Anyone going back to double masks or KN95s bc of Delta?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Biden voters here.

We are at Cedar Point this weekend in Ohio.

No masks, inside or out. Feels like normal. We are fully vaxxed, and unworried. But I would be very worried if I was unvaccinated.

+1
I still have my Biden/Harris sign. Definitely NOT a Trumper and we were fully vaccinated in February. We started cautiously eating indoors last summer, but mostly stuck to outdoor patio seating. We both work in elementary schools and masked while at work. We masked everywhere we were required to do so and now we don’t mask where it’s not required. I posted about attending MLB games. and we weren’t worried since we are vaccinated. If I go somewhere and a mask is required we mask without a problem, but I don’t understand the negative comments about the vaccinated not wearing a mask in situations where they aren’t required.

Sigh. You clearly haven't been paying attention or care about the unvaccinated then, which includes kids.

I do care. The unvaccinated can mask or avoid the crowds. Vaccinated aren’t required to mask.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Biden voters here.

We are at Cedar Point this weekend in Ohio.

No masks, inside or out. Feels like normal. We are fully vaxxed, and unworried. But I would be very worried if I was unvaccinated.

Why? Have you seen the death rates in vaccinated in the UK? Much higher than unvaccinated. I would be careful and mask up either way. Delta is terrifying

Death rate with respect to what? You sound clueless at best, and at worst, spreading misinformation. Do be careful.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Biden voters here.

We are at Cedar Point this weekend in Ohio.

No masks, inside or out. Feels like normal. We are fully vaxxed, and unworried. But I would be very worried if I was unvaccinated.

+1
I still have my Biden/Harris sign. Definitely NOT a Trumper and we were fully vaccinated in February. We started cautiously eating indoors last summer, but mostly stuck to outdoor patio seating. We both work in elementary schools and masked while at work. We masked everywhere we were required to do so and now we don’t mask where it’s not required. I posted about attending MLB games. and we weren’t worried since we are vaccinated. If I go somewhere and a mask is required we mask without a problem, but I don’t understand the negative comments about the vaccinated not wearing a mask in situations where they aren’t required.

Sigh. You clearly haven't been paying attention or care about the unvaccinated then, which includes kids.

I do care. The unvaccinated can mask or avoid the crowds. Vaccinated aren’t required to mask.

Bless your heart- hope Delta or Epsilon don't get you......

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Biden voters here.

We are at Cedar Point this weekend in Ohio.

No masks, inside or out. Feels like normal. We are fully vaxxed, and unworried. But I would be very worried if I was unvaccinated.

+1
I still have my Biden/Harris sign. Definitely NOT a Trumper and we were fully vaccinated in February. We started cautiously eating indoors last summer, but mostly stuck to outdoor patio seating. We both work in elementary schools and masked while at work. We masked everywhere we were required to do so and now we don’t mask where it’s not required. I posted about attending MLB games. and we weren’t worried since we are vaccinated. If I go somewhere and a mask is required we mask without a problem, but I don’t understand the negative comments about the vaccinated not wearing a mask in situations where they aren’t required.

Sigh. You clearly haven't been paying attention or care about the unvaccinated then, which includes kids.

I do care. The unvaccinated can mask or avoid the crowds. Vaccinated aren’t required to mask.

Bless your heart- hope Delta or Epsilon don't get you......

Drop the “bless your heart” BS.

If you are fully vaccinated, you can resume activities that you did prior to the pandemic.
Fully vaccinated people can resume activities without wearing a mask or physically distancing, except where required by federal, state, local, tribal, or territorial laws, rules, and regulations, including local business and workplace guidance.


https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/fully-vaccinated.html

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Biden voters here.

We are at Cedar Point this weekend in Ohio.

No masks, inside or out. Feels like normal. We are fully vaxxed, and unworried. But I would be very worried if I was unvaccinated.

+1
I still have my Biden/Harris sign. Definitely NOT a Trumper and we were fully vaccinated in February. We started cautiously eating indoors last summer, but mostly stuck to outdoor patio seating. We both work in elementary schools and masked while at work. We masked everywhere we were required to do so and now we don’t mask where it’s not required. I posted about attending MLB games. and we weren’t worried since we are vaccinated. If I go somewhere and a mask is required we mask without a problem, but I don’t understand the negative comments about the vaccinated not wearing a mask in situations where they aren’t required.

Sigh. You clearly haven't been paying attention or care about the unvaccinated then, which includes kids.

