Contact tracing was always going to be a hard slog in America.

The mobility of the people, along with the continental size of our nation (round-trip commutes of 100 miles are common) and the general bustle of the day with multiple stops for necessaries, planned or otherwise....yikes.

And that was before most of the health expert class decided to publicly-execute their credibility by supporting or fearfully-avoiding criticism of massive, crowded protests during the pandemic.

So, yeah--this is accurate (hat-tip to Don):

 

In an age where doxxing does not result in 20 year minimums, the third bolded point is certainly going to happen.

But before that, the "go piss up a rope" responses are going to be off-the-charts.

And in light of current events, there's going to be a shortage of law enforcement to deal with the recalcitrant.