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It's a generalization. People who don't live in public areas wouldn't need to. Judgement call. Six feet and washing hands are better imo
And you think your opinion is better than those of the medical professionals?
This is part of the problem. There has been a decline of acceptance that there are people who know more than others. There are experts that actually study these things and KNOW MORE THAN YOU DO.
Unless you have a degree in epidemiology, your opinion is exactly worthless.
Oh, wow. Don't know about that. I can count the amount of people not wearing masks on one hand here. While smoking, while jogging, in their cars, crossing the street. We don't need to at out fitness club fr health reasons but one or two do. Depends on the nachibe they use etc.
I mean people may think I'm ignorant. Generalizations aren't always a good way to assertain the truth.
In the car, no problem, you can always put your mask on before exiting the car.
Whether people think its acceptable to not wear a mask in public is down to their own conscience, a conscience often based on ignorance of the facts, or sometimes rebellion against medical advice. You have just shown your ignorance regarding CV19 suspended in air or as a projectile.
It depends on ones situation. Wearing a mask outside where there is no people won't make people at risk to catch viruses. Of course wear them in stores, crowded places, etc. I do that. So what.
But many people do not. The OP is talking about people who refused to do so. Totally different than judgement call. Don't assume.
An attack?
It's a personal opinion based on my personal situation. Every person is different. The scientist has to generalize. Laws aren't ideally biased.
I was specific in stating in public. We are surrounded by hundreds of square kilometres of forest, chances od even seeing another human being out there are pretty slim. But getting there and back we must walk through the village, with people.
You have listed places like your health club, no assumption necessary
It depends on ones situation. Wearing a mask outside where there is no people won't make people at risk to catch viruses. Of course wear them in stores, crowded places, etc. I do that. So what.
But many people do not. The OP is talking about people who refused to do so. Totally different than judgement call. Don't assume.
It's not an attack to say you don't know as much as an epidemiologist who actually studies these things.
Unless you actually know some epidemiology, you aren't even qualified to determine what is *actually* best for yourself. That is why we have experts: they can study these things and give advice based on evidence as opposed to just personal fantasies.
Why would it be embarassing for them to change their minds in the face of facts?
I don't know about you, but personally, I'd rather have experts and leaders doing that, than the opposite, i.e. stubbornly clinging to opinions that have been refuted by contrary evidence.
I am more disciplined than my counterpartsThose that do not wear masks in crowded places are either stupid or jerks. Period. And there are *way* too many people like that.
Those that do not wear masks in crowded places are either stupid or jerks. Period. And there are *way* too many people like that.
And what "personal situation" entitles you to dispense with a mask and thereby endanger others?An attack?
It's a personal opinion based on my personal situation. Every person is different.
And what "personal situation" entitles you to dispense with a mask and thereby endanger others?
Let me put it this way.
If the temperature is 30 below outside and you decide you want to go for an hour walk with only a t-shirt and shorts, I would all you stupid and foolhardy.
And if doing so puts other people at risk, you are a jerk.
Why the negativity and names?
All people are ignorant about a lot of things.