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How would you confirm such a thing? CDC guidelines are about likelihood of transmission, not certainty. It's considerate and respectful to wear a mask when ar
by pwinnski 6y ago
How would you confirm such a thing?
CDC guidelines are about likelihood of transmission, not certainty.
It's considerate and respectful to wear a mask when around other people. If you're not going to do it, then all I ask is that you stay far away from me and mine.
- hnrodey 6y agoHow should I know what type of mask to wear to make you feel comfortable? Every mask is different, you know. Because that’s ultimately what this 24/7 mask wearing is about - demanding others engage in specific behaviors to make yourself feel better. I view this as personal responsibility and that’s how I conduct myself. I should draw boundaries for myself with what is and what is not okay and operate accordingly. I don’t expect anyone to change their life to account for my insecurities.
- pwinnski 6y agoThat's a really bizarre takeaway, and a huge switch from "I'm not going to do it," which is what I was responding to. If I see a person wearing a mask, even one of those single-ply gaiters that seems to be much less effective than three-ply cotton masks, I still understand that they are not one of the radical science-denying people that make zero effort to avoid infecting themselves and others, and are therefore dangerous. Personal responsibility sounds great, and is a good start. But also, we live in a society, so personal responsibility includes doing what you can to avoid spreading COVID-19 to others. Epidemiology is not "insecurity." That's... wow, I'm not even sure how to respond to that.