No Mask, No Entry, No Exceptions

[Pixelpeep Z4]

dave_s13 said:

I don't wear a mask because I'm a and I don't care if you die.

How's that?

I know this will be the reason for the majority of those that don't wear one.

knowing this makes me even more comfortable for supporting establishments that runs a no mask no entry policy.

because i'm not a and i care about other people.

[sevensfun]

pavarotti1980 said:

honest. better than pretending to have an exemption.

There’s the thing

You don’t need a good reason. Just need to decide you don’t like wearing it and thus are exempt

[monthou]

dave_s13 said:

I don't wear a mask because I'm a and I don't care if you die.

How's that?

You should wear a badge.

[otolith]

sevensfun said:

There’s the thing

You don’t need a good reason. Just need to decide you don’t like wearing it and thus are exempt

Hence why it's mostly a mental health issue if you include personality disorders.

[pavarotti1980]

sevensfun said:

There’s the thing

You don’t need a good reason. Just need to decide you don’t like wearing it and thus are exempt

Which proves its all a load of bks then. We got there in the end. 33 pages eh

Have you had the Bill Gates GPS system fitted yet?

Edited by pavarotti1980 on Friday 18th June 16:00

[CobolMan]

Pixelpeep Z4 said:

I know this will be the reason for the majority of those that don't wear one.

knowing this makes me even more comfortable for supporting establishments that runs a no mask no entry policy.

because i'm not a and i care about other people.

I'm interested in how many people wore them prior to 2020, an honest question, not trying to score any points. Personally, I hate them and have changed my life so that I actively avoid going to places where they are mandated. On the rare occasions that I end up in a shop etc I will wear one even though they are a trigger for my depression.

[Pixelpeep Z4]

CobolMan said:

Pixelpeep Z4 said:

I know this will be the reason for the majority of those that don't wear one.

knowing this makes me even more comfortable for supporting establishments that runs a no mask no entry policy.

because i'm not a and i care about other people.

I'm interested in how many people wore them prior to 2020, an honest question, not trying to score any points. Personally, I hate them and have changed my life so that I actively avoid going to places where they are mandated. On the rare occasions that I end up in a shop etc I will wear one even though they are a trigger for my depression.

You see... you are a true hero in my book. You know it will cause you problems, but you deal with it. Feel the fear but do it anyway.

Personally, i didn't wear a mask prior to 2020, but then again there hasn't been such an easily transmittable, brand new virus that has the potential to cause serious, life changing issues or even death until 2020.

But if there had been, i would have been just as pro-mask as i am now, because, if you are able to, then why the hell not?

[anonymous-user]

CobolMan said:

I'm interested in how many people wore them prior to 2020, an honest question, not trying to score any points. Personally, I hate them and have changed my life so that I actively avoid going to places where they are mandated. On the rare occasions that I end up in a shop etc I will wear one even though they are a trigger for my depression.

Without meaning to sound like a bellend, and I'm not doubting what you say, but I'm curious as to how wearing a mask for a few minutes in a shop triggers depression?

[CobolMan]

hucumber said:

Without meaning to sound like a bellend, and I'm not doubting what you say, but I'm curious as to how wearing a mask for a few minutes in a shop triggers depression?

It's seeing others in them tbh, that's what the biggest trigger is for me. Just a mass of faceless drones, no smiles visible.

Edited by CobolMan on Friday 18th June 17:01

[Alucidnation]

bad company said:

I found this elsewhere and rather like it.

Awaiting incoming abuse from the usual suspects.

Little Jems?



Bless.

[mikeveal]

sevensfun said:

You don’t need a good reason. Just need to decide you don’t like wearing it and thus are exempt

And that pretty much sums up the entire anti-mask argument in a nutshell.

[sevensfun]

mikeveal said:

sevensfun said:

You don’t need a good reason. Just need to decide you don’t like wearing it and thus are exempt

And that pretty much sums up the entire anti-mask argument in a nutshell.

