Covid, shut downs, out of work, cutbacks, and mandatory vaccination all ended in mid 2021. It's like AIDS was in the 1980s compared to now. People don't even talk about it anymore. In fact people are practicing whatever sex they want to. There's practically a cure for AIDS. Covid is the same thing. 3 years is a long time. I still see people wearing masks at church and in public. Why? Three freaking years later!
Covid, shut downs, out of work, cutbacks, and mandatory vaccination all ended in mid 2021. It's like AIDS was in the 1980s compared to now. People don't even talk about it anymore. In fact people are practicing whatever sex they want to. There's practically a cure for AIDS. Covid is the same thing. 3 years is a long time. I still see people wearing masks at church and in public. Why? Three freaking years later!
It could be to shield the sun….many Republicans (and homeless) have aged faces and skin from hours in sun and not protecting skin
It also could be that bad breath and dental hygiene of some people who hate masks makes it difficult to put on the mask because smelling own breath for a minute even is enough to make a vomit gag reflex. This was especially true with republican bums storing a mask in the console/dashboard of a POS vehicle and continuously reusing.
Working class service workers are especially fed up with the masks because they had to wear them more often whereas educated workers got to work from home during the pandemic so putting on a mask every once in awhile is not that big of a deal
I always laugh at the middle aged adults who wear a mask, carry several tote bags, and have a bicycle helmet in the stores. Like come in man, why do you like being a pleb?
My brother in law just had a lung transplant. He and my sister have to wear masks at all times outdoors. This would’ve also been the case pre-COVID as his immune system is vulnerable to even a cold.
Being triggered by what other free-willed people do is really childish.
75k people in the US died from Covid. Roughly the same as diabetes.
Covid is there. It's not going away. It is just another layer of risk.
I'm 57, and for the remainder of my life, Covid will present a real risk of death for otherwise routine medical events. E.g. I go to the hospital for bypass surgery, get covid, and die. This would not shock any medical professional. I am in good health, no major issues etc.
75k people in the US died from Covid. Roughly the same as diabetes.
Covid is there. It's not going away. It is just another layer of risk.
I'm 57, and for the remainder of my life, Covid will present a real risk of death for otherwise routine medical events. E.g. I go to the hospital for bypass surgery, get covid, and die. This would not shock any medical professional. I am in good health, no major issues etc.
LOL!
So will every other thing like the flu. pneumonia, etc. etc. etc.