Really curious as to what others think about this as I am on the fence. The below scenario happened today but I have witnessed similar several times over since the pandemic began.
I was in a cafe, behind the person being served, tbf probably only 1.5 metres away from this person but obviously making a good attempt at distancing. Couple behind me was almost on top of me (and not wearing face mask properly). Person in front of me being served yells at person behind me that they are not two metres away from me and need to move back. Couple behind me call man in front of me a rude name and don't move. I then meekly say that they are in fact too close to me. Couple still don't move so in the end I sigh and move so that I am 2m from everyone. Couple behind me huff and say a few choice words and then leave the cafe.
While I feel that the person in front of me was correct in what he said, it also left a bit of a dampener on my coffee experience (just wanting a chilled hour to myself).
What do other people think? Should we police each other at the risk of causing heated discussion and bad feeling or ignore it/leave it to shop or cafe owners to deal with.
YABU - we should tell each other if we are getting too close/not wearing mask correctly
YANBU - leave it so as not to cause friction between customers
FWIW is someone felt I was too close to them and asked me to move I would apologise and take a step back.