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Morals
I often hear this said: "I wear my mask for the benefit of others."
Is the person making that statement also claiming a moral superiority over persons who choose not to wear masks and not benefit others? |
I'll wear my mask until my financial advisor informs me that I am running out of money!
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Masks only protect others from you. That doesn't connect to morals if you were vaccinated. It is a conversation about logic.
If the question is 'how do I minimize my chances of getting the virus' then this is a conversation on getting the vaccine. Again it doesn't involve morals. |
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please! no more mask threads!:duck:
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Just wear a mask where appropriate and quit making this an issue! Good grief.
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Mask threads do kind of keep on coming and coming and .
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Nothing much is going to change as long as the origin of Covid-19 is not given out to the public....masks for ever....maybe, at least Fauci thinks seasonal mask wearing vaccine or not. https://twitter.com/i/status/1391475688104988673
and here is the original video from today..Full Fauci Interview: Instead of Covid Spikes, We 'May See Blips' | Meet The Press | NBC News - YouTube |
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Don't know what Fox has to say about this at all. |
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What point are you trying to make and what difference will it make if you convince people to believe you are right? |
Here’s How Scientists Know the Coronavirus Wasn’t Made in a Lab | Snopes.com
Hope this puts this to bed. I wear a mask when I go shopping or to the movies, etc. But if there are only a few people in the movie theater auditorium I take it off when the movie trailers start or maybe even before that. And someone were to come in and sit a few feet from me, it would come back on. They might have a variant I was not protected from with my two Moderna vaccinations. |
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I am.
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It depends on the person, I think if someone says that, it's simply common sense on their part and no morality play. If I hold a door open in the supermarket for the person behind me is that a morality play? Or just being nice? I think you need to check your Morales at home and keep wearing your mask and stop worrying about little things like this
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It's quite possible that people that choose not to wear a mask feel that they are highly unlikely to spread the virus. That doesn't make them less moral, it only says that they have a different opinion. By the way I heard on television that in fact if you have been vaccinated that you are indeed highly unlikely to spread the virus. Experts, including Dr Fauci have been saying for a long time that it is almost impossible to spread the virus outdoors. If people feel that they should wear a mask outdoors that's their right. I personally don't think that it makes them morally superior. I do think that it makes them uninformed but that is only my opinion. |
Yes I really feel it’s no problem. Wear a mask for a while. What’s the big deal?
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Moral Superiority
It's called respect for others and common sense.
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A mask doesn't prevent either. It reduces the risk and reduces the symptoms.
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I am still uncomfortable being in close proximity with others. I suffer with allergies and sneeze fits often. I realize that masks may have contributed to escaping the flu and common colds last year. Is it possible some of the above mentioned mask irritations aren’t really about someone wearing a mask?
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Beliefs are more valid than science?
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There is a lot of new information .... the latest published Israeli study of vaccinated nurses shows 0.14% chance of getting the virus and nearly 0% (0.03%) of getting any symptoms at all. If you are vaccinated you are not getting the virus and you are not spreading the virus either. Wearing a mask is a polite 'nod' to society. Vaccination is the key.
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It’s been over 420 days of Covid your still here Covid is over no more mask
My freedom doesn’t end when your fears begin |
Simply stated masks (not respirators) protect others more than the person wearing the mask especially if the mask has EVER been used before.... [Think of a hospital operating room].
Best way to protect yourself is by practicing rigorous hand hygiene and guarding against any contact with a surface that you do not control... Do you touch your seat belt buckle or inside car door after shopping AND before sanitizing your hands? Then there's the whole conversation about vaccination... Be well, enjoy your life ... Do what's best for you and yours...just think. |
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I seem to recall the Lone Ranger saying these exact words to Tonto toward the end of the very first episode of that series :popcorn::popcorn: |
You are reading too much into a brief statement. Ask the speaker if you have questions. I would make the same statement about masks since I have been vaccinated and feel stronger than before. I also wear the mask to slightly protect me from variants.
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I don't like the color lavender. out of respect for me don't wear that color. Common sense is not smoking because it is the easiest preventable cause of cancer. Wearing a mask is most certainly not common sense. |
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You do you but don't spread misinformation that could get others killed. |
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