re: What’s your first thought when you see someone who still is wearing a mask nowadays?

The people still wearing masks will be wearing them for the rest of their lives. The process of demoralization has been completed.

I'm convinced that one of the reasons crime has exploded is because people can now cover their face and disguise their identity without setting off alarm bells.

I'm not sure how we go back to normal if wearing a mask is seen as socially acceptable for public health reasons.

I have to wear one for work. When someone asks me, condescendingly, “What do you think that mask is really doing for you?”, i tell them it’s allowing me to keep my job and that’s about it. I have so far kept my job in an industry that fires those who won’t take their shot. The mask gives me a rash on my face but nobody in my family died from a reaction to it. Can’t say the same about the shot.

In New Orleans so probably car jackers

Dumbass

I'm automatically suspicious of anyone who goes out of their way to tell me they "don't care" about ANYTHING.

What's the possible need to broadcast such a thing IF YOU REALLY DON'T?

Yet these discussions bring them out in droves. It's weird.

My favorites are...

1. The people walking alone on the sidewalk with no one within 100 feet of them.

2. The people riding around in their cars wearing masks

3. The people riding in open convertibles wearing masks.

quote:

---

What’s your first thought when you see someone who still is wearing a mask nowadays?

---

I assume they are dying of cancer or some other shite if it's an N95.

I assume they are a virtue signaling idiot if it's a paper or cloth worthless mask.

quote:

---

Pretty common still in Atlanta. Notice it more in certain parts of town over others.

---

I got the major stink eye last week when I went *gasp* maskless into Intown Ace Hardware in Decatur. The owner has been my neighbor for 20 years and his sister in law used to live in my in-law suite. Point being I've been a loyal customer for two decades and felt like I was trying to rob the place because I believe in science. It was my final visit. Close on sale today!!! Bye Atlanta suckers.

Oh and there were Girl Scouts (can we still call them that??) selling cookies outside. Out. Side. All wearing masks. And dads with their sons all masked up, going in. Reaction: dad=cuck. Son=sad.

When I see masked people in our new home of Travelers Rest, SC, my reaction is just sympathy bc they're almost always old and fat. Even then it's very very rare.

I'm in San Francisco. It's a fricking sickness here.