Coronavirus in Massachusetts (fiberglass, fabrics, hotels)

[jbgusa]

Originally Posted by justyouraveragetenant

I see more Caucasians wearing masks than Asians. Grant it there are more Caucasians in the United States . There are still alot of Asians in this area. I think the Caucasians that wear them are more fanatical than the Asians. In the grocery store I see workers with masks usually young people and some with gloves on. Wearing the gloves is on another level . COVID is a respiratory virus it's not on surfaces. They are going to do a body cavity search. One time on the bus I saw someone with a mask and plastic helmet with a tube attached. I said no way.they made their own device.

There are tons of Asians that don't wear the mask here. I actually don't see many Asians wearing the mask here.

These are people who are scared of the world, and want mommy to take care of them.

[justyouraveragetenant]

Originally Posted by jbgusa

These are people who are scared of the world, and want mommy to take care of them.

have you seen any glove wearers? they have the plastic gloves on. something you would wear if you were doing a body cavity search or committing a crime. I remember only in the very beginning of covid did people wear the gloves but no there are still some that still wear it. that is a severe psychological issue. I only see young women wear the gloves I have yet to see men wear the gloves. it boggles my mind.

[massnative71]

Originally Posted by jbgusa

These are people who are scared of the world, and want mommy to take care of them.

The random person wearing a face mask in public seems to be severely impacting your life. Have you considered discussing this with a therapist (not even joking here)?

[jbgusa]

Originally Posted by massnative71

The random person wearing a face mask in public seems to be severely impacting your life. Have you considered discussing this with a therapist (not even joking here)?

Doesn't really affect my life except the times it is sporadically in my workplace. I am tired of being guilted,

[redplum33]

Originally Posted by justyouraveragetenant

In the grocery store I see workers with masks usually young people and some with gloves on. Wearing the gloves is on another level . COVID is a respiratory virus it's not on surfaces. They are going to do a body cavity search.

COVID-19 spread in households linked to virus on hands and surfaces

[justyouraveragetenant]

Originally Posted by redplum33

COVID-19 spread in households linked to virus on hands and surfaces

People wear gloves and then touch the face and eyes. The best and really only effective way not to get viruses is washing your hands. Not just COVID but many other viruses.

I got this from one site.......


"Gloves = false sense of security?

Thoroughly washing your hands for at least 20 seconds remains the best defense against COVID-19. But when you go to the grocery or other public places, you may not have access to soap and water, hand sanitizer or wipes to clean grocery carts. That’s why some people are wearing gloves. But wearing gloves can give you a false sense of security. Because the virus adheres well to latex and other types of gloves, if you touch your face at any point, you’ve still potentially exposed yourself to the virus."


You don't catch COVID by going into your skin but it's only mucus membranes. Washing your hands works because you often touch your face and rub your eyes or nose. Your eyes are the number one way you get sick that's another reason the mask is useless. I remember a nurse made me realize the eyes are the number one way.

[tribecavsbrowns]

Originally Posted by massnative71

The random person wearing a face mask in public seems to be severely impacting your life.

Nobody believes this (or believes that you believe this).

Is this always what you do when confronted with an opinion you don't like? Literally tell the person giving the opinion that they're being driven crazy? Absolutely nothing about that poster's comment in any way points to him having any sort of psychological problem. Why, anyway, do you insinuate that he does have one?

[jbgusa]

Originally Posted by tribecavsbrowns

Nobody believes this (or believes that you believe this).

Is this always what you do when confronted with an opinion you don't like? Literally tell the person giving the opinion that they're being driven crazy? Absolutely nothing about that poster's comment in any way points to him having any sort of psychological problem. Why, anyway, do you insinuate that he does have one?

Thanks for the support. I always thought the lockdowns were “public health theater.“ Masks are a very symbol of that mentality.

[massnative71]

Originally Posted by jbgusa

Doesn't really affect my life except the times it is sporadically in my workplace. I am tired of being guilted,

If this is actually taking place to the point where it causes you to vent about it on a public forum at the rate you do, then it sounds like you have a workplace bullying situation going on that needs to be reported to your HR department.

[massnative71]

Originally Posted by tribecavsbrowns

Nobody believes this (or believes that you believe this).

Is this always what you do when confronted with an opinion you don't like? Literally tell the person giving the opinion that they're being driven crazy? Absolutely nothing about that poster's comment in any way points to him having any sort of psychological problem. Why, anyway, do you insinuate that he does have one?

Not saying anybody is "crazy" here, but it's clearly bothering him.



In the scope of what's going on now where we are on the verge of WWIII, are literally being invaded from the south, grappling with a massive drug epidemic, full breakdown of morality along with a diminished respect for authority, etc., I find the ongoing obsession of a small number of (total strangers) wearing cloth face masks (of all things)...to be a little "peculiar" to say the least. It's not really that I don't "like" his opinion, I'm just a little bewildered by it. I personally can't imagine going through life worrying about things like that.