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Supermarket employees following management orders are morons now? The only moron here is the idiot who used his shopping cart as a weapon.
Their job is to stock shelves and ring up my items, not play wannabe dictator.
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Originally Posted by SFBayBoomer
If they are required to wear a mask, either by store policy or local or state mandate, and they don't wear a mask, they are not "shopping in peace".
Yes they are, there are people who CAN'T wear a mask and its not up to the morons in the store to ask who can and can't just assume if someone isn't wearing one they can't wear one. I had to go to the doctor yesterday again and for the first time they didn't stupidly offer me a mask or even mention it. They knew I was just gonna throw it away.
For those against masks, look at the states with mandatory masks. Their numbers are going down or at least controlled for now. Wearing a mask takes no rights away from you. It's just helping to stop the spread especially to our families and friends. Why are we so selfish that we can't even do this for a few months. Why do we feel so entitled that it's somehow against our rights.
Shopping in peace until some moron who thinks they are some kind of authority figure bothers them is not causing a disturbance.
Openly defying conditions for entry, in some cases in defiance of government mandate, and placing other customers and employees at risk is not shopping in peace. Consider this a free lesson in being a responsible adult. You’re welcome.
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