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Not True : I spent the entire night in Lake Sumter Square, not outside or at Restaurants. It was not even 40% capacity. Everyone was Social Distancing. NO need for masks unless going to Bar Hut or walking around. Some Dancing, but also spaced out. Not sure how other squares did, but Lake Sumter was fine.
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Please stop with these nonsense posts. The statistic you quoted is meaningless. Florida is the #3 most populous state. Of course we have a high TOTAL case count. We are also #12 in PER CAPITA deaths. New Jersey has 2.5 times the PER CAPITA death rate. New York has 2 times the PER CAPITA death rate. Nobody is afraid of wearing a mask. Comparing a mask with underwear is a strawman argument - the most disingenuous form of discussion. Please stop with the nonsense.
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Mask wearing is a sham to try to make the masses feel safe.
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Seems like the only excuse that BUTT Shakers have in response to others is to "Stay Home"...
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Half of the people who do wear masks wear them incorrectly or do not have masks that actually help.
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Time to let people live their own lives and live with whatever the consequences may be. Just worry about you and yours.
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Masks CAUSE unhealthy breathing and skin issues. We need fresh air! I do not wear a mask because I have CS...Common Sense!! |
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Yes, because their peak was earlier than ours and they made bad decisions. Our numbers are much better and our deaths are in a steep decline. Most of the cases are in southeast Florida and the average age is low.
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This is why we are remaining in NH until 2021. Most businesses require masks in order to enter their facility.
It makes me feel safer. We eat out rarely. If the staff do not wear masks, we leave. Please use good judgement and wear masks and social distance. |
Possibly a superspreader event?
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Time will tell if this was a good idea or not.
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OK. I read seven pages of comments, so I gotta' vent!
The whole issue is so simple! You can choose any level of caution you desire. I respect your choice. Just stop trying to impose YOUR views on everyone else. My situation: I'm 79, have AFIB, Pulmonary Hypertension, COPD with seven lung spots from way too many years of past smoking. In short, I have most of the co-morbidity problems. I work 3-4 full shifts at Spanish Springs Lanes and bowl in 4 leagues weekly. I never wear a mask when doing either event. I work and play elbow to elbow with many hundreds of people a week. Of the THOUSANDS of contacts, I have known a total of 3 people with Covid-19, one had it back in February and two this summer. A frightening and bad situation for all three. (They are all 3 back actively living life and bowling). I know that the death and actual case statistics are grossly inflated. (Contact me if you desire to argue - lol). My whole point is I have lived, and enjoyed, life as fully as possible during the last seven months of national trauma. If I had chosen the extreme opposite, that so many have, I would have lost those seven months of enjoyable life. I DO wear masks and comply with the desires of any store/home I am in. Not always because I agree, but to make the host person or business comfortable. Many of you have cheated yourselves and loved ones for the last 7-8 months, out of an enjoyable life. We don't have many more 7-8 month periods left in our lives folks! |
Well said Don F!!!!
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Freaking out about MASKS
Fact: The Covid virus (if infected) is transmitted by aerosols and vapors when we breathe in and out.
Fact: Most of these aerosols and vapors are less than 1 micron in size. (unless you sneeze or cough) Fact: Most masks do not provide a tight fit/seal (i.e. the virus escapes around the edges of the mask) Fact: Most people touch the surface of the mask, which is where the virus can concentrate if exposed. This touching can cause transfer of the concentrated virus to other people and surfaces (ears, eyes, food, etc) that are touched. Fact: Most masks DO NOT collect or stop aerosols less than 1 micron in size. Fact: Most masks DO NOT stop the transmission of Covid virus. Fact: Most people are freaking out about masks, when from a scientific view (as outlined above) do not stop the transmission of the Covid virus. Fact: Some people feel good about criticizing people that do not wear masks. |
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Covid outbreak coming soon here
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Masks may not be the total answer but..
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So the medical profession and experts have and have had it all wrong. AMAZING! (where is the tongue in cheek emoji when ya need it). |
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I went to see "Trip 19" yesterday at Spanish Springs and was there from 5pm till closing at 9pm. Upon entering a worker scanned the bar code on my ticket. Upon exiting around 7pm the worker scanned my ticket again, then after re-entering around 7:15pm my ticket got scanned again. I think the collection of all that data is a good thing and can later be analyzed to make even better decisions in the future. Not that many attendees were wearing masks but social distancing was definitely being done. There were a few people on the sidewalk behind the barriers and there were a lot of occupied golf carts parked around the perimeter of the square. There was at least one uniformed police officer there. The were town square workers repeatedly wiped down the lamp posts and the rails around the gazebo stage. There was also a new recorded message that sounded off before each time the entertainment started or re-started which reflected mostly CDC guidelines. The crowd thinned out quite a bit by the beginning of the last set around 8:15pm. Most people brought their own chairs but some chose to sit on the knee high walls around planting beds and pool of water. I believe a good time was had by all who attended.
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