To mask or not to mask....That is the question. Part II

[Ingomike]

Whether masks do anything or not is still up in the air for me, and is mostly irrelevant.

Then you need to do more research. Go to the beginning of this thread and read the links.

It is without question the masks do not work for the wuwho flu.

It is without question the masks did harm.

 

[jamil]

If you wear a mask for any reason, I won't judge you.

Oh. If you’re wearing a mask in your Prius, which is covered in left wing bumper stickers, I’m laughing my ass of at you.

 

[nonobaddog]

Oh. If you’re wearing a mask in your Prius, which is covered in left wing bumper stickers, I’m laughing my ass of at you.

Darn right!
I don't get this 'don't judge people' stuff. To be honest, I judge people all the time and I am happy to be good at it. This can be a very useful skill at times. I just don't say anything about it but it is an integral part of situational awareness.

 

[Shadow01]

I was judged for months. I have a lot of payback to dish out and I don’t care about people enough to worry if they end up offended or have a mental breakdown from my payback

 

[Ingomike]

I don't get this 'don't judge people' stuff.

It is all a part of there being no societal standards.

 

[wtburnette]

Everyone judges everyone else. When you say you "don't judge people" you look at whatever idiotic thing someone else does and just act like it's fine. To yourself you're saying "what an idiot" but outwardly you act like you can't say anything because that's what society expects right now...

 

[jamil]

Self-righteous people will make a point to say they’re not judging in response to someone pointing out foolishness. But isn’t it “judging” to point that out in the first place? All they’re really saying is they think they’re better.

 

[bobzilla]

Self-righteous people will make a point to say they’re not judging in response to someone pointing out foolishness. But isn’t it “judging” to point that out in the first place? All they’re really saying is they think they’re better.

But I AM better

 

[jamil]

Darn right!
I don't get this 'don't judge people' stuff. To be honest, I judge people all the time and I am happy to be good at it. This can be a very useful skill at times. I just don't say anything about it but it is an integral part of situational awareness.

Judging is a synonym of discerning.

 

[jamil]

But I AM better

Well. Me too.

 

[1nderbeard]

I remember when being masked and vaxxed was the only way to not die.

I'm still moderately upset at the people pushing it from the top, who knew it was nonsense. and I'm moderately upset at the people who followed along blindly and chastised people who dared to ask logical questions about natural immunity and wearing a dirty nasty mask all day.

My doctor's office just recently changed their masking policy. Maybe coincidentally a few weeks after I respectfully told my doctor that masking was an insane virtue signaling policy at best with no real effect.

Makes me nervous for society. How quickly people went crazy.

 

[GodFearinGunTotin]

So we don’t forget.

 

[nonobaddog]

Yay!
I just heard Mayo Clinic is dropping the mandatory masks for everybody except a few areas where the patients have weakened immune systems.

Of course one of those is the chemotherapy area which is where I have to go for immunotherapy. At least this is my last one coming up this Friday.

 

[wtburnette]

They just dumped mandatory masks at the clinic I go to as well, thankfully. Even better, my doctor was complaining about it, which brought a smile to my face...

 

[GodFearinGunTotin]

These studies keep coming back showing what we already have known for over 100 years. Too bad the Karens had control of the hospitals, businesses, etc. that forced these useless POSs on us for that time.

 

[jamil]

These studies keep coming back showing what we already have known for over 100 years. Too bad the Karens had control of the hospitals, businesses, etc. that forced these useless POSs on us for that time.

To answer the guy’s question, US Hospitals didn’t do the studies because they had already decided what “the science” was.

 

[nonobaddog]

To answer the guy’s question, US Hospitals didn’t do the studies because they had already decided what “the science” was.

That is what happens when they try to mix politics with science. Real science is fact based and politics is bulls*** based so they are incompatible. When mixed, you no longer have science no matter what they call it.

 

[jamil]

That is what happens when they try to mix politics with science. Real science is fact based and politics is bulls*** based so they are incompatible. When mixed, you no longer have science no matter what they call it.

When mixed you still get bull****.

 

[GodFearinGunTotin]

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That is what happens when they try to mix politics with science. Real science is fact based and politics is bulls*** based so they are incompatible. When mixed, you no longer have science no matter what they call it.

When mixed you still get bull****.

I know I sound like a broken record but it baffles me why so many “conservatives” went along with this “science” the entire time and they’d go along with it again, if told to.

 

[KLB]

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I know I sound like a broken record but it baffles me why so many “conservatives” went along with this “science” the entire time and they’d go along with it again, if told to.

Fear