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Listing 3 things you are grateful for each day will improve your whole life and all your relationships. As something that is likely to do good and isn't much of

by mellow2020 6y ago

Listing 3 things you are grateful for each day will improve your whole life and all your relationships. As something that is likely to do good and isn't much of a sacrifice, it's the same thing, and you didn't answer the question. > Because wearing masks shouldn't be a political issue if you can't develop a reasonable counterargument. You are the one making it about the masks and only the masks, even the protests aren't, and I for one said IMO the pushiness is the problem, not what is being pushed.

chki 6y ago
> it's the same thing It is not. Masks are meant to protect everybody, they are not meant to protect yourself. I'm not in favor of preventing consenting mentally stable adults from doing basically anything to themselves and – to answer your question – I would obviously object to other people forcing me into adopting any unreasonable habit. But this is about protecting society and risk groups. > IMO the pushiness is the problem, not what is being pushed. By "the pushiness" do you mean the laws that are in place to force people to do things? Because those are pretty common in all sorts of situations. Or do you mean the general attitude by commentators (in the media/on twitter etc.) towards people not abiding by those laws?
- mellow2020 6y ago
  I didn't say "it's the same thing", I said "As something that is likely to do good and isn't much of a sacrifice, it's the same thing" > I would obviously object to other people forcing me into adopting any unreasonable habit. There is nothing "unreasonable" about naming 3 things you are grateful for each day. If you did it each day, you could probably get it down to taking a few seconds. > Or do you mean the general attitude by commentators (in the media/on twitter etc.) towards people not abiding by those laws? I do mean the attitude, but not about not abiding to laws per se. It's just a wholesale dismissal. Like, what does "mentally stable" have to do with anything, why did you weave that in there? Because instable people are complaining about masks or think G5 causes Corona? What do, for example, arguments put forward in the OP article have to do with that?

chki 6y ago

> it's the same thing It is not. Masks are meant to protect everybody, they are not meant to protect yourself. I'm not in favor of preventing consenting mentally stable adults from doing basically anything to themselves and – to answer your question – I would obviously object to other people forcing me into adopting any unreasonable habit. But this is about protecting society and risk groups. > IMO the pushiness is the problem, not what is being pushed. By "the pushiness" do you mean the laws that are in place to force people to do things? Because those are pretty common in all sorts of situations. Or do you mean the general attitude by commentators (in the media/on twitter etc.) towards people not abiding by those laws?

mellow2020 6y ago
I didn't say "it's the same thing", I said "As something that is likely to do good and isn't much of a sacrifice, it's the same thing" > I would obviously object to other people forcing me into adopting any unreasonable habit. There is nothing "unreasonable" about naming 3 things you are grateful for each day. If you did it each day, you could probably get it down to taking a few seconds. > Or do you mean the general attitude by commentators (in the media/on twitter etc.) towards people not abiding by those laws? I do mean the attitude, but not about not abiding to laws per se. It's just a wholesale dismissal. Like, what does "mentally stable" have to do with anything, why did you weave that in there? Because instable people are complaining about masks or think G5 causes Corona? What do, for example, arguments put forward in the OP article have to do with that?