What wearing a mask says about you
- You are a doctor, medical professional, dental worker, surgeon who does not want to get “splatter”. – Good Common practice.
- You are allergic to pollen, working as a sandblaster or woodworking . Good practice.
- You are a clown. Yes, this is an important aspect of the job. Good practice.
- You are blindly obedient and a people pleaser. That seems like a good attribute, the majority of people who have fallen for the mask ritual will silently agree with your virtue signaling that you want to belong.
- You lack research skills or do not use them. If all your data for masks comes from your “trusted news team”, then you might get a hall pass as you THINK you have facts, but nothing that these paid shills say is to be trusted. That is why they have to tell you every ten minutes they are your trusted news team. You have been given notice by Howard Beale, and by the President that it is “fake news”. Ignore at your own peril. Why are mask narratives repeated 24/7 when the evidence is everywhere that they don’t protect against a virus? Because a lie repeated becomes the new normal. There must be a another reason for the masks.
- If you do not lack research skills and have actually done research to find the right type of mask to protect you from CV19 (see OSHA report), you lack the mental capacity to understand the data. There is no evidence that a mask will prevent the spread of a virus. This data is actually published on the CDC and WHO websites as well as OSHA website and on many “mask boxes”.
- You lack the courage or responsibility to decide your own health practices and speak up to officials. That may not be a good thing.
- You are a robber. Not necessarily a bank robber, but are hiding something. You could be an interviewer on TV, a public official, all of which are robbing people of full disclosure of the nonexistent value of a mask for the CV narrative. You may be robbing people of the truth by perpetuating the false meme that masks are needed.
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Mask Madness -research links
Your silence is consent -how to properly respond.