I am finished with covid

You might be finished with Covid but Covid is not finished with you.

Keep you mask on buddy!

Ronathecorona wrote:

You might be finished with Covid but Covid is not finished with you.

Keep you mask on buddy!

Keep your orders to yourself, diaperface.

I do find it dehumanizing that to simply breathe, one of the defining actions of being a living human, is viewed as an assault.

Ronathecorona wrote:

You might be finished with Covid but Covid is not finished with you.

Keep you mask on buddy!

Covid is not the issue...the response is.

Lockdowns, masks, 24/7 fear, shaming...all a campaign aimed at hurting us

There's a lot of people out there suppressing their anger and issues and waiting to lash out like a SJW any pathetic excuse they can find.

The pandemic is done in most temperate areas. The mask is just a virtue-signalling DemoDiaper at this point. Nevertheless, I wear it for the 15 minutes it takes for me to load up on meat, fish and eggs every week.

californialove wrote:

This evening in the lobby of my apartment building I was not wearing a mask, but had it around my wrist for going in the elevator, or in case I knew I would have to get close to anyone. This guy walking in screamed at me, "What's the point of the mask, dickhead?" (Perhaps I'm late to the conversation on this, but this kind of thing has not happened to me a whole lot this year).

What will it take for people not to treat each other like this, and just admit--as one other poster on here said--that it's dehumanizing to have to wear a mask everywhere you go? I am a graduate student in a large city, and living in a world where you pretty much aren't allowed to be anywhere without this overarching form of control imposed on you is just wrong.

You were entering an apartment building with an elevator so I would assume it is big enough building where people could be near you in the lobby or on an elevator. Even if there are no people around, someone could be near you with very short notice.

With how people are sensitive with masks in this time, you should be wearing masks in a place like you describe. Maybe the way the person interacted was rude, but he probably thought you’re an idiot for not being able to wear a mask. Why can’t you be courteous when others care about this? Even if you think it’s stupid, it’s a courtesy to others at least.

Let’s assume masks aren’t effective or it doesnt help at all. Even if that’s the case, if enough people think it helps and it’s courteous for others, just wear it instead of trying to prove some point. Why is your opinion more important than others when obviously your action is bothering other people? What did you expect when you’re maskless in an apartment with an elevator in a large city?

Lol

It takes like 3 seconds to put on a muzzle, if someone comes out of the elevator you put it on. If there is nobody around, you don’t need to wear the muzzle.

Even the “scientists” say masks are just for when you can’t keep socially distant. Somebody 10’ away from you without a mask won’t give you covid

Lol

It takes like 3 seconds to put on a muzzle, if someone comes out of the elevator you put it on. If there is nobody around, you don’t need to wear the muzzle.

Even the “scientists” say masks are just for when you can’t keep socially distant. Somebody 10’ away from you without a mask won’t give you covid[/quote

Lol. My post was totally about being courteous to others where if others aren’t comfortable with your mask off indoors in a very large city at your apartment, you should mask up. Nothing about if you can put it on in 3 seconds.

Didn’t the OP fail to put on the mask and therefore, someone else was rude to him?

So, let’s say that it takes 3 seconds to put on a mask. As you’re waiting on your elevator and someone comes out of the elevator that you’re waiting on, that person will feel uncomfortable as you try to put on the mask while that person walks by you out of the elevator.

Again, I’m talking about courtesy and respectful of putting on a mask when others are uncomfortable without it. I don’t know if 6 ft or 10 ft is the “safe” distance. A lot of people want to minimize the risk as much as possible.

Being courteous, it doesn’t matter if it actually hurts the other person or not. I don’t chew with my mouth open even though it doesn’t hurt anyone. I don’t want to unnecessarily annoy anyone chewing loudly.

I'm with ya.. walked in the hotel lobby post run around 5:30 this morning. mask in hand but not on because I only saw 1 other person at the other end of the lobby. They did have on a mask.. as I walked through they gave me a helluva look.. Scaled the outer rim of the lobby and shot out the door. I'm all for mask when needed. In this case it was clear this person was not scared.. Just going over the top to make a point.. I'm way over that..

californialove wrote:

This evening in the lobby of my apartment building I was not wearing a mask, but had it around my wrist for going in the elevator, or in case I knew I would have to get close to anyone. This guy walking in screamed at me, "What's the point of the mask, dickhead?" (Perhaps I'm late to the conversation on this, but this kind of thing has not happened to me a whole lot this year).

What will it take for people not to treat each other like this, and just admit--as one other poster on here said--that it's dehumanizing to have to wear a mask everywhere you go? I am a graduate student in a large city, and living in a world where you pretty much aren't allowed to be anywhere without this overarching form of control imposed on you is just wrong.

Wear your mask, dumb@ss.

Mind your own business, diaperface.

Yugo wrote:

Smorbun wrote:

Wear your mask, dumb@ss.

Mind your own business, diaperface.

Don't be a jerk, don't be a baby, put on the mask! Its a SMALL thing.

Went out to get the paper this morning. Was probably a good 30 feet from the sidewalk. A middle-aged couple was on their morning walk. They instantly panicked and frantically pulled up their respective face coverings. All I could do is laugh...loud enough so they could hear me.

What a bunch of idiots.

Ronathecorona wrote:

You might be finished with Covid but Covid is not finished with you.

Keep you mask on buddy!

Masks do nothing. Zero actual research backs up wearing masks. If masks actually worked then positive cases would be plummeting instead of increasing or at least remaining constant, but they aren't. So you go right on wearing a mask if you believe the hysteria, but don't try to force a face diaper on the rest of us because it isn't going to happen.

If masks prevent spread then how did this happen:

its not hard wrote:

Its a SMALL thing.

It's not hard and it's a small thing... Sorry to hear that.

Don't be a jerk, don't be a baby, put on the mask! Its a SMALL thing.

It's not a small thing. It's an extremely big thing.

With how people are sensitive with masks in this time, you should be wearing masks in a place like you describe. Maybe the way the person interacted was rude, but he probably thought you’re an idiot for not being able to wear a mask. Why can’t you be courteous when others care about this? Even if you think it’s stupid, it’s a courtesy to others at least.

Being "courteous" just to appease a bunch of anti-science paranoiacs is a pretty stupid rationale for doing something that is extremely unpleasant.

I hate dogs. Loathe them. I've been bit several times. I would be much more comfortable in the world if people didn't walk their dogs. Should I expect everyone to leave their dogs at home just to be courteous to me?