Getting accustomed to wearing a mask is less difficult to get used to than wearing a shirt or jeans in 100 degree heat. People get used to it pretty quickly when they have no other choice.
Actually we're getting exactly what we don't deserve due to the shear ignorance of the asinine people that are supporting him while rejecting science.
Well said from someone that doesn't have to do it.
Suck it up little buttercup, it could mean the life of someone that's undergoing cancer treatment or a child with Neuroblastoma. It could even keep a 67 year old senior off a respirator. Aren't their lives worth a little discomfort and inconvenience for you?
How about keeping the boy, the 67-year-old, and the cancer patient in a safe place, instead of telling everyone else to wear a mask?
Oh and if I am the buttercup how come I am not the one in fear?
What about their spouse, parent, friend, neighbor and siblings that you come into contact with? They may not actually get really sick if they get it from you, but they may pass that virus to those in their family, the ones that will die if they get it.
Some people are more going to be more susceptible to getting all kinds of germs, viruses, and other things that can hurt them, and the best way to help prevent this is to make yourself as healthy as you can because there will always be something out there to harm you but don't expect everyone else to so call suck it up buttercup. With life, there is death. So live life to the fullest everyday because you never know what tomorrow will bring. If you live life in fear? Stay home and don't expect everyone else to.
Be free little butterfly, go out and yell into crowds and inhale their replies deeply into your lungs. I recommend the 'free air' in Texas, Florida, Ohio, S. Dakota or Wisconsin. 'Live free
Congratulations on completely scrambling events to fit your preferred narrative.
Tell the father not to go to work and the mother to have the groceries sent to the house, because that is what you are doing to someone when you close business but the only difference is that there will be no groceries because there will be no money.
So you're advising a father who is stuck with hundreds of thousands of dollars in medical bills to stop working, is this correct? And you're asking the mother never to take her child out of the house to get their bi-weekly chemotherapy infusion, right? It sounds as though you would have everyone in the country to stay inside of their homes and quit their jobs just so people like you can refuse to wear a mask. The one valid point you've made is that there will be no groceries with no money. That can have some negative effect, wouldn't you agree?
Uh, yeah, when you take people away from other people a lot of death will go away but you can't do it long enough to stop it indefinitely. It will now go up now.Congratulations on completely scrambling events to fit your preferred narrative.
Arizona relaxed its restrictions in the spring, which resulted in a surge of cases. Various cities in AZ reinstated social distancing and issued mask mandates in early June (despite the governor's initial distaste for mandates), and a few weeks later case numbers started to fall.
They've inched up a little bit in the last few weeks, but the number is still low overall, and nowhere near the early June peak.
Masks work. They don't provide 100% protection on their own, but there is no question at this point that they are more than effective enough that mandates are fully justified while the virus is still circulating and effective vaccines are still in the pipeline. And it's no more an imposition on anyone's liberties than seatbelt laws.
Just get over it, kthx.
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What? I am asking why you think the father of the child needs his job more than the ones that you and others have closed because you think by doing so will help prevent covid?
Then you are not understanding infection transmission. Let me put it this way, maybe you can conceptualize it if I make it simple.
Again, it goes back to if you believe that covid can adhere itself to objects and that most people who wear a mask will touch there covid infected face and mask, then will can pass it on to that object? I do.
What I believe is meaningless, what global science has proven without a doubt that Covid-19 remains on inanimate surfaces. Depending on the surface whether it's cardboard, metal or plastic, they know how long it survives. I touch the outside of my mask when I put it on, I make certain that the little bar that goes over the nose is molded close to the top of my nose, I adjust it to make certain it covers below my chin. A person touching the outside of their own mask is not a big concern.
But if you believe that covid can adhere to a surface, then can it adhere to a mask? If yes? Then can someone wearing that mask touch it and pass it to another surface? If the answer to that is yes then can it be passed from that surface to someone and if yes then the mask makes people touch there face and mask more often.
Okay, I've had enough of you. Go forth and shed your cells. Just begone from my sight.
Europe.
Who wouldn't "blast" your so-called response? It's pathetically inadequate-just like the feckless, semi-literate moron you elected who can't do much more than flap his arms around like a confused performing seal. Unlike you Trump fanboys I prefer to celebrate success, not dismal failure.
