Montgomery- 5 more days and masks off.

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Anonymous wrote:Really sad. I rarely shop except grocery shopping as its not worth the risk and now I will not even be able to do that.

I legit don’t understand this. If you are vaccinated, what is the issue? If you feel you must, why can’t you wear a mask?
Have people forgotten that we existed before Covid? Have people forgotten that there are other illnesses other than Covid?
A sterile bubble isn’t possible or ideal.

I really think some people are completely ignoring the actual numerical risk associated with COVID. I also have a hard time understanding some of the fear associated with COVID, especially after being vaccinated.

Look at the county Covid positives. Many are vaccinated. You can still get and spread Covid.

I swear some of you get off on repeating this statement over and over. Everyone knows it’s still possible to contract and spread covid after being fully vaccinated. But you are far less likely to do so. The risk of vaccinated people getting and spreading covid is LOW.

https://www.newscientist.com/article/2294250-how-much-less-likely-are-you-to-spread-covid-19-if-youre-vaccinated/

I’m sorry the pandemic has been hard for you. Luckily, things are improving, and vaccinated people should be able to take a safe break from covid restrictions soon, if they choose to do so. Expecting people, some of whom have now had three vaccine doses, to continue living as though they are unvaccinated is unreasonable and not in line with current science regarding covid and vaccines.

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Anonymous wrote:Can someone explain what you hate about masks? I kind of like them. I work in a public building, and it's nice not to be sick all the time from other people's germs. And with masks, you don't have to worry about having salad stuck in your teeth after lunch.

No one cares if you want to wear a mask for the rest of your life. I, myself, don't get sick all the time when I'm not wearing a mask.

Me, me, me.

Correct. Expecting everyone to go on wearing masks forever because have zero understanding o health statistics/risk management and have mental health problems due to anxiety is extremely narcissistic behavior.

Yup. These people are not very self aware.

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Stay in your bubbles with bubble wrap on for the next 50-60 years! You could step on a thorn walking outside! The horror!

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Anonymous wrote:Can someone explain what you hate about masks? I kind of like them. I work in a public building, and it's nice not to be sick all the time from other people's germs. And with masks, you don't have to worry about having salad stuck in your teeth after lunch.

I can’t stand them. Feels like I’m breathing hot air. Take it off every chance I get. I’m vaccinated, so to me, masks are just theater if you don’t have any health issues.

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Anonymous wrote:Can someone explain what you hate about masks? I kind of like them. I work in a public building, and it's nice not to be sick all the time from other people's germs. And with masks, you don't have to worry about having salad stuck in your teeth after lunch.

I can’t stand them. Feels like I’m breathing hot air. Take it off every chance I get. I’m vaccinated, so to me, masks are just theater if you don’t have any health issues.

"I don't like wearing a mask, therefore I believe that masks aren't effective."

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You know what's even more important of why? Because you can still get and spread covid vaccinated. There was already a selfish teacher who spread it to her students. You really think that's the right choice given you could KILL one of your students?

She may or may not have been selfish, I don't know, but I do know that she was NOT vaccinated.

https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/70/wr/mm7035e2.htm

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Anonymous wrote:I’m so happy to hear that! I’m temporarily working in Canada and people here pretend that vaccines don’t matter at all. I wear a mask for whole day in a fully vaccinated office with two bachelors.

We work with our Canadian office and sometimes they start off meetings acknowledging the land their office is on was once part of the (insert tribe name here) nation. Do they do that too in your office?

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Anonymous wrote:I’m so happy to hear that! I’m temporarily working in Canada and people here pretend that vaccines don’t matter at all. I wear a mask for whole day in a fully vaccinated office with two bachelors.

We work with our Canadian office and sometimes they start off meetings acknowledging the land their office is on was once part of the (insert tribe name here) nation. Do they do that too in your office?

NP that's not just a Canadian thing. I've heard it happen occasionally in the U.S. too, usually by a Native American but sometimes but non-Indigenous people.

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Anonymous wrote:I’m so happy to hear that! I’m temporarily working in Canada and people here pretend that vaccines don’t matter at all. I wear a mask for whole day in a fully vaccinated office with two bachelors.

We work with our Canadian office and sometimes they start off meetings acknowledging the land their office is on was once part of the (insert tribe name here) nation. Do they do that too in your office?

Interesting. We said that in my grad school at umbc.

