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You're sad people are using a simple tool to stop the spread of a contagious virus?


It is really about living in a free society. If everyone is so concerned about the health of others, let’s add some other very important things to the list:

-Everyone drives the speed limit, nothing more. Higher speeds especially with folks driving at different speeds is very dangerous. I am sure you recognize that driving is a major cause of death in this country.
-Everyone washes his/her hands in the bathroom. We need an enforcement mechanism for this.
-Ban smoking. I mean cancer....second hand smoke etc.
-No driving even after one sip of alcohol.

That’s just a start. I am sure you agree with all these pressing issues to reduce risk in our society.


don't even get started on health.


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There seems to be hard evidence masks work cutting down the spread of the virus. Varying by the type of mask. Would you allow your dental hygienist, or dentist to work on your teeth without wearing a mask? Now, or even before covid-19?

No, but i dont walk around the grocery store with my mouth open breathing in peoples faces at close quarters. Dental hygienist = rational use of PPE. Me minding my own business buying spaghetti sauce at the corner market, no real risk there. LOTS of imagined risk.

There are people walking around with covid unknowingly because it's asymptomatic, though, right?


I don't think that is imagined


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You're sad people are using a simple tool to stop the spread of a contagious virus?


It is really about living in a free society. If everyone is so concerned about the health of others, let’s add some other very important things to the list:

-Everyone drives the speed limit, nothing more. Higher speeds especially with folks driving at different speeds is very dangerous. I am sure you recognize that driving is a major cause of death in this country.
-Everyone washes his/her hands in the bathroom. We need an enforcement mechanism for this.
-Ban smoking. I mean cancer....second hand smoke etc.
-No driving even after one sip of alcohol.

That’s just a start. I am sure you agree with all these pressing issues to reduce risk in our society.

I do not. Society and the economy still excels when people speed, have poo poo hands, smoke or are a Wisconsin driver.

I would like the economy to return so people can work and live. If wearing a mask helps then I'm all for it.


hey, if you just dont wear a mask the economy will go back to normal - nardi*, jorr*.
*by advocating for not wearing masks we at the same time take no responsibility for what happens COVID death/hospitalization-wise due to our decision


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-Mandatory exercise
-Caloric monitors that force reject if you exceed daily intake


America approves

If the USA is really going to try and have universal healthcare then these are the types of measures that will be necessary to make it work. Or you just reject anyone with a BMI over thirty-fiveish.


we consume more sugar and synthetics than any other developed county in the world. its amazing our HC system even keeps our life expectancy where its at. But yeah, that one country that is 99% a singular race and nationality with more moose than people have universal healthcare. it has to work here too!


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denisdman wrote:
Kirkwood wrote:
You're sad people are using a simple tool to stop the spread of a contagious virus?


It is really about living in a free society. If everyone is so concerned about the health of others, let’s add some other very important things to the list:

-Everyone drives the speed limit, nothing more. Higher speeds especially with folks driving at different speeds is very dangerous. I am sure you recognize that driving is a major cause of death in this country.
-Everyone washes his/her hands in the bathroom. We need an enforcement mechanism for this.
-Ban smoking. I mean cancer....second hand smoke etc.
-No driving even after one sip of alcohol.

That’s just a start. I am sure you agree with all these pressing issues to reduce risk in our society.

I see people texting and driving every day. So at a stop light am I supposed to get out of my car walk over to theirs and start lecturing about how they're endangering my safety ? Or simply give them a wide berth while we're driving ?

People aren't afraid to participate in the economy because of people who text and drive.


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There seems to be hard evidence masks work cutting down the spread of the virus. Varying by the type of mask. Would you allow your dental hygienist, or dentist to work on your teeth without wearing a mask? Now, or even before covid-19?

No, but i dont walk around the grocery store with my mouth open breathing in peoples faces at close quarters. Dental hygienist = rational use of PPE. Me minding my own business buying spaghetti sauce at the corner market, no real risk there. LOTS of imagined risk.

There are people walking around with covid unknowingly because it's asymptomatic, though, right?


I don't think that is imagined


but doesn't today's science tell us that asymptomatic people aren't going to spread it? (todays not tomorrows)


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PostPosted: Tue Jul 21, 2020 11:03 am 
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LTG doing what LTG does. Lying and moving the goalposts to further his own bullshit agenda.

http://chicagofanatics.com/viewtopic.ph ... l#p3443041

From right here in this thread. Learn a bit before you try and talk shit.

