5 People Misbehaving During COVID-19

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I've seen adults not wear masks in public. I try to give them the benefit of the doubt by telling myself they have health issues, but how many people really are in that group? However, the news outs people who have done much worse than that. 

Here are a few of them:

1) Steven Brandenburg

The Wisconsin pharmacist attempted to spoil 57 vials of vaccines because he believed that they would hurt people. This sounds like a concerned but naive man, but he's actually quite outlandish. (He believes the earth is flat, for example). He has been fired from the hospital, which must be for the best. 

Kirk Cameron (Photo Credit: al.com)

2) Kirk Cameron             

The actor organized two Christmas caroling events in southern California. Usually, this isn't a problem. But dozens of mask-less people standing shoulder to shoulder for longer than 15 minutes in the age of COVID-19 is irresponsible and problematic. And he has no regrets, either.  

3) Stacey Griffith 

According to Stacey, Soul Cycle instructors are educators who should get the vaccine before essential workers and senior citizens. She has apologized for cutting in line, but many say she is only sorry because she got caught. I wonder if celebrities (and others, for that matter) will continue showing up to her sessions. 

Skylar Mack
(Photo Credit: The Baltimore Sun) 

4) Skylar Mack 

The American citizen took a vacation to the Cayman Islands, where you must be quarantined for two weeks before going out. After two days, she took off her ankle monitor and snuck out of her hotel to watch her boyfriend compete in a jet ski competition. She was arrested and sentenced to four months in prison for this. She got out after a month, but was that right? 

5) John Stine

According to John, the first vaccine was invented by him. He injected himself and charged 30 others $1,000 for a drug made of ingredients he bought on eBay. He is now charged with trying to sell an illegitimate substance. Attorney General Bob Ferguson called John a "scammer," and he must be right.

Think of others, not just yourself.

- Liv