I looked through these articles and also did a bit more reading. In multiple cases, the individual was given the opportunity to comply with the law (or request

I looked through these articles and also did a bit more reading. In multiple cases, the individual was given the opportunity to comply with the law (or request, in the case of a private business), refused, and then was arrested for trespassing when they were asked to leave. That's actually different from "Arrested for not wearing a mask". In one article, the women who refused to wear the mask threatened to cough on people. In another case, the lawsuit was thrown out by the judge; the individual who was arrested was actually given the opportunity to vote (in a no-mask area), but refused and then was asked to leave, then arrested for trespassing. There certainly were rights violations, and unnecessary violence/arrests by law enforcement officials. I'm not excusing those, but I will observe that it's challenging to uphold the law in a rapidly changing medical emergency. In another ac