewer masks are being worn outside by others, the more mask-clingers will begin to feel “overdressed” among them.