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If I don’t wear a mask, what are people gonna do about it? Nothing. People fold quickly when you ignore their requests to wear a mask.

• michaelmrose 5y ago
  So you prefer to trespass on private property while ignoring the requirements for entry available in law, posted on the door, and communicated to you directly by ignoring employees like they are non people. Do you just do this now or were you doing this back in 2020 too?
  • akomtu 5y ago
    This law is no longer needed.
    • michaelmrose 5y ago
      That is for individual states, municipalities, and individual businesses to decide. If any of the above require it you can basically suck it up or go elsewhere.
    • Step888 5y ago
      Which law? Are you saying we can go inside of restaurants shoeless and completely naked now? And that private businesses shouldn't be allowed to kick us out?
• raphlinus 5y ago
  You would be asked to leave our Quaker meeting, attend it via Zoom instead.
• ceroxylon 5y ago
  Do you interact with society on a regular basis? Businesses have the right to refuse service, and you will absolutely be escorted out (minimum) and will most likely have your tantrum broadcast to the internet if you pretend you are some sort of martyr.
  • logicalmonster 5y ago
    > Businesses have the right to refuse service Yet so many people flipped out when a business wouldn’t design a custom cake for a same-sex couple. Which is it? Can businesses enforce their own rules and values on their own property or not?
    • PuppyTailWags 5y ago
      Businesses can enforce their own rules and values except if it discriminates on protected classes of people. There is an existent argument that a business can discriminate on protected classes of people if discriminating follows their religious beliefs. As far as I understand wearing a mask doesn't fall into either category so the gay cakes thing has very little to do with this and comes off as whataboutism.
      • quantumwannabe 5y ago
        So if we repealed the Civil Rights Act, and therefore got rid of the concept of protected classes, you would think that it is okay to discriminate on the basis of one’s sex, race, and sexual orientation? Morality is not the same as legality.
        • tomrod 5y ago
          Your comment confuses me. Masking helps prevent spread of illness. Legality should follow morality, but the reverse often happens. The grandparent comment didn't appear to suggest what you're clarifying question asserts.
          • quantumwannabe 5y ago
            That comment implied that discrimination was okay unless it was against a protected class. It is reasonable to ask what they would do if there was no such thing as a protected class. Would they approve of all forms of discrimination? Or would they do as your sibling comment did and decide that actually the concept of protected classes doesn’t matter and one can pick and choose which types of discrimination are moral/immoral. It’s very easy to have a belief that businesses should be able to pick who their customers are or that they should be forced to serve everyone, but any opinion in between is very difficult to make logically consistent.
• Taniwha 5y ago
  No - if we see you maskless in an establishment we go somewhere else with sensible customers