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brewens

(13,585 posts)
Wed Feb 16, 2022, 08:18 AM Feb 2022

The anti-maskers have latched onto the Superbowl big time. A nearby small-town in

southeastern Washington had a bunch of high school students walk out over masks Monday. The local papers FB post comments were all about the Superbowl as an example. Thanks for that. Just what we needed when we're still trying to get people to be responsible here.

I guess we've seen high profile crap like that undermining the effort right from the start. Newsome at the maskless party right off the bat was a big one.

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The anti-maskers have latched onto the Superbowl big time. A nearby small-town in (Original Post) brewens Feb 2022 OP
Prior to the game they claimed enforcement would be strict Shrek Feb 2022 #1
Watch what they do, not what they say. Srkdqltr Feb 2022 #2

Shrek

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1. Prior to the game they claimed enforcement would be strict
Wed Feb 16, 2022, 08:22 AM
Feb 2022
https://abc7.com/super-bowl-lvi-sofi-stadium-kn95-mask-fans/11559382/

Two weeks ago, the vast majority of fans attending the NFC championship game at SoFi between the Los Angeles Rams and San Francisco 49ers were seen on camera ignoring the mandate. Even Gov. Gavin Newsom, Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti, Magic Johnson, and actor Rob Lowe took some heat for being photographed without masks.

The lax adherence to the mandate led one county supervisor, Kathryn Barger, to suggest that the mask rule be rescinded, since it apparently wasn't being followed anyway.

But the mask rule will remain in effect for the Super Bowl, and stadium officials insisted they will enforce it. The rule requires masks at all times, except when "actively" eating or drinking.

"That doesn't mean you buy a bucket of popcorn and eat it for two hours. Actively eating and drinking," Russ Simons, senior vice president for campus and facility operations for SoFi Stadium, said earlier. "We're on to you."
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