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Article content As a pro-freedom columnist for the pro-freedom National Post, I am often asked if I have anything to say about Canada’s headline-making lockdown refuseniks. There was Toronto barbecue pitmaster Adam Skelly, for example, who declined to keep his restaurant closed or, apparently, to implement any anti-COVID measures when he brazenly reopened. And there is Edmonton-area pastor James Coates, who keeps hosting prohibited services at his GraceLife Church and allegedly not enforcing any social-distancing or masking rules. My basic answer is that if people aren’t going to take the most basic precautions on their fellow citizens’ behalf, I’m not going to go to bat for them. That you should be able to eat in a restaurant or worship at church during the COVID-19 pandemic are very arguable positions, to which I am sympathetic (and hungry). That you should try to keep your distance from people you don’t live with really isn’t an arguable point. The virus doesn’t sp

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