The narrative-congruent answer would be that by wearing the mask he's protecting people who haven't had the vaccine, since the narrative says the mask protects others, not the wearer. But that would be admitting that the vaccine doesn't prevent him from getting it, just reduces the symptoms.
The narrative-congruent answer would be that by wearing the mask he's protecting people who haven't had the vaccine, since the narrative says the mask protects others, not the wearer. But that would be admitting that the vaccine doesn't prevent him from getting it, just reduces the symptoms.
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