The Virus Doesn’t Care About Your Anger

Anxiety over the pandemic has turned into vitriol. But you can’t be mad at a virus.

Protesters gathered at the Colorado State Capitol on April 19. Photo: Hyoung Chang/MediaNews Group/The Denver Post via Getty Images

Before rows of cars started rolling through America’s cities, with people blocking entrances to hospitals, raising placards, hectoring public officials, and loudly venting about not being able to get their hair done, a single person seemed to capture the mood…