To mask or not to mask....That is the question. Part II

[actaeon277]

Well, Canada went pretty Nazi. A lot of people getting sick of it.

 

[BigRed]

This guy has definitely HAD enough!

Watch: Pastor Orders Police to Get Out of His Church, "Get Out, You Nazis!"

redstate.com

OUTSTANDING!!!!!!!!

 

[jsx1043]

That was cathartic

 

[qwerty]

The Calgary "Police" try to spin it.... And lie....



@CalgaryPolice: https://t.co/PRTlfNQRnW

 

[churchmouse]

OUTSTANDING!!!!!!!!

More of this. Done with it peoples. Done with it.

 

[Magyars]

This guy nails it.
If I was more eloquent, I would have said this.....

The new America doesn't look anything like the old one

I'm not getting the COVID vaccine. I'm not recommending that course of action and, although I do have my reasons, it's mostly just stubbornness. I don't want to follow the herd, and I won't be told what I mus...

www.americanthinker.com

 

[IndyDave1776]

These stupid bastards just don't get it.

https://amp-cnn-com.cdn.ampproject.org/v/s/amp.cnn.com/cnn/2021/04/04/us/biden-mask-contest-500k-trnd/index.html?amp_js_v=a6&amp_gsa=1&usqp=mq331AQFKAGwASA%3D#aoh=16176261581986&csi=1&referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com&amp_tf=From%20%251%24s&ampshare=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.cnn.com%2F2021%2F04%2F04%2Fus%2Fbiden-mask-contest-500k-trnd%2Findex.html

 

[d.kaufman]

I'll take my 500k in 100 Bill's please

 

[bwframe]

Just got a txt, with a link to this...

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Penny Caudill
April 2, 2021 812-349-2068
pcaudill@co.monroe.in.us

We Are Still in This Together -
Maintaining the fight against Covid-19

A message to the residents of Monroe County from community leaders

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – The Monroe County Health Department, Monroe County Board of
Commissioners, City of Bloomington, Indiana University Health, and Indiana University are standing
together to support continuing Covid-19 safety precautions amid rising cases.

We are united in the belief that the pandemic is not yet over and that it is not yet time to let down our
guard. We stand beside the Monroe County Health Officer and Health Board in maintaining the mask
and social distancing mandates put in place to protect our community.

Monroe County’s weekly case rate per 100,000 people more than doubled this week from a low of 63
last month to 128 cases, causing the county to return to the Yellow Advisory Level on the Indiana
Department of Health (IDOH) Coronavirus Metrics map at www.coronavirus.in.gov. The daily rolling
average doubled to 26 cases within the same period while the positivity rate rose 50% to 0.9%
This shows our numbers are going in the wrong direction. We must continue the Covid-19 safety
precautions currently in place: wearing masks, social distancing, diligent hand hygiene and staying
home while ill. These actions, along with getting vaccinated against Covid-19, will protect our
families, our neighbors and our community.

If you haven’t received your vaccination yet, please visit www.ourshot.IN.gov to find area clinic sites
and make an appointment.

We will continue to urge all our community members to maintain the measures necessary to protect
themselves and each other until medical professionals advise otherwise.
The Monroe County Health Board will meet next on April 6th to review the current health regulations
and update as needed. We support their efforts to protect the health of the community.

Let’s stay the course and keep each other well.

Penny Caudill Thomas W. Sharp M.D. Julie Thomas
Monroe County Monroe County Lee Jones
Health Administrator Health Officer Penny Githens
Monroe Co. Board of Commissioners
John Hamilton Brian T. Shockney Lauren Robel
Mayor President Provost
City of Bloomington IU Health South Central Region Indiana University
These community leaders meet regularly via teleconference to share information and resources in response to Covid-19 in an effort to
keep the community safe.
-END-

 

[MCgrease08]

So basically what I take away from that Bloomington letter is (paraphrasing), "we have mandates in place now, but cases are still going up. So we're advocating to keep doing the exact same things, even though they haven't prevented cases from rising."

 

[chipbennett]

You do need a mask. It's not a diaper unless you are talking s**t. Don't talk s**t and you won't need a diaper. You need a mask to stop you from spitting, coughing, sneezing on others. Learn how the body function so we can get on top of this novel disease. We are almost there, no reason to screw it up now.

I'm still not spitting, coughing, or sneezing on anyone. Thus, by your logic, I do not, in fact, need to wear a mask.

And you have yet to prove the harm posed by non-symptomatic people not wearing masks.

