We've hit the point where I assume anyone who is advocating for anti-mask laws or supporting people not wearing masks is, in fact, trying to murder everyone around them.
If you can't wear a mask for any reason, you are going to advocate for everyone else to mask up so you can be safe. If you can't mask, you're at the highest risk level for so many diseases that you need everyone else to be masked so you can go out.
@LianaBrooks I like to call those that go mask-less in crowded places, disease vectors, because well, they are.
@PaganMother They are and it's infuriating! I have high-risk kids. I'm high-risk because of complications. I'm lucky to live in a place where masking is normal and accepted, and I'm mad it's not normal and accepted everywhere.
@LianaBrooks It should be normalized, on that I quite agree. I've had less allergen issues, less risks of flu and cold spread with masks being worn locally out this way.
@PaganMother It's normalized where I am. Not everyone does it, but it's common enough that even on a hot summer day no one gives me a second glance for having one on.
@PaganMother I left the states last year when a job opened up in Korea, and I'm not in a rush to move back. It's very nice not being in the middle of the chaos.
@LianaBrooks It's slowly becoming a normal sight in my region of the US. The few that don't, well, they get a lot of nasty looks from folks that are.