Also consider all those telling you to wear a mask are the same people who say it's ok for someone to chop their junk off and pretend to be a girl only to end up killing themselves because despite what those on the left say chopping your junk off will not make you a girl nor feel better about the mental struggles one may be having.

But "just wear your mask bro"

Yukon Cornelius said:

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When the experts talked about masks they said they work because the stop bacteria. Viruses are 100s to 1000s times smaller than bacteria. The cotton shirts, bandanas, and those cheap fabric masks made in China aren't stopping the virus. Even the CDC footnoted there is zero evidence a mask works.

Initially why did the CDC and WHO and everyone say masks don't work? Because they know how small the virus particles are.

So why the switch? Because it became a litmus test to how far they can control people.

You're on the left which loves to tout how scientific you all are but you don't even know the basic physical properties of a virus.

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I voted for Trump yesterday and straight R. But sure thing. I'm on the left.

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I'm not afraid of catching COVID. At all. I wear a mask for one reason and one reason alone. If I do have the virus and I'm not showing symptoms, I don't want to spread it to anyone else. I'd never forgive myself if I was lazy or protesting something so simple and indirectly landed someone (especially someone older) in the hospital.

It is annoying but at the end of the day, the mask is off my face after 5 min in the store.

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But you never wore a mask before during flu season. So no, you really don't give a fck about anyone, you just want to virtue signal and spread fear. Most likely because you want Trump ousted.

Unless you commit to wearing a mask every damn year during flu season, you're a hypocrite who needs to keep his mouth shut on the matter. Hth

My apologies for assuming you're a lefty.

Your logic as understanding on the virus and the benefit of masks is flawed.

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chevy con queso said:

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This "childish frat bro" has depression issues from time to time, and I can tell you it got a lot better when I said f***' it, I'm going back to normal.

I wonder how many others were completely miserable pretending that this 99+% survivable virus was airborne death.

I'm not going to let the covidians redefine personal responsibility anymore. You make your choices, I'll make mine. Stay home if you don't like it, because I'm not responsible for you risking it by leaving your home.

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Mental health isn't a real thing. Depression doesn't lead to anything bad. Just suck it up and be tougher.
-Liberals who "CARE"

People are social beings not meant to survive but to LIVE.

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For months, I had gone out to eat, gone on vacation, gone bowling, gone to the movies, go to the store, take my kids to the park, gone to the beach. Never said you shouldn't live your life.

And sorry the mental health isn't strong for you guys. Maybe see a therapist? I have stayed active enough with work and friends not to have issues.

Just exercised the ultimate in mask rebellion. Wife and I both voted sans mask. Followed by maskless visit to the coffee shop. No one said a word. No one died.

Viva freedom.

I have "acute bronchial spasms" most doormen cant tell if its real or not.

BoydCrowder13 said:

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texagbeliever said:

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chevy con queso said:

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This "childish frat bro" has depression issues from time to time, and I can tell you it got a lot better when I said f***' it, I'm going back to normal.

I wonder how many others were completely miserable pretending that this 99+% survivable virus was airborne death.

I'm not going to let the covidians redefine personal responsibility anymore. You make your choices, I'll make mine. Stay home if you don't like it, because I'm not responsible for you risking it by leaving your home.

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Mental health isn't a real thing. Depression doesn't lead to anything bad. Just suck it up and be tougher.
-Liberals who "CARE"

People are social beings not meant to survive but to LIVE.

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For months, I had gone out to eat, gone on vacation, gone bowling, gone to the movies, go to the store, take my kids to the park, gone to the beach. Never said you shouldn't live your life.

And sorry the mental health isn't strong for you guys. Maybe see a therapist? I have stayed active enough with work and friends not to have issues.

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Oh well if Boyd isn't affected by something then that means noone else should be either. It is like someone saying im not allergic to peanuts so no one is allergic.

texagbeliever said:

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BoydCrowder13 said:

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texagbeliever said:

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chevy con queso said:

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This "childish frat bro" has depression issues from time to time, and I can tell you it got a lot better when I said f***' it, I'm going back to normal.

I wonder how many others were completely miserable pretending that this 99+% survivable virus was airborne death.

I'm not going to let the covidians redefine personal responsibility anymore. You make your choices, I'll make mine. Stay home if you don't like it, because I'm not responsible for you risking it by leaving your home.

