The toilet paper aisle has become the vortex of fear-filled frenzy in America yet again. Dockworkers at East Coast and Gulf Coast ports went on strike Tuesday in the first strike on the docks since 1977, which is expected to close 14 of America’s largest ports, according to CBS. The beginning of the strike was soon followed by episodic and then escalating panic buying, according to WAVY-TV. “I didn’t expect that everything was sold out — disinfectant sprays, almost like a little COVID,” Hampton Roads, Virginia, resident Elizabeth Hollis said. No one questions the impact of the strike on impor…