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Originally Posted by Patriotic Dissent
And then unless they tell me to get out I stay. Most people don't care for talking to me. Wife says I have a permanent scowl on my race, I deal with stupidity every day online and in real life so she's probably right. Either way no mask is going on my face.
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Eons ago, people were going to the dentist and coming home with Hepatitis.
Fortunately scientists figured out that dental instruments had to be cleaned
first by ultrasonic cleansing bath, then carefully scrubbed down and finally
sterilized under high pressure steam. The military began blood testing all
in their ranks. If someone was Hepatitis positive, the dentist and assistant
wore sterile surgical outfits that they removed as carefully as surgeons after
an operation, in a special enclosed area where the scrubs and linens were
carefully washed and sterilized as well. Dental staff doing so much as filling
a cavity used an enclosed surgical room with sterile coverings on everything
and staff had to wear full protective gear. GUESS WHAT HAPPENED???
Hepatitis cases decreased. Gasp. Oh, and the needles used to give shots
and any sharp cutting disposable instruments were equipped with a guard
over the object to prevent staff from accidentally cutting or tearing their
own skin while handling contaminated items. That was also when medical
waste was placed in biohazard containers and kept out of regular trash.
Imagine now if Hepatitis were not taken seriously. How would you like to
go to the dentist and have them place their ungloved hand inside your
mouth? That is exactly what they used to do, not so long ago.
Science. It is a good thing. Now a dentist and staff will wear a fresh new
mask when they see you too. Can you imagine if they didn't, and some
one's spit droplets were all over the used mask your dentist wears seeing
you afterward????
The timing was perfect, because HIV happened right afterward during that
time, and the military did not run around like chickens with their head cut
off trying to deal with it.