Biden: “it’s time to mask up America” (poll, healthcare, independent)
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If everybody had been wearing masks like they were supposed to, we wouldn't be in the position we are today, with huge numbers of cases, hospitalizations and death. Not everybody is adhering to the advice. Hope you are, Dash.
unless you wear your mask 24x7, it will be the same. The only places that are fine are TWN and NZ. They locked themselves out since the last march. mask is not be-all and end-all.
note it includes Federal lands. That's a lot of open space to wear masks. it does define "Federal lands" as "lands under executive branch control" if that matters.
No, it's not time to mask up. It's time to give the middle finger to masks. They do nothing besides prove you are a sheep.
That's not true. They do provide some benefit. They're just not the end-all-be-all, not even in conjunction with all the other "social distance" measures.
someone that believes the mask is the end-all-be-all. remember back in May when Fauci said 90% mask compliance would be no virus in 30 days.
There was never 90% mask compliance. Just so you know. I don't believe masks are the end-all be-all either. But they sure help. If only we could get people to wear them. Otherwise, we get to live with Covid for a while longer.
unless you wear your mask 24x7, it will be the same. The only places that are fine are TWN and NZ. They locked themselves out since the last march. mask is not be-all and end-all.
Never said it was.
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