> I still fail to see why people are so vehemently opposed to masks. For me the sense of suffocation is strong and despite dozens of hours in one I have not gr

> I still fail to see why people are so vehemently opposed to masks. For me the sense of suffocation is strong and despite dozens of hours in one I have not grown accustomed to it, or even more tolerant of it. It's bad enough that while I'm willing to mask up for an emergency, as a permanent thing I would rather accept a bit more risk of a terrible disease or death. The size of the acceptable risk for me has only grown over time. Given the number of people who insist on wearing a mask in a way that gives nobody any protection, I'm not alone in this.