As An American ...

[ItsjustMe]

[Karadeniz]

1. Yes!

[volstork]

2. This is the best articulation

of this issue that I have seen!

Thanks for sharing

[lunasun]

3. + That saves a lot of time and employee interaction with mask debaters

Just point to the sign then point again

[Tech]

4. My husband had his first customer refuse to wear a mask because of health.

I have health issues including asthma, and I wear a mask the rare times I venture out of our home. He made her stay 6 feet away from him, and insisted she use curbside service when she had to return to pick something up. We are in a hot spot.

[Evolve Dammit]

6. You have every right to protect yourself. They should not have the right to risk our health. Period,

[AlexSFCA]

8. it's completely irrelevant, face shields can be worn for those with health conditions

ZERO tolerance for non-mask wearers, irrespective of health status. The privilege of the exceptions does not give them the right to endanger others, as simple as that. Every single person is presumed asymptomatic covid positive unless proven otherwise. Whoever is not wearing mask is positive for covid and spreading the virus to others.

[Illumination]

5. Right on! That's telling them like it is!...

[SheltieLover]

7. Great!

Presuming they can read.

[3catwoman3]

9. It would be interesting to formally measure...

...the correlation between anti-makers and anti-vaxxers.

One of our practice’s anti-immunizing parents recently wanted a letter of exemption for one of her children. He is underimmunized and has asthma, and she does not want him to wear a mask to school. Seems like those are 2 very good reasons TO wear a mask.


I wouldn’t write it. One of my colleagues caved and said it was OK for him to wear just a face shield.

[SpankMe]

10. Don't mistake inconvenience for oppression.

Excellent quote. That's a bumper sticker, right there.

[Joinfortmill]

11. Love it

[MustLoveBeagles]

12. K&R

[Cha]

13. KR!

[Martin Eden]

14. PERFECT, but is it too many words for MAGAts?

I'm trying to picture them reading the whole thing, but can't quite see it.