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Keep in mind there are immunocompromised people roaming the earth (I've read it's about 3%, or 9 million people in the US), and wearing a mask doesn't always me
by prirun 5y ago
Keep in mind there are immunocompromised people roaming the earth (I've read it's about 3%, or 9 million people in the US), and wearing a mask doesn't always mean someone is radicalized, crazy, or needs help "getting back to normal".
An immunocompromised person like myself doesn't know if they have protection or not, even if vaccinated 3 times. So wearing a mask at the grocery store or whatever is not a political statement, I'm not a mask fanatic, I don't insist others wear them around me, and I'm not a militant jerk about it. I don't like wearing them myself.
Having said that, in a doctor's office or hospital setting where the institution has said "Masks are required", it pisses me off when people come in with a mask around their neck, under their nose, etc. It's extremely inconsiderate to flaunt the rules in these settings because there are a lot of sick people nearby and you're basically saying "I don't give a fuck about others' health, I'm not wearing a mask".