No, it isn't. It's just a reason for people to feel justified in their anti-masking desires. It wasn't enough to say "these don't help", it had to become "these make me sick so I won't wear them". People have been wearing masks to help prevent the spread ever since we discovered that sickness was spread through shedding of virus through the mouth and nose. As you've said and many others, quite correctly, you can clearly observe the moisture that ends up on your mask, moisture that would have gone into the air. obviously masks, especially non-N95 ones, don't totally stop virus spread, but they reduce the viral load in an area and it's an easy thing you can do that doesn't cost you fuck all.
For the record if they ever try to put me in a camp I will change my mind about what's going on right quick. That's fucked what they're doing. If indeed that is what's happening over there, I watched the video but the accent and the lack of context before and after the 44 second clip makes it kind of hard to tell exactly what's going on. Doesn't sound good though. Sounds like a reason to fuck with Aboriginal communities (I am just taking your word that it involved Aboriginal communities since the video clip doesn't mention that, nor does it have any text explaining what it is about, or even any comments at the time of this post).