Exactly what in the world have you learned in the last five months except to whine about things that effect your personal interests? First it understandably was the lack of resources for your wife in health care, then it devolved into a clueless cry for a haircut and indoor meal. Then for a completely tone deaf and self centered baby move, it was being denied the ability to go shoot 110. And hiding behind a ridiculously vapid reach for the employment and environmental benefits of a really stupid waste of time and money.

Maybe it's time you and your coterie of little buddies learned something, instead of shitting up the board like you all have been since March. Grow the fuck up.


And all the while pretending that he is concerned for the golf employees of the state and the income/:revenue that they generate. Of all the employees in the world to show empathy for he subjectively chooses those in a sport he loves to play yet he doesn't consider that to be all self serving.

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PostPosted: Tue Jul 21, 2020 11:13 am 
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FavreFan wrote:
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LTG doing what LTG does. Lying and moving the goalposts to further his own bullshit agenda.

http://chicagofanatics.com/viewtopic.ph ... l#p3443041

From right here in this thread. Learn a bit before you try and talk shit.

Exactly what in the world have you learned in the last five months except to whine about things that effect your personal interests?

I think he learned that he lost his job due to COVID so I find your response pretty ridiculous here.


Nah that's a copout and fairly lame to be honest. He isn't the only one to suffer hardship. There have been others that have too and they handled it with dignity and class. Those are who I root for. Nothing about their personality changed and they didn't go out of their way to be shitheads to people.

He is doing his little Fraternization Frank board luminary thing again and he is depending on people like you to provide cover for his bullshit.

I rarely if ever engage his clown ass. Until he starts up with the bullshit. I could have taken cheap shots when he lost his job. I could have taken cheap shots when he whined like a little b**ch about not being able to golf. I could have taken cheap shots when he made an ass out of himself about Corona. I didn't. Now "here he comes spinning out of the turn" once again and unless I ignore him then I'm somehow "shitting up the board" again correct?

Well you know I'm not going to ignore him so he might want to find another slot.

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"covid is dangerous to your health even if you show no symptoms. '

How does a large percentage of the population read that and say "wow. Ok. I believe it".

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we consume more sugar and synthetics than any other developed county in the world. its amazing our HC system even keeps our life expectancy where its at. But yeah, that one country that is 99% a singular race and nationality with more moose than people have universal healthcare. it has to work here too!

it is exactly the reason every other country in the world has managed to kick this thing yet the USA hasn't. defiance to rules is not a uniquely American trait and people have flaunted social distancing and quarantine all over the world. you'll actually notice that Colorado, the only state in the USA that has an obesity rate somewhat commiserate with our European counterparts, really has never struggled much with this after the initial peak.


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There seems to be hard evidence masks work cutting down the spread of the virus. Varying by the type of mask. Would you allow your dental hygienist, or dentist to work on your teeth without wearing a mask? Now, or even before covid-19?

No, but i dont walk around the grocery store with my mouth open breathing in peoples faces at close quarters. Dental hygienist = rational use of PPE. Me minding my own business buying spaghetti sauce at the corner market, no real risk there. LOTS of imagined risk.

There are people walking around with covid unknowingly because it's asymptomatic, though, right?


I don't think that is imagined


but doesn't today's science tell us that asymptomatic people aren't going to spread it? (todays not tomorrows)

The latest (unless something new came out) is that the majority is spread by people with symptoms but those without can and do spread it in some cases.

I believe there is evidence and known cases of asymptomatic spread, dont think that is in doubt by anyone


It's not at all a gotcha or out of the ordinary that things change as we learn about the virus though.


I understand it's frustrating though.

Im just saying, that answering the question "why do healthy people have to wear them"


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"covid is dangerous to your health even if you show no symptoms. '

How does a large percentage of the population read that and say "wow. Ok. I believe it".

I have no symptoms from smoking cigaretttes.

Is it dangerous?

Whether covid is dangerous to asymptomatic cases is tbd but your logic here doesn't work


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we consume more sugar and synthetics than any other developed county in the world. its amazing our HC system even keeps our life expectancy where its at. But yeah, that one country that is 99% a singular race and nationality with more moose than people have universal healthcare. it has to work here too!

it is exactly the reason every other country in the world has managed to kick this thing yet the USA hasn't. defiance to rules is not a uniquely American trait and people have flaunted social distancing and quarantine all over the world. you'll actually notice that Colorado, the only state in the USA that has an obesity rate somewhat commiserate with our European counterparts, really has never struggled much with this after the initial peak.


