Mask sagging

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

What? Maybe her mask is uncomfortable

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

What? Maybe her mask is uncomfortable

Maybe then she could get a new mask that would allow her to wear it properly. She is the mayor, afterall.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It's always the same people.

+1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It's always the same people.

Pretty much.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Hopefully somebody called the police on her.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Is this now a thing? The good news is that I see almost everybody in my DC circle of life wearing masks. The distressing thing is that wearing masks under your nose seems to be a new thing. I have been proud of DC resident's general attitude towards dealing with the pandemic. By in large I think that most of us are trying to everything we can to get through this. But this mask sagging is becoming more and more prevalent. Basically people are saying "leave me alone, I have a mask on my face." But in reality they are defeating the entire point of wearing a mask.

I realize that mask wearing has become political. That is why I am posting it in the DC politics forum. But I am starting to get frustrated that we simply cannot do the easy things correctly.

Yet 3% of Covid tests are positive, 97% are negative.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is this now a thing? The good news is that I see almost everybody in my DC circle of life wearing masks. The distressing thing is that wearing masks under your nose seems to be a new thing. I have been proud of DC resident's general attitude towards dealing with the pandemic. By in large I think that most of us are trying to everything we can to get through this. But this mask sagging is becoming more and more prevalent. Basically people are saying "leave me alone, I have a mask on my face." But in reality they are defeating the entire point of wearing a mask.

I realize that mask wearing has become political. That is why I am posting it in the DC politics forum. But I am starting to get frustrated that we simply cannot do the easy things correctly.

Yet 3% of Covid tests are positive, 97% are negative.

What are you suggesting?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Selfishness has shown no bounds during this pandemic.

And you simply cannot ask somebody to raise their mask over their nose or they will whip out a camera and Karen you. Just not worth it.

The selfish have won. It has been coming for a while, but COVID put it over the top.

What if wearing a mask is actually the selfish act? Maybe we all need to risk and sacrifice getting ill with Covid in order to create immunity for the rest of society and help get the economy back on track. It’s kind of like stuffing your money in a mattress (which some people think is wise in times of financial distress) vs. buying goods (which helps others) or putting your money in a bank or in the market (where it can circulate and be used by others). Maybe everyone’s fear, isolation, and mask fetish is actually prolonging the epidemic all under the selfish act of protecting oneself.

Mask wearing and social distancing lowers the percent of immune people required to achieve herd immunity. If that’s your goal, you should be wearing a mask and wearing it properly.

[Anonymous]

I think the nose-out issue is often accidental. It’s hard to figure out which masks work best for an individual. A mask that felt like it fit at first will often slide down through the day or once you start talking. It’ll take a bit of time for all of us to get it right.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think the nose-out issue is often accidental. It’s hard to figure out which masks work best for an individual. A mask that felt like it fit at first will often slide down through the day or once you start talking. It’ll take a bit of time for all of us to get it right.

We are four months into this thing. What is the learning curve on wearing a mask. No wonder we cannot get the hard stuff done in this city.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think the nose-out issue is often accidental. It’s hard to figure out which masks work best for an individual. A mask that felt like it fit at first will often slide down through the day or once you start talking. It’ll take a bit of time for all of us to get it right.

We are four months into this thing. What is the learning curve on wearing a mask. No wonder we cannot get the hard stuff done in this city.

Exactly/approximately how long do you people imagine we should be muzzled?
inb4 an ineffective toxic vaccine.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think the nose-out issue is often accidental. It’s hard to figure out which masks work best for an individual. A mask that felt like it fit at first will often slide down through the day or once you start talking. It’ll take a bit of time for all of us to get it right.

We are four months into this thing. What is the learning curve on wearing a mask. No wonder we cannot get the hard stuff done in this city.

Exactly/approximately how long do you people imagine we should be muzzled?
inb4 an ineffective toxic vaccine.

So you are simply a naysayer.

Why would the vaccine be toxic? Lots of promising vaccines right now including one from an amazingly dynamic local company.

Why would we not wear masks for a few months? Do you really feel muzzled by your mask? I am not one for therapy, but if you are feeling muzzled, perhaps therapy would help.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

To be fair, she's outside.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think the nose-out issue is often accidental. It’s hard to figure out which masks work best for an individual. A mask that felt like it fit at first will often slide down through the day or once you start talking. It’ll take a bit of time for all of us to get it right.

This has literally never happened to me, with different types of masks. I don't understand how on earth this is accidental.

I guess it's "accidental" like the same people who move their mask to their chin so they can read the ingredients or see the price of something better while shopping inside a store.

Sorry, stupidity isn't "accidental."