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Mental health isn't a real thing. Depression doesn't lead to anything bad. Just suck it up and be tougher.
-Liberals who "CARE"

People are social beings not meant to survive but to LIVE.

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For months, I had gone out to eat, gone on vacation, gone bowling, gone to the movies, go to the store, take my kids to the park, gone to the beach. Never said you shouldn't live your life.

And sorry the mental health isn't strong for you guys. Maybe see a therapist? I have stayed active enough with work and friends not to have issues.

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Oh well if Boyd isn't affected by something then that means noone else should be either. It is like someone saying im not allergic to peanuts so no one is allergic.

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Sounds like your depression is from a lack of community or social. If I'm wrong, I apologize. Simply saying it is a weird time. I still try to get outside every day. Try to call friends every day or meet up with them for lunch once a week. Try to get out of town once a month. Have a movie night with my wife.

I don't let things like politics or masks mess with my mental state.

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I went to the grocery story today and bought $200 worth of groceries.

I didn't wear a mask. I might have been the only person in the store without one.

But, I got favorable comments from other shoppers while I was there. I asked one of the workers there where I could find dried peppers for the chili I am making today, and two dudes pushing carts made comments about me making chili.

TL;DT

Go to the store with your mask in your pocket. Most people want you to be a leader. Man up.

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Doing the same here in Keller, TX. It's time to start showing overt resistence to the mask insanity.

Had a women at a Keller High varsity football game last night put up tape on the 4 chairs to her right and the 4 chairs in the row directly behind her.

Then when my wife asked about who put up tape (assuming it was Stadium security), she launches into the "seriousness of Covid, how she's a physician, and how people tried to sit near to she and her family without wearing masks". She was mask nazi-Karen. I overwhelmed her with data and facts and it stifled her.

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So you will be following this practice for the rest of your life? How noble of you

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I mean probably until US cases drop below 50,000 per day on average. Or at least drop in my area. I thought that seemed reasonable?

This isn't a forever solution. Suck it up for 6 more months and we'll have a vaccine and can move on.

I go to stores. Go to work. Go out to eat. I'm just respectful of others and I'll wear a mask when I'm in a large group of strangers unless they say it's cool. No skin off my back.

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lol except we might not have a vaccine. But if we do it will only be partly effective for those who actually take the vaccine and, of course, many will not take the vaccine regardless of how effective it is.

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BoydCrowder13 said:

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I'm not afraid of catching COVID. At all. I wear a mask for one reason and one reason alone. If I do have the virus and I'm not showing symptoms, I don't want to spread it to anyone else. I'd never forgive myself if I was lazy or protesting something so simple and indirectly landed someone (especially someone older) in the hospital.

It is annoying but at the end of the day, the mask is off my face after 5 min in the store.

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But you never wore a mask before during flu season. So no, you really don't give a fck about anyone, you just want to virtue signal and spread fear. Most likely because you want Trump ousted.

Unless you commit to wearing a mask every damn year during flu season, you're a hypocrite who needs to keep his mouth shut on the matter. Hth

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This cannot be said enough.

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texagbeliever said:

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BoydCrowder13 said:

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chevy con queso said:

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This "childish frat bro" has depression issues from time to time, and I can tell you it got a lot better when I said f***' it, I'm going back to normal.

I wonder how many others were completely miserable pretending that this 99+% survivable virus was airborne death.

I'm not going to let the covidians redefine personal responsibility anymore. You make your choices, I'll make mine. Stay home if you don't like it, because I'm not responsible for you risking it by leaving your home.

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Mental health isn't a real thing. Depression doesn't lead to anything bad. Just suck it up and be tougher.
-Liberals who "CARE"

People are social beings not meant to survive but to LIVE.

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For months, I had gone out to eat, gone on vacation, gone bowling, gone to the movies, go to the store, take my kids to the park, gone to the beach. Never said you shouldn't live your life.

And sorry the mental health isn't strong for you guys. Maybe see a therapist? I have stayed active enough with work and friends not to have issues.

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Oh well if Boyd isn't affected by something then that means noone else should be either. It is like someone saying im not allergic to peanuts so no one is allergic.

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Sounds like your depression is from a lack of community or social. If I'm wrong, I apologize. Simply saying it is a weird time. I still try to get outside every day. Try to call friends every day or meet up with them for lunch once a week. Try to get out of town once a month. Have a movie night with my wife.

I don't let things like politics or masks mess with my mental state.