Why thank you - just stating the obvious which doesn’t seem to be so obvious for muzzle up crew....

[sevensfun]

anonymous said:

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Oh well

[ruggedscotty]

hucumber said:

CobolMan said:

I'm interested in how many people wore them prior to 2020, an honest question, not trying to score any points. Personally, I hate them and have changed my life so that I actively avoid going to places where they are mandated. On the rare occasions that I end up in a shop etc I will wear one even though they are a trigger for my depression.

Without meaning to sound like a bellend, and I'm not doubting what you say, but I'm curious as to how wearing a mask for a few minutes in a shop triggers depression?

Its not the mask but a deepseated issue the peson has, and it seems to be a particular type of person that struggles with the thought of following rules. They say that the rules dont apply to them and use a multitude of excuses to achieve the non compliance. sad individuals and a terrible terrible way to live life, so much so that they try to make everyone else that promotes mask wearing as some wierdo.

That they root about to find studies and professional opinions to back them up when there are countless studies and professional opinions that state that a mask is indeed beneficial, then they agree but try to say no one wears them that they are incorrectly worn, etc. Usualy the ones incorrectly wearing them are similar to the deniers, wearing the mask incorrectly and a passive aggresive stance to signal thier displeasure and non compliance.

All the face lanyards and excuses...

'tards indeed. but the majority of people that are abiding by the rules and doing what they can to help with the efforts to control seem to see them for what they are and are no longer engaging. whats the point, no matter what you say they are going to come back with a few half backed answers and actually best just to give them a wide berth.

[monthou]

ruggedscotty said:

hucumber said:

CobolMan said:

I'm interested in how many people wore them prior to 2020, an honest question, not trying to score any points. Personally, I hate them and have changed my life so that I actively avoid going to places where they are mandated. On the rare occasions that I end up in a shop etc I will wear one even though they are a trigger for my depression.

Without meaning to sound like a bellend, and I'm not doubting what you say, but I'm curious as to how wearing a mask for a few minutes in a shop triggers depression?

Its not the mask but a deepseated issue the peson has, and it seems to be a particular type of person that struggles with the thought of following rules. They say that the rules dont apply to them and use a multitude of excuses to achieve the non compliance. sad individuals and a terrible terrible way to live life, so much so that they try to make everyone else that promotes mask wearing as some wierdo.

That they root about to find studies and professional opinions to back them up when there are countless studies and professional opinions that state that a mask is indeed beneficial, then they agree but try to say no one wears them that they are incorrectly worn, etc. Usualy the ones incorrectly wearing them are similar to the deniers, wearing the mask incorrectly and a passive aggresive stance to signal thier displeasure and non compliance.

All the face lanyards and excuses...

'tards indeed. but the majority of people that are abiding by the rules and doing what they can to help with the efforts to control seem to see them for what they are and are no longer engaging. whats the point, no matter what you say they are going to come back with a few half backed answers and actually best just to give them a wide berth.

Totally unfair post. You could apply that to many posters on this thread, you can't justify tagging it onto someone who says they're uncomfortable with masks but wear them.

[CharlesdeGaulle]

monthou said:

Totally unfair post. You could apply that to many posters on this thread, you can't justify tagging it onto someone who says they're uncomfortable with masks but wear them.

It was an excellent post, but perhaps tagged to, or quoting, other posters that weren't really germane to his point.

[monthou]

CharlesdeGaulle said:

monthou said:

Totally unfair post. You could apply that to many posters on this thread, you can't justify tagging it onto someone who says they're uncomfortable with masks but wear them.

It was an excellent post, but perhaps tagged to, or quoting, other posters that weren't really germane to his point.

Perhaps?

[CharlesdeGaulle]

monthou said:

Perhaps?

Yes.

[monthou]

CharlesdeGaulle said:

monthou said:

Perhaps?

Yes.

Perhaps my arse.

[CharlesdeGaulle]

monthou said:

Perhaps my arse.

'Totally unfair post' my arse.