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Sins of Few Punish Many

Sins of Few Punish Many
Two women observe social distancing measures as they speak to each other from adjacent park benches amidst the CCP virus pandemic, in the center of York, northern England, on March 19, 2020. Oli Scarff/AFP via Getty Images
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The adage “the sins of the few will punish the many” plays out once again in society. For weeks now, law-abiding citizens have surrendered personal liberties by confining themselves to home and wearing face masks when in public. Businesses have complied with authorities by closing their doors, with losses to them and their employees that may never be recouped. Being good citizens is often costly.

John M. Bell
John M. Bell
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Dr. John M. Bell, a retired U.S. Air Force officer, is currently a leadership development consultant with a financial services company headquartered in San Antonio and an adjunct professor at a local university.
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