It's painfully obviously true, yet pro maskers freak out when you tell them their fat ass is why their respiratory system can't handle an invasion.

Anti maskers are different. They know they live unhealthy lives. They simply don't care.

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rogers park bryan wrote:
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"covid is dangerous to your health even if you show no symptoms. '

How does a large percentage of the population read that and say "wow. Ok. I believe it".

I have no symptoms from smoking cigaretttes.

Is it dangerous?

Whether covid is dangerous to asymptomatic cases is tbd but your logic here doesn't work


No it's not. You'll probably live to 90 even though you smoke.

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I have no problem wearing a mask. Fuck it.
I'm not about to attack people not wearing masks.
Do masks ultimately have a negative impact on society. Probably. A few months ago I thought I was gonna get mugged (or someone was gonna get shot) when a guy was approaching me in an empty part of the woodman parking lot (I park in the back on the side because I don't want shopping cart dings) wearing a hat, mask and sunglasses. Face completely obscured and i had a coulle hundred dollars worth of shit inwas loading up. Turns out he wanted directions.

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I think it's likely that asymptomatic people can be carriers of covid just like they can be for flu, but it's a much lower likelihood of spread because the viral load is smaller (otherwise, that person would probably have symptoms).

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hnd wrote:

we consume more sugar and synthetics than any other developed county in the world. its amazing our HC system even keeps our life expectancy where its at. But yeah, that one country that is 99% a singular race and nationality with more moose than people have universal healthcare. it has to work here too!

it is exactly the reason every other country in the world has managed to kick this thing yet the USA hasn't. defiance to rules is not a uniquely American trait and people have flaunted social distancing and quarantine all over the world. you'll actually notice that Colorado, the only state in the USA that has an obesity rate somewhat commiserate with our European counterparts, really has never struggled much with this after the initial peak.


It's painfully obviously true, yet pro maskers freak out when you tell them their fat ass is why their respiratory system can't handle an invasion.

if you aren't over thirty BMI it looks like corona virus poses about the same threat as the flu, and perhaps much less. this is just the broad unhealthiness of americans coming home to roost.


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if you aren't over thirty BMI it looks like corona virus poses about the same threat as the flu, and perhaps much less. this is just the broad unhealthiness of americans coming home to roost.


I don't know if it's BMI related (maybe generally), but for whatever reason, some people's immune systems have an adverse reaction to the covid virus. Their immune system overreacts and produces an extreme excess amount of t-cells, which ends up causing lung inflammation and ultimately pneumonia. That's the main reason kids are not affected (unless they have compromised their lungs with smoking/vaping etc)...their immune systems don't overreact, similar to why bats are able to be such prolific carriers of viruses. Their immune systems are suppressed and don't go into overdrive when it's not necessary.

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This entire virus and mask debate has really proven that we're nothing more than a nation of entitled brats. Men are leading by a mile.

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i'll play the "everyone must pretend this is the plague" game by wearing a mask needlessly at the store and at work, but when you start talking about shutting down schools full of healthy kids and terrorizing everyone into thinking kids must be quarantined from each other to protect the frightened masses, you have flown off the rails.


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I'm not convinced that mask wearing has "no downside." And I'm not talking about the societal impact, which is also real. I'm referring to whether I'm actually increasing my risk of breathing in covid from a contaminated mask. Most of us are not wearing single use disposable masks, so everything we touch is being transferred to the mask and then placed against our faces for long periods of time. I think there's a very good chance that masks increase the chance of the wearer catching the virus, even as it might help preventing the spread to others.

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This entire virus and mask debate has really proven that we're nothing more than a nation of entitled brats. Men are leading by a mile.

People feeling theyre entitled to tell me that Im somehow responsible for their health ? Agree 100%.

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I think it's likely that asymptomatic people can be carriers of covid just like they can be for flu, but it's a much lower likelihood of spread because the viral load is smaller (otherwise, that person would probably have symptoms).

Agreed plus symptoms: coughing etc literally spread it


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i'll play the "everyone must pretend this is the plague" game by wearing a mask needlessly at the store and at work, but when you start talking about shutting down schools full of healthy kids and terrorizing everyone into thinking kids must be quarantined from each other to protect the frightened masses, you have flown off the rails.

