Taken to its logical extension, the "philosophy" that insists it is a person's "right" to mingle

[Atticus]

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with us in the check-out line, sit next to us on a bus or work in a nursing home---all without a mask during this pandemic---boils down to this: "I will do whatever I want whenever and wherever I choose, no matter who it may kill!"

Everyone with a smidgen of grey matter between their ears KNOWS that all of the supposed reasons snarled by the mask-holes to justify their anti-social recklessness are, if you're feeling charitable, "silly". Since I am all out of charity for these snotty overgrown children, I'll call their reasons "hateful bullshit".

The same "intellects" who argue that they have never worn a mask and since they did not get stricken with the virus that "proves" that "covid is a hoax" are the same proud idiots who think that last winter's snow storm "proves" that global climate change is a hoax.

I am for the "No jab, no job!" approach. If these people want go go maskless, let them---and their children---do it at home. "No shirt, no shoes, no service" should include "no shot" and, when available, a covid vaccination should be required---just like the other disease inoculations now required---in order for children to attend school.

If the above seems extreme, I make no apology. I am tired of the nation's "tolerance" of these hateful fools!

[Darwins_Retriever]

1. They haven't or refuse to grasp the need for a mask

If a mask is to protect themselves from infection, then they have a right to take a risk or not. If the initial assumption is true, then they would be right. But the initial assumption is false.

If a mask is used to protect other people, then the govenment or businesses have a right to require a mask. In the real world, the iitial assumption is true.

These idiots believe masks are to protect themselves.

[Dark n Stormy Knight]

3. Yes, but even risking themselves getting COVID is a public health

problem. Especially due to asymptomatic cases.

If we'd had a president who wasn't a self-centered moron/villain when this all started, the risks would have been made clear and many more would have been careful.

So many lives could have been saved.

[Greybnk48]

4. I agree 100% with "No jab, no job!" n/t

[abqtommy]

5. If logic worked on reTHUGS we wouldn't have this mess. But hefty fines and jail/prison

sentences might work.

[DanieRains]

6. Whatever Happened To Stand Your Ground?

This is what I want to know.

[Laura PourMeADrink]

7. Well stated! Last night, on CNN, a former Bush staffer said it well too.

Paraphrasing...

"Forget science, not wearing a mask or social distancing is like a slap in the face to the 500k fellow Americans who died."

[NHvet]

8. Same people as

those who claim "I've never worn a condom and I never got anyone pregnant or got an STD".

[Maeve]

9. Not so much a "philosophy" as a childish cry "But I WANNA!"

Which is a rephrasing of your point, I know...

[multigraincracker]

10. Signs and T-shirt

Only Deplorables
Refuse to wear masks.

[relayerbob]

11. Absolutely agreed

[EarnestPutz]

12. Why merchants have not put up signs that say "No shirt, No shoes, No mask, No Service"....

.....is beyond me.

[iemitsu]

13. No jab no job should absolutely apply

to those in the military, who think a vaccination is a choice.