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Anonymous wrote:Really sad. I rarely shop except grocery shopping as its not worth the risk and now I will not even be able to do that.

I legit don’t understand this. If you are vaccinated, what is the issue? If you feel you must, why can’t you wear a mask?
Have people forgotten that we existed before Covid? Have people forgotten that there are other illnesses other than Covid?
A sterile bubble isn’t possible or ideal.

I really think some people are completely ignoring the actual numerical risk associated with COVID. I also have a hard time understanding some of the fear associated with COVID, especially after being vaccinated.

Look at the county Covid positives. Many are vaccinated. You can still get and spread Covid.

I swear some of you get off on repeating this statement over and over. Everyone knows it’s still possible to contract and spread covid after being fully vaccinated. But you are far less likely to do so. The risk of vaccinated people getting and spreading covid is LOW.

https://www.newscientist.com/article/2294250-how-much-less-likely-are-you-to-spread-covid-19-if-youre-vaccinated/

I’m sorry the pandemic has been hard for you. Luckily, things are improving, and vaccinated people should be able to take a safe break from covid restrictions soon, if they choose to do so. Expecting people, some of whom have now had three vaccine doses, to continue living as though they are unvaccinated is unreasonable and not in line with current science regarding covid and vaccines.

What are you rambling about? The pandemic hasn't been hard. Its been no big deal. What is hard is people behaving is a selfish manner where they only care about themselves and therefore we cannot go out because we don't want covid. Vaccines help, but they are not 100% and many people are getting covid vaccinated. So, exclusively relying on vaccines is for stupid people. Simple precautions like masking have proven to help. But, hey, the good thing is if you get really sick or die, you cannot complain here to us as you'll be dead.

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Anonymous wrote:

You know what's even more important of why? Because you can still get and spread covid vaccinated. There was already a selfish teacher who spread it to her students. You really think that's the right choice given you could KILL one of your students?

She may or may not have been selfish, I don't know, but I do know that she was NOT vaccinated.

https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/70/wr/mm7035e2.htm

And, none of our elementary age, and some middle school children aren't vaccinated. Kids in VA just passed away. Isn't that enough to say masking needs to stay.

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Anonymous wrote:I’m so happy to hear that! I’m temporarily working in Canada and people here pretend that vaccines don’t matter at all. I wear a mask for whole day in a fully vaccinated office with two bachelors.

We work with our Canadian office and sometimes they start off meetings acknowledging the land their office is on was once part of the (insert tribe name here) nation. Do they do that too in your office?

Interesting. We said that in my grad school at umbc.

I wonder if the Anglos in England say that given that the priors on that land were Celts.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

You know what's even more important of why? Because you can still get and spread covid vaccinated. There was already a selfish teacher who spread it to her students. You really think that's the right choice given you could KILL one of your students?

She may or may not have been selfish, I don't know, but I do know that she was NOT vaccinated.

https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/70/wr/mm7035e2.htm

And, none of our elementary age, and some middle school children aren't vaccinated. Kids in VA just passed away. Isn't that enough to say masking needs to stay.

This makes no sense. PP was talking about the risks from a vaccinated teacher infecting their students, except that the teacher was unvaccinated, and so you follow up with ... the risks to unvaccinated students?

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What are you rambling about? The pandemic hasn't been hard. Its been no big deal. What is hard is people behaving is a selfish manner where they only care about themselves and therefore we cannot go out because we don't want covid. Vaccines help, but they are not 100% and many people are getting covid vaccinated. So, exclusively relying on vaccines is for stupid people. Simple precautions like masking have proven to help. But, hey, the good thing is if you get really sick or die, you cannot complain here to us as you'll be dead.

No, you're using the wrong denominator. In highly vaccinated areas, many of the people who are getting covid are vaccinated - but that's just because there aren't many unvaccinated people. We know that unvaccinated people are far more likely to become infected and far more likely, if infected, to get seriously ill or die from covid.

Also, get out of here with the "the pandemic hasn't been hard" nonsense.

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Anonymous wrote:Stay in your bubbles with bubble wrap on for the next 50-60 years! You could step on a thorn walking outside! The horror!

Whatever. Have fun without your masks, cough on everyone you can, because you can. Hopefully you will make up for the loss of my business.

There are many of us who have chronic illnesses and the pandemic isn't over. We know where we stand with you now. It is what it is, and I am not doing business with any of you anti maskers and anti vaccinators any damn more.