Im just trying to understand your position. Is it that there is some minimal risk but it's way overblown?

I'll take a ride on that train, no problem.


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I think it's likely that asymptomatic people can be carriers of covid just like they can be for flu, but it's a much lower likelihood of spread because the viral load is smaller (otherwise, that person would probably have symptoms).

Agreed plus symptoms: coughing etc literally spread it


Yes, agreed...that's probably the biggest factor.

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I'm not convinced that mask wearing has "no downside." And I'm not talking about the societal impact, which is also real. I'm referring to whether I'm actually increasing my risk of breathing in covid from a contaminated mask. Most of us are not wearing single use disposable masks, so everything we touch is being transferred to the mask and then placed against our faces for long periods of time. I think there's a very good chance that masks increase the chance of the wearer catching the virus, even as it might help preventing the spread to others.


Isn't there limitations as to how long that it lingers on clothing Materials though?

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I'm not convinced that mask wearing has "no downside." And I'm not talking about the societal impact, which is also real. I'm referring to whether I'm actually increasing my risk of breathing in covid from a contaminated mask. Most of us are not wearing single use disposable masks, so everything we touch is being transferred to the mask and then placed against our faces for long periods of time. I think there's a very good chance that masks increase the chance of the wearer catching the virus, even as it might help preventing the spread to others.


Isn't there limitations as to how long that it lingers on clothing Materials though?


Clothing seems to kill it (disrupt the sequence) relatively quickly, whereas hard surfaces seem to allow it to linger intact longer. Personally, I have become less careful touching door handles, escalator rails, etc. as this has gone on, probably from corona fatigue. I still wash hands, but my guess is I'm still picking up a lot of things that end up making their way to my mask.

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If baseball players have to wear masks now, we will never be able to have our baseball players without masks again. The “new reality” is here to stay because there will be a stigma. And fear. Or something.



When do you think it will be "safe" to unmask?

masks will never go away because a noisy minority of finger-waggers will never feel safe again. Even if they invented a fool-proof vaccine for this thing, every flu "season" we will have to listen to "mask up, it isn't for you its for everyone else blah blah blah". Some people are so scared now they will never be without one again. These unfortunate people have been taken advantage of and continue to be taken advantage of by the media who have to keep ratcheting up the terror out of fear that people will start to tune them out, so the hysteria must continue being drummed into everyone's heads.



It sure seems like that, doesn't it?

I think it's always good to look at historic examples. There were similar arguments regarding masking during the Spanish flu outbreak. Obviously, masking eventually went away. But there wasn't the same kind of safety culture in 1918 as what we have now. There may be some people who don't mind living in a masked society forever.

But I think the majority of maskers believe this is some temporary state and things will eventually go back to normal, not some "new normal" dystopia but the way they have lived their entire lives. They don't see that every day we live this way it becomes more and more difficult to go back.

The middle class was reeling prior to the pandemic. Now it's being absolutely wiped out. You could argue, as Nardi does, that the masks play little role in what's occurring. But I am convinced that the masks are the avatar of the "new normal" that is being imposed on us.

I am still interested in getting to the bottom of this. Jonathan Haidt talks about the safety generation. Those born before 1980 had unsupervised play as kids. It is quite stark what I was doing as a kid and what kids do today. Maybe you're right about masks, maybe your wrong, but in general I absolutely agree with you that we have a giant swath of Americans who don't give two shits about freedom. That are constantly supervising as they had been supervised. All the safe spacing and trigger warnings come directly from their overly supervised upbringing.


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i'll play the "everyone must pretend this is the plague" game by wearing a mask needlessly at the store and at work, but when you start talking about shutting down schools full of healthy kids and terrorizing everyone into thinking kids must be quarantined from each other to protect the frightened masses, you have flown off the rails.

Im just trying to understand your position. Is it that there is some minimal risk but it's way overblown?

I'll take a ride on that train, no problem.

my position is that the reaction to the realistic danger to most of society has been greatly overblown and that closing schools as some kind of preventative measure is a step too far.


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because CNN says its really dangerous and scary to leave your house these days.


Literally the headline on CNN right now, a woman dies of Coronvirus...she was fucking 92!

https://www.cnn.com/2020/07/21/us/anna- ... index.html

Are they for real?


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