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Yes that is all good advice, but maybe recognize interactions in person even as trivial as with a cashier and waiter can impact someone's mental health. Especially men who tend to naturally be more autistic (voew people as objects) and visual so masks compound the problem of isolation. We are both thinking about others, you just think your care is more valid because it is socially acceptable.

texagbeliever said:

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BoydCrowder13 said:

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texagbeliever said:

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chevy con queso said:

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This "childish frat bro" has depression issues from time to time, and I can tell you it got a lot better when I said f***' it, I'm going back to normal.

I wonder how many others were completely miserable pretending that this 99+% survivable virus was airborne death.

I'm not going to let the covidians redefine personal responsibility anymore. You make your choices, I'll make mine. Stay home if you don't like it, because I'm not responsible for you risking it by leaving your home.

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Mental health isn't a real thing. Depression doesn't lead to anything bad. Just suck it up and be tougher.
-Liberals who "CARE"

People are social beings not meant to survive but to LIVE.

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For months, I had gone out to eat, gone on vacation, gone bowling, gone to the movies, go to the store, take my kids to the park, gone to the beach. Never said you shouldn't live your life.

And sorry the mental health isn't strong for you guys. Maybe see a therapist? I have stayed active enough with work and friends not to have issues.

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Oh well if Boyd isn't affected by something then that means noone else should be either. It is like someone saying im not allergic to peanuts so no one is allergic.

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Our babysitter just started freshmen year of high school. She is super outgoing and friendly. This year for the first time ever she is showing signs of depression. Her dad said it's due to masks. Can't make friends at school. If you can't talk normally or pick up on facial expressions

Every knee shall bow and every tongue shall confess

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If you don't wear a mask you are an idiot and a jerk.

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Were you trying to spell chode when you picked your username? If so, username checks out.

Every knee shall bow and every tongue shall confess

Every knee shall bow and every tongue shall confess

Joad said:

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If you don't wear a mask you are an idiot and a jerk.

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Thanks, choad.

annie88 said:

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Yep. I've quit wearing them in the Bryan Kroger and CS HEBs as well as Lowe's, Home Depot and AtHome.

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Home Depot AND Lowes? You must be Genx ...no one older than 35 goes to home improvement stores...

lol..

Go back your basement.

I had my first client lunch today since March.

Even if masks go away tomorrow, the psyche of this country is ****ed. The distancing, the fist bumps. The awkward spacing at tables. Just idiocy. It's all irrational fear and it's disgusting how the politicians are digging in on it to fan the flames.

Trump is NOT wearing a mask. And yet every Biden ad I see, his dumbass is wearing a mask. Pure. Politics.

**** you Fauci. **** the WHO. **** Abbott. **** Clay Jenkins. All chicken ****

I didn't wear a mask today leaving my office suite to the bathroom. Dropped a growler and walked back to my office with no mask

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BoydCrowder13 said:

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I'm not afraid of catching COVID. At all. I wear a mask for one reason and one reason alone. If I do have the virus and I'm not showing symptoms, I don't want to spread it to anyone else. I'd never forgive myself if I was lazy or protesting something so simple and indirectly landed someone (especially someone older) in the hospital.

It is annoying but at the end of the day, the mask is off my face after 5 min in the store.

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And what sort of mask are you wearing? N95 or better? Put it on properly? Take it off properly? Adjust it properly? Dispose of it properly?

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Double layered cloth mask like the CDC suggests on the front page of their website and my wife washes our masks every other day when we do laundry. And we've got a couple each. I wear it over my mouth and nose and try to maintain the requested distance in stores.

Of course that isn't full proof. I doubt anyone is stupid enough to think that. But it certainly is at least 10% better than me standing maskless a foot away from someone in line.

Once again, I don't even fear COVID. If I get it, I get it. 99.9% chance I'm fine. I do acknowledge that people over 55 and those with preexisting conditions can have a rougher time with it. If I can lessen the chance of spreading it a little by taking a step back and having on the CDC recommended mask, why not? It is no trouble to me at all.

It's like if someone asked if we could hold to door open for older people and you were like "hell no *****. Freedom!" Literally the same difficulty level.

BoydCrowder13 said:

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OverSeas AG said:

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BoydCrowder13 said:

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I'm not afraid of catching COVID. At all. I wear a mask for one reason and one reason alone. If I do have the virus and I'm not showing symptoms, I don't want to spread it to anyone else. I'd never forgive myself if I was lazy or protesting something so simple and indirectly landed someone (especially someone older) in the hospital.