I do care. The unvaccinated can mask or avoid the crowds. Vaccinated aren’t required to mask.

Bless your heart- hope Delta or Epsilon don't get you......

With that thought and attitude you’ll never be able to shed the mask.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Definitely KN95. We must be protected and protect people around us! I hope people will stop being so selfish and understand the risks. I shake my head at unmasked people thinking the pandemic is over. No, it is not! It is only the beginning…

The only “selfish” people left are unvaccinated adults.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Definitely KN95. We must be protected and protect people around us! I hope people will stop being so selfish and understand the risks. I shake my head at unmasked people thinking the pandemic is over. No, it is not! It is only the beginning…

The only “selfish” people left are unvaccinated adults.

This I agree with- the others are just ignorant to the continuing dangers. And so willing to blindly follow the same CDC they lambasted a year ago.

[Anonymous]

OP, who is paying you to write this gibberish?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Definitely KN95. We must be protected and protect people around us! I hope people will stop being so selfish and understand the risks. I shake my head at unmasked people thinking the pandemic is over. No, it is not! It is only the beginning…

The only “selfish” people left are unvaccinated adults.

This I agree with- the others are just ignorant to the continuing dangers. And so willing to blindly follow the same CDC they lambasted a year ago.

Everyone I know masked when the CDC said mask. Now we are vaccinated and don’t have to mask. Cases are low. Spread is low. Why get upset over people doing things (going unmasked) they are allowed to do?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Definitely KN95. We must be protected and protect people around us! I hope people will stop being so selfish and understand the risks. I shake my head at unmasked people thinking the pandemic is over. No, it is not! It is only the beginning…

The only “selfish” people left are unvaccinated adults.

This I agree with- the others are just ignorant to the continuing dangers. And so willing to blindly follow the same CDC they lambasted a year ago.

Everyone I know masked when the CDC said mask. Now we are vaccinated and don’t have to mask. Cases are low. Spread is low. Why get upset over people doing things (going unmasked) they are allowed to do?

Whether you are “allowed” to do it is different from whether you should.

[Anonymous]

I’m fully vaxxed and intend to keep masking indoors with a KN95 unless I’m home or eating. No masking outside because of the adequate ventilation. Works for me and I don’t worry about what other people think or do.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Definitely KN95. We must be protected and protect people around us! I hope people will stop being so selfish and understand the risks. I shake my head at unmasked people thinking the pandemic is over. No, it is not! It is only the beginning…

The only “selfish” people left are unvaccinated adults.

This I agree with- the others are just ignorant to the continuing dangers. And so willing to blindly follow the same CDC they lambasted a year ago.

Everyone I know masked when the CDC said mask. Now we are vaccinated and don’t have to mask. Cases are low. Spread is low. Why get upset over people doing things (going unmasked) they are allowed to do?

Whether you are “allowed” to do it is different from whether you should.

Who gets to decide what I should do?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m fully vaxxed and intend to keep masking indoors with a KN95 unless I’m home or eating. No masking outside because of the adequate ventilation. Works for me and I don’t worry about what other people think or do.

How do we really know when the ventilation is adequate? I feel like if unvaccinated individuals are still required to wear them outside there is a risk, which means there's still a risk to those who are vaccinated, just less. It's so hard to figure out what is right to do.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m fully vaxxed and intend to keep masking indoors with a KN95 unless I’m home or eating. No masking outside because of the adequate ventilation. Works for me and I don’t worry about what other people think or do.

How do we really know when the ventilation is adequate? I feel like if unvaccinated individuals are still required to wear them outside there is a risk, which means there's still a risk to those who are vaccinated, just less. It's so hard to figure out what is right to do.

Thank you for paying attention. Also many indoor spaces do require masks. It’s still up to individual businesses. That’s important to keep in mind. We require them in our space and have boxes of masks for those that would like to enjoy our business and have left their’s at home. Win win. It’s up to thm whether to stay or go, our requirements remain the same.

[Anonymous]

As of today, our whole family is fully vaccinated. Parents and youngest child still wear masks indoors (Happy Masks, comfortable, great filtration, highly recommend https://www.happymasks.com/). Now that everyone is vaccinated we will let teenage son decide for himself. He says he plans to mask in indoor public spaces, but not in the car with friends (who are all vaccinated). I'm watching the news on Delta and this is fine for us for now, though later I might ask him to mask up or restrict his activities again..