DC Reimstates Mandatory Mask Mandate

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Anonymous wrote:This is probably a good thing. It will go a long way to demonstrate how pointless most masks are. When vaccinated and boosted people are still getting it, you can be sure that fabric mask you can see through if you hold it up to your eye won’t do much of anything. And eventually people will come to realize this.

I don’t know. People seem to love their pacifiers.

Wear the right masks then. Problem solved.

Accept the fact Covid will always be with us. Accept people will die. Masks are not saving the people at risk of death. Sorry.

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Except you're not sorry. Trolls delight in destruction.

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Anonymous wrote:In Virginia spending money. I guess DC would prefer to attract more tents and fewer visitors.

Not visitors in general. Just you.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is probably a good thing. It will go a long way to demonstrate how pointless most masks are. When vaccinated and boosted people are still getting it, you can be sure that fabric mask you can see through if you hold it up to your eye won’t do much of anything. And eventually people will come to realize this.

Wonder why doctors wear them? Do you think it is miasma?

False equivalence.

Doctors (even those working in pharmacies) work in environments sought out by those who are sickly and/or suffering from ailments. Not comparable to the average person going about their business in a non-medical setting. If mask mandates worked Florida and other areas with less mask adherence would continually demonstrate abnormally high case numbers, when in reality the opposite has been observed.

Before this pandemic, doctors didn't routinely wear masks other than when treating known contagious patients, or in situations where they were trying to avoid getting bodily fluids into an open wound (such as during surgery).

A doctor or nurse treating something like a broken arm or treating a chronic health condition such as diabetes was not wearing a mask prior to March of 2020.