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For what other purpose? I've met people who are vocally on this end of the political spectrum that don their masks, sit in close proximity to one another, remov
by evocatus 5y ago
For what other purpose? I've met people who are vocally on this end of the political spectrum that don their masks, sit in close proximity to one another, remove them, and remain in each others' presence for an hour or more.
Does COVID not strike at the dinner table? Or is there some other purpose to this theater?
If people really practiced the virtues of true self-isolation and quarantine, out of concern for how the virus actually spreads (which is _through human contact_) there wouldn't be nearly this many people with immaculate short haircuts. One wonders how barbers pay the rent otherwise.
- netsharc 5y agoWell, humans aren't necessarily logical and consistent, are they? Obviously you don't see the people who are isolating at home trying to avoid this virus, because well, they're at home and not out and about being judged by you. What if they know that the people they're dining with are healthy, vaccinated (less chances of catching the virus and being infectious) and/or were recently tested? Aren't the people who defiantly enter places with mask mandates without their masks also signalling their virtue of being "free thinkers" and "not a government sheeple"? But if I can guess, that's OK for you because they're the ones doing the right thing. I'd tell you you suffer from confirmation bias, but hey, I guess you've heard that too. But no! You're right and everyone else are morons!
- evocatus 5y agoIt's really just like you Europeans to constantly project attributes of your perceived enemy unto others. Anti-Pelosi, straight-laced anti-hippy conservative types, people defying mask mandates. No mind reading required. Simply observing the whites.