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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The whole thing is stupid and security theater. I was out in VA this weekend which doesn’t have a mask mandate, apart from schools and public buildings, but a lot of people do still wear them. So these people are wearing a mask to shop at Wegmans while also going to the wineries on a cool, rainy/windy day (indoors), packed at a table eating shared food and drinking with friends, with every other table in the place packed full and barely a mask in sight? Makes no sense. Masks aren’t even that great at preventing Delta Covid anyway. After you’re vaccinated, masks are basically “tinkering around the edges” in terms of reducing the probability you’ll be infected. [/quote] You do understand the difference between people going to [b]Walgreens[/b] and people going to a [b]Winery[/b] pp? [b]Sick people go into pharmacies and grocery stores and Target and any place with a pharmacy, and sick people don't *typically* feel like hanging out and getting a glass of wine. [/b] [b]Maybe if more people in MoCo would use their freaking common sense and wear masks in drug stores and any place with a pharmacy, you could keep the rates down and NOT be mandated to wear them in other places where sick people usually don't gather. [/b] The stupid, it hurts so much. I mean, I can't even believe that the pp typed the paragraph above and didn't think about the difference between wearing a mask in a *pharmacy* versus a "winery." [/quote] Lots of sick people are selfish and got to work, send their kids in sick, go out to eat, shopping and travel. People who are sick and behave that way simply don't care about others. [/quote] Or, they work a job that doesn’t have paid time off. So, their choice is go to work or not put food on the table. This goes back to the beginning of the pandemic, where every UMC person was bleating about how we should all just work from home for two weeks. Which is obviously possible for someone who works in an Amazon warehouse, or on a construction site.[/quote]
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