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The Mask policy exacerbate it. It dehumanize person when you can't see their face.
by matz1 5y ago
The Mask policy exacerbate it. It dehumanize person when you can't see their face.
- jdavis703 5y agoIndoor dining in the Bay Area has been mask free for months (the SF Gate is a San Francisco publication).
- matz1 5y agoWell, the picture in article showing the staff with mask and face shield!. In texas sadly most of the restaurant wait staff still wear mask.
- enumjorge 5y agoI was in Texas a couple of months ago, and at least in that part of the state, that wasn’t my experience at all.
- WesolyKubeczek 5y agoSo what? The staff wearing masks are somehow Untermenschen? You get to be a dick to them with impunity? You see them wearing a mask and just can’t help it?
- matz1 5y agoI'm not but many people will interact with people wearing mask differently (knowingly or unknowingly). Besides, the staff hate the mask but they have to wear because of the policy. It also contribute to shortage of worker: its already a hard job and now with added mask!
- happytoexplain 5y agoI don't think it's the mask doing the dehumanizing.
- alariccole 5y agoexacerbate [https://www.wordnik.com/words/exacerbate https://www.wordnik.com/words/exacerbate] is the word. No hate here, it’s just a weird word ;)
- iJohnDoe 5y agoMaybe the opposite. People feel they can be extra rude because you can’t see their face?
- buu700 5y agoOn a related note, one thing I'd never thought about until actually being served by a masked waiter last month was that, pandemic aside, I kind of liked it as a general protection against having them accidentally breathe or spit on my food. I could see the mask policy remaining popular for chefs and/or waiters indefinitely, just as a logical next step after hairnets and gloves.