With apologies to
@Euclid for continuing the mask discussion here...
1) We all know people who take Judaism to an extreme. I'm not referring to hiddurim, I'm talking about making shtark look OTD. You know those guys that even the Rov or Rosh Yeshiva tells them to take a breath and dial it down a bit? No one ever points to those guys and says I'm dropping Judaism because they're too extreme. So let's stop pointing to grandma alone in a car with a mask as if that's a valid excuse.
2) Others have made the point that as religious Jews, discomfort in dress is second nature to us. It doesn't stop us from doing what we believe is right or necessary.
3) Medically, there is no argument not to wear the mask. Maybe on a case by case basis, but most certainly not on a mass scale.
What this all boils down to is there is no reason not to wear a mask other than personal hergesh. If someone is not inclined to care, regardless of what excuses they may come up with and how many times you disprove them, no argument will change their mind. You can't help someone who doesn't want help.
With all that in mind, bli neder I'll be stepping away from the mask conversations, unless someone has a legitimate question or study that warrants discussion on the mask thread. K'siva Va'Chasima Tova!