 

[chipbennett]

IKR. Kirk's on a warpath today.


It doesn't help that some INGOers can't realize he doesn't mean literally spitting.


Is the concept of water vapor expiration(and the bugs that ride it) that hard to understand?

You, too: prove the viral load of the respiration of non-symptomatic people. Since your position is the one that imposes restriction on the freedom of others, you, not those others, bear the burden to prove the harm, and the benefit of the proposed restriction of freedom to address that harm.

 

[chipbennett]

I get it. Letting this thing run rampant is a good way to fix Social Security and save it for those of us who are not currently elderly. I say the old people have outlived their usefulness.

If particular demographic groups are at exceptionally high risk from the pandemic, do population-wide policies and mandates (of any kind) that restrict the freedoms of everyone, equally, represent a) the least-restrictive means to mitigate that risk, and b) the most-targeted/focused means to mitigate that risk?

 

[SwikLS]

You do need a mask. It's not a diaper unless you are talking s**t. Don't talk s**t and you won't need a diaper. You need a mask to stop you from spitting, coughing, sneezing on others. Learn how the body function so we can get on top of this novel disease. We are almost there, no reason to screw it up now.

There is no going back to normal. The sooner everyone realizes that, the sooner we can get back to normal.

 

[drillsgt]

Just got a txt, with a link to this...

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Penny Caudill
April 2, 2021 812-349-2068
pcaudill@co.monroe.in.us

We Are Still in This Together -
Maintaining the fight against Covid-19

A message to the residents of Monroe County from community leaders

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – The Monroe County Health Department, Monroe County Board of
Commissioners, City of Bloomington, Indiana University Health, and Indiana University are standing
together to support continuing Covid-19 safety precautions amid rising cases.

We are united in the belief that the pandemic is not yet over and that it is not yet time to let down our
guard. We stand beside the Monroe County Health Officer and Health Board in maintaining the mask
and social distancing mandates put in place to protect our community.

Monroe County’s weekly case rate per 100,000 people more than doubled this week from a low of 63
last month to 128 cases, causing the county to return to the Yellow Advisory Level on the Indiana
Department of Health (IDOH) Coronavirus Metrics map at www.coronavirus.in.gov. The daily rolling
average doubled to 26 cases within the same period while the positivity rate rose 50% to 0.9%
This shows our numbers are going in the wrong direction. We must continue the Covid-19 safety
precautions currently in place: wearing masks, social distancing, diligent hand hygiene and staying
home while ill. These actions, along with getting vaccinated against Covid-19, will protect our
families, our neighbors and our community.

If you haven’t received your vaccination yet, please visit www.ourshot.IN.gov to find area clinic sites
and make an appointment.

We will continue to urge all our community members to maintain the measures necessary to protect
themselves and each other until medical professionals advise otherwise.
The Monroe County Health Board will meet next on April 6th to review the current health regulations
and update as needed. We support their efforts to protect the health of the community.

Let’s stay the course and keep each other well.

Penny Caudill Thomas W. Sharp M.D. Julie Thomas
Monroe County Monroe County Lee Jones
Health Administrator Health Officer Penny Githens
Monroe Co. Board of Commissioners
John Hamilton Brian T. Shockney Lauren Robel
Mayor President Provost
City of Bloomington IU Health South Central Region Indiana University
These community leaders meet regularly via teleconference to share information and resources in response to Covid-19 in an effort to
keep the community safe.
-END-

128 cases now per 100000, they better lock down stat.

 

[chipbennett]

There is no going back to normal. The sooner everyone realizes that, the sooner we can get back to normal.

I refuse to accept that.

I will return to normal, whether or not the government condones it.

 

[Ingomike]

There is no going back to normal. The sooner everyone realizes that, the sooner we can get back to normal.

They are creating a new normal perpetuated by the thinking here and propagandized masses...

 

[Ingomike]

I saw an interesting explanation recently, many Christians lament the removal of God and prayers from schools and often blame that for the schools downfall, the author says that the elimination of God and prayer was the culmination of a plan and goal, not a beginning...

 

[SwikLS]

I refuse to accept that.

I will return to normal, whether or not the government condones it.

precisely

 

[SwikLS]

I saw an interesting explanation recently, many Christians lament the removal of God and prayers from schools and often blame that for the schools downfall, the author says that the elimination of God and prayer was the culmination of a plan and goal, not a beginning...

of course, in order for SCOTUS to rule against the freedom of religion in Engel vs Vitale, there had to be a culture of those ideas among legal scholars and that took root in the universities in the early 20th century.