The Coronavirus, not the beer

I would be fine with them making it mandatory if entering a public space/building, but choice otherwise.
 
Arguably minimal usefulness in a passing interaction. I am personally going to have to spend a lot more time than that with people in the near future with my job starting back up, and they are not going to be required to wear a mask. I have been coughed on more times than I can count, and that is just a normal thing I will encounter on a regular basis. There are many other ways I will be exposed daily.

Sustained interaction i would agree and that is what the study suggests.

Walking around outside or in a ventilated supermarket doesn't seem to be worth it to me.
 
What about the next bad flu?

This is not the bad flu. You can argue otherwise but it'll be hard convincing me because of the 20 folk I know who have had it, died from it, or have it now, one just coming off the ventilator. They range in age from 12 to 95.
 
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This is not the bad flu. You can argue otherwise but it'll be hard convincing me because of the 20 folk I know who have had it, died from it, or have it now, just one coming off the ventilator. The range in age from 12 to 95.

Sorry for your losses.
 
This is not the bad flu. You can argue otherwise but it'll be hard convincing me because of the 20 folk I know who have had it, died from it, or have it now, just one coming off the ventilator. The range in age from 12 to 95.

Sorry to hear this. I've always thought we undervalued human life, but the losses I have had the past two years (one in front of me unexpectedly and left in front of me for over six hours) has reinforced that thought. I would rather be dirt poor for the rest of my life than watch another friend die. I would also rather be dirt poor for the rest of my life than have anyone else have to deal with that.
 
There is a difference between voluntarily doing something (that is useless) and being mandated from your government overlords.

Why is this so complicated? Why do so many people wish to give up their liberty


Sturg, I'm just not as convinced as you are friend that it is useless. So, for now, I am not worrying about an inconvenience. I'm also not going to dictate to others.
 
Sorry to hear this. I've always thought we undervalued human life, but the losses I have had the past two years (one in front of me unexpectedly and left in front of me for over six hours) has reinforced that thought. I would rather be dirt poor for the rest of my life than watch another friend die. I would also rather be dirt poor for the rest of my life than have anyone else have to deal with that.

My friend just coming off the ventilator has been thru hell and has such a long road to recovery. My 95 year old dear saint has been living in a hotspot (nursing home) where around 60 people have contracted it and around 20 have died thus far, and has now tested negative twice!! That woman is amazing.
 
My friend just coming off the ventilator has been thru hell and has such a long road to recovery. My 95 year old dear saint has been living in a hotspot (nursing home) where around 60 people have contracted it and around 20 have died thus far, and has now tested negative twice!! That woman is amazing.

My best friend died in November (cancer) at 34. He would've most likely not survived this. I have wondered if it would've been worse. Loss is loss. I would be shattered regardless. But what if he had been beating it and corona took him because of some selfish spoiled brat who didn't want to wear a mask in the grocery store? With a 103k deaths in the United States (and counting), that scenario or a very similar one has happened.
 
My best friend died in November (cancer) at 34. He would've most likely not survived this. I have wondered if it would've been worse. Loss is loss. I would be shattered regardless. But what if he had been beating it and corona took him because of some selfish spoiled brat who didn't want to wear a mask in the grocery store? With a 103k deaths in the United States (and counting), that scenario or a very similar one has happened.


I hate cancer. I'm sorry friend! We talk tons about rights (and there's a place for that) but to little about responsibilities.
 
Cool. Do whatever makes you feel better. Dont mandate I have to feel your same fear


I'm not afraid. Went into the middle of NYC recently. Would go into the hotspot nursing home if I could.

And as I've said, I'm not mandating or dictating to anyone. You are lord of your own conscience, not me. I just don't understand why masks are such a big deal to folks.
 
I'm not afraid. Went into the middle of NYC recently. Would go into the hotspot nursing home if I could.

And as I've said, I'm not mandating or dictating to anyone. You are lord of your own conscience, not me. I just don't understand why masks are such a big deal to folks.

I wear masks when I go to a store so the scared people around me dont have panic attacks.

But my governor has made it a.mandate to participate in society, with 0 evidence, and I'm over the whole thing
 
How about they are annoying as ****, and makes it harder to breathe?

Explain how handcuffing your hands do harm!

I know you love daddy govt to tell you what to do but some of like to make our own choices

That's a childish and obstreperous point of view.

It also reveals you to be selfish and irresponsible and in need of daddy govt to tell you what to do.
 
That's a childish and obstreperous point of view.

It also reveals you to be selfish and irresponsible and in need of daddy govt to tell you what to do.

You've been conditioned to believe that people standing up for their liberty is selfish.

You are a good sheep
 
You've been conditioned to believe that people standing up for their liberty is selfish.

You are a good sheep

I think you just like to complain, while not realizing that you live in an extremely free and safe country in an extremely free and safe time of history.

You should be happy for what you have, rather than yapping about petty, inconsequential things like an annoying little lap dog.
 
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