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

[edporch]

Last Thursday I went for my yearly Endocrinologist appointment at Hendricks Hospital.
They all had masks on but I wasn't asked to wear one and didn't.

 

[Shadow01]

Wife got another hospital email today saying how the mask mandates per CDC have been dropped…..unless you have a respiratory or sinus illness….OR if you had a (religious) excemption then you must wear them. ???? Yup, mass Pyschosis and Christian persecution is alive and well in the good ol USA. Think freedom, heck just think for yourself and your wrong.

She should file a religious discrimination case against the employer. Does the hospital ask patients if they had a religious exemption from their employer? That would make the patients no less dangerous than the employees they are discriminating against.

 

[BigMoose]

Is this still a thing in doctors offices?

I haven't seen a mask in public in about a year.

 

[wtburnette]

Is this still a thing in doctors offices?

I haven't seen a mask in public in about a year.

You're lucky. They were just removed from all IUH locations at the beginning of either April or May.

 

[DragonGunner]

She should file a religious discrimination case against the employer. Does the hospital ask patients if they had a religious exemption from their employer? That would make the patients no less dangerous than the employees they are discriminating against.

You forgot the part where when she does that she is fired.

 

[Shadow01]

You forgot the part where when she does that she is fired.

If you know that is a great possibility, you hide a voice recorder for any interaction with management. It’s not to help keep your job, but to aid in the number of zeros on the check. You can even consider a civil suit against the individuals involved as they are clearly biased against you in a personal manner. Make them prove on their dime they don’t dislike you personally.

 

[Flingarrows]

I made a mask out of blueberry netting and wore it to Menards once. Got some nasty stares. Hey, it’s a mask!

I used to wear a paint ball wire mesh mask to the stores. Wife was embarrassed of me, but I didn’t care. I stared right back

 

[GodFearinGunTotin]

Your new CDC director a firm believer in The Science (TM).

Remember the theatrics of these clowns acting out for the cameras? Having seen this over and over, how did so many reasonable people cling to the idea these “experts” really believed these things worked? We really have become a nation of sheep.

 

[printcraft]

scIEnCE!!!!!

 

[actaeon277]

scIEnCE!!!!!

I thought I could never be surprised at human stupidity...

Then that stuff happened.
A hole in the mask

Why?

 

[bobzilla]

I thought I could never be surprised at human stupidity...

Then that stuff happened.
A hole in the mask

Why?

not just that but the sock over the end of the flute.... when most of the air comes out of the holes throughout the flute that are manipulated to change pitch. IT's complete and utter idiocy.

 

[nonobaddog]

not just that but the sock over the end of the flute.... when most of the air comes out of the holes throughout the flute that are manipulated to change pitch. IT's complete and utter idiocy.

I think most of the air goes over the hole in the flute and right past it into the great wide open.

 

[GodFearinGunTotin]

I’ve been told here on INGO that people were over covid and ready to move on. I guess the people in France haven’t gotten the word yet.

 

[DadSmith]

Japanese people are taking smile classes due to prolonged mask-wearing. | Conservative News Daily™

Due to the COVID pandemic, some Japanese people have become accustomed to wearing face masks and are now taking classes to relearn how to smile. Keiko Kawano, an instructor, teaches students to hold mirrors up to their faces and use their hands to stretch their mouths up and outward to force a...

www.conservativenewsdaily.net

 

[rhamersley]

Japanese people are taking smile classes due to prolonged mask-wearing. | Conservative News Daily™

Due to the COVID pandemic, some Japanese people have become accustomed to wearing face masks and are now taking classes to relearn how to smile. Keiko Kawano, an instructor, teaches students to hold mirrors up to their faces and use their hands to stretch their mouths up and outward to force a...

www.conservativenewsdaily.net

Everyone in Japan right now...

 

[GodFearinGunTotin]

 

[KLB]

A cloth mask might at least help with smoke. I hope they aren't talking mandates.

 

[bobzilla]

A cloth mask might at least help with smoke. I hope they aren't talking mandates.

They can try it.

 

[Shadow01]

A cloth mask might at least help with smoke. I hope they aren't talking mandates.

Maybe a cloth mask being continually soaked with water.

 

[nonobaddog]

Maybe a cloth mask being continually soaked with water.

How is that different from waterboarding?