#1 the term is "statistically insignificant," not "astronomically insignificant."
#2 it is not statistically insignificant. In fact it's the #1 method of the virus spreading - through saliva droplets in the air connecting with other peoples' eyes, noses, mouths, whether directly or indirectly.
#3 wearing a mask is the #1 way of keeping your germs to yourself, other than isolating.
#4 adulting is hard, I know. But eventually most of us grow up and learn how to do it.

Your mask protects me and my mask protects you. That's why. Please do not tell me this is the first time you are being informed of this. Just dont!

The simple gesture of wearing a mask will not be necessary forever. Once there is an effective vaccine or a successful treatment for Covid, the masks will not be necessary to slow the spread.

#1 you are wrong. #2 I admitted to that in my post #3 What does that have to do with you sneezing on me and #4 I'll take the "seasonal flu" any day over this.

Are you living south of 44 in The Village of Lemming? They have no "msm" there only "fnc".

(Yea, I have posted this meme before but my granddaughter sent it to me a couple months ago and I like it)
https://i.postimg.cc/TYLNVTGJ/IMG-2360.jpg

They sure have in NY, NJ & Ct
Florida...not so much

"Germs" is a catch-all term that covers bacteria, viruses, and other microscopic particles that cause illness in humans.

Bacteria are microscopic, single-celled organisms. Many don't cause disease and are even beneficial, although some are disease-causing (pathogenic).

Viruses are even smaller than bacteria. Viruses can't reproduce without a host.

So, do paper, and even cloth masks, prevent the spread of the Covid-19 "germs"?

Let's listen to what Dr Fauci has to say about masks. Listen for yourself...then stop judging others.

Masks, Masks, Masks, forget about the science for a second, just imagine how weird it feels and how crazy it looks to be walking arround all day with a muzzle.

Numbers are rising as tests are done...BUT...there are reports of errors at hundreds of labs in FL alone...the numbers are being embellished. Everywhere.

Redirect Notice

Many deaths are coming from nursing homes...so why do healthy people HAVE to wear masks again?

More Than 40% of U.S. Coronavirus Deaths Are Linked to Nursing Homes - The New York Times

Some positive tests coming back are from a simple cold. The numbers we are getting are skewed and likely include all 3. The CDC site doesn't single out influenza anymore, that I was able to find. Now you see its combined - PIC - Pneumonia, Influenza and Corona. Confusing? Yes. On purpose? One might guess.

And....
A positive test result shows you might have antibodies from an infection with the virus that causes COVID-19. However, there is a chance a positive result means that you have antibodies from an infection with a virus from the same family of viruses (coronaviruses), such as the one that causes the common cold.
– from the CDC at cdc.gov

I myself would like clarity.

Add Kohl’s to the list

Many stores mandated masks a long time ago. If you cant wear a mask for a half hour or so while you shop........then stay home with your own germs

They probably drove there drunk AND without a seatbelt. Frankly I’d be afraid they would yell FIRE. All these things I just mentioned are NOT allowed and mandated by law, be subject to arrest.
Go ahead and stand before a judge and give them the BS about your Constitutional Rights.
All rights have amendments, YOU DO NOT HAVE THE RIGHT TO CAUSE INJURY TO OTHERS

In MI, one is required to wear a mask to enter a restaurant or pub. May take it off after being seated.

Daughter says huge financial penalty.

Hooray!! It’s about time.

We're ready.https://www.talkofthevillages.com/fo...1&d=1594902734

In response to ‘Why should I wear a mask?’

Because I don’t want an asymptomatic carrier breathing on my unwrapped produce. I’d prefer those aerosolized virus particles from that individual remain in THEIR mask rather than Land on food that I’m purchasing and taking home. THAT helps to prevent spread of the virus.