It is annoying but at the end of the day, the mask is off my face after 5 min in the store.

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And what sort of mask are you wearing? N95 or better? Put it on properly? Take it off properly? Adjust it properly? Dispose of it properly?

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Double layered cloth mask like the CDC suggests on the front page of their website and my wife washes our masks every other day when we do laundry. And we've got a couple each. I wear it over my mouth and nose and try to maintain the requested distance in stores.

Of course that isn't full proof. I doubt anyone is stupid enough to think that. But it certainly is at least 10% better than me standing maskless a foot away from someone in line.

Once again, I don't even fear COVID. If I get it, I get it. 99.9% chance I'm fine. I do acknowledge that people over 55 and those with preexisting conditions can have a rougher time with it. If I can lessen the chance of spreading it a little by taking a step back and having on the CDC recommended mask, why not? It is no trouble to me at all.

It's like if someone asked if we could hold to door open for older people and you were like "hell no *****. Freedom!" Literally the same difficulty level.

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Literally not a single thing in your last four paragraphs is true. Not a single thing. Sheep gonna sheep.

FbgTxAg said:

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BoydCrowder13 said:

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OverSeas AG said:

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BoydCrowder13 said:

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I'm not afraid of catching COVID. At all. I wear a mask for one reason and one reason alone. If I do have the virus and I'm not showing symptoms, I don't want to spread it to anyone else. I'd never forgive myself if I was lazy or protesting something so simple and indirectly landed someone (especially someone older) in the hospital.

It is annoying but at the end of the day, the mask is off my face after 5 min in the store.

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And what sort of mask are you wearing? N95 or better? Put it on properly? Take it off properly? Adjust it properly? Dispose of it properly?

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Double layered cloth mask like the CDC suggests on the front page of their website and my wife washes our masks every other day when we do laundry. And we've got a couple each. I wear it over my mouth and nose and try to maintain the requested distance in stores.

Of course that isn't full proof. I doubt anyone is stupid enough to think that. But it certainly is at least 10% better than me standing maskless a foot away from someone in line.

Once again, I don't even fear COVID. If I get it, I get it. 99.9% chance I'm fine. I do acknowledge that people over 55 and those with preexisting conditions can have a rougher time with it. If I can lessen the chance of spreading it a little by taking a step back and having on the CDC recommended mask, why not? It is no trouble to me at all.

It's like if someone asked if we could hold to door open for older people and you were like "hell no *****. Freedom!" Literally the same difficulty level.

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Literally not a single thing in your last four paragraphs is true. Not a single thing. Sheep gonna sheep.

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Educate this poor sheep. That isn't on the CDC website? There is no difference in standing a foot away from a sick person or 6 feet away? Old people and people with preexisting conditions aren't more susceptible?

Boyd Crowder the TV character was pretty much a badass.

This username does not check out at all.

jefe95 said:

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Boyd Crowder the TV character was pretty much a badass.

This username does not check out at all.

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Indeed he was. His fianc did shoot him, he killed his best friend and he ended up in jail for the rest of his life though. If I'm not like ole Boyd, I'm alright.

Joad said:

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If you don't wear a mask you are an idiot and a jerk.

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I had the rona in March.

There is no reason at all for me to wear one.

Went to the Home Depot in Abilene last week with brother. Signs say no admittance without mask. Brother got to door and had forgotten his and the door nazi turned him away. He said, "Eff that, I'll be waiting at the car."

Went to Home Depot yesterday and saw several walking in with no mask. I've worn one just to avoid the dirty looks that might come my way. No more. My looks probably intimidate snowflakes.

Then when in most stores, I see the old lady wearing a mask who crowds everyone else in line.

Had new tires put on at Discount and they won't drive your vehicle into the bay. You have to do it. Only about half of the employees keep their masks in place.

They're trying to turn us all into Muslim women.

Ukraine Gas Expert said:

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Same. I carry it,but don't wear it, and most people don't seem to care. If someone says anything, I just ignore or say thanks.

Masks are dumb

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A challenge next time you go in for surgery tell the surgeon not to wear a mask while operating, because you think "masks are dumb"

third coast.. said:

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Instead of apples and oranges you used shopping and surgery. Bravo.

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Thank you, I think medical extractions and grocery extractions have a lot in common. My challenge remains.