Don't mistake inconvenience for oppression (sign):

[demmiblue]

It was a response to this tweet:

Link to tweet

[safeinOhio]

1. Wearing a mask is not a political statement.

It’s an IQ test.

[erronis]

2. Bingo!

[Guilded Lilly]

3. Besides being a nasty jagg-off, it isn't exactly a stellar choice to...

insult and threaten some one who will be having access to one’s teeth with whirring instruments and sharp needles, is it?

[TreasonousBastard]

4. "...does nt make you a patriot-- it makes you an asshole"...

And as to the second one I would love to see in that office the West Indian nurse I had while in the hospital. She was legendary, and I'll never forget hearing her yell at a patient "I got no time for this garbage, you sit back and take your damn pill."

With her thick accent making it better, I gotta say I kinda jumped at that voice of authority even though I was in the next room. Imagine her-- "Karen, now put da mask on or get the hell out of here. You're the one wanting your teeth fixed, and we ain't doing it to no bald-faced people."

[SammyWinstonJack]

5. How many falsehoods can one moron spew in just a matter of minutes?

[Liberal In Texas]

6. As for the TikTok...Most all of this wouldn't be happening if these jerks didn't feel

enabled by Deadbeat Donnie. They're emulating how they think he would act in the dentists office (Trader Joes, Home Depot, Costco, Starbucks or wherever.)

As for the sign...Brilliant.

[PatSeg]

7. So she talked to a lawyer before

she came? Seriously, these people think that like Trump, they can say anything and that makes it fact.

That dentist office does not have to treat her and they can require her to wear a mask and have her temperature taken. She has the right to refuse and find another dentist. I'm sure the dental group will not be sorry to see her take her damn teeth somewhere else. What business wants to risk infecting their employees and other patients?