@augustus @amiko @meowski I personally leave retail workers alone. If someone asks me to put on a mask, I normally just turn around and walk out; sometimes boycotting the store if I can. For ~10 months I just ordered everything for drive-up pickup.
The day I left the city, the girl at the Dunkin Donuts in the open air rail station, which I’ve order breakfast from several times before, while behind her plastic shield, told me I needed to wear a face covering. I called her a bitch cunt whore. Normally I leave them alone, but my last day I let it out because I couldn’t stand how people were turning into bigger fucking morons. She just said, “It’s the law.” I did walk out after without causing a scene though. Not my finest moment, but don’t regret it either.
I do realize my career puts me in the position where I can refuse to wear one. A lot of my friends can’t. Many silently protest by letting their nose hang out. It’s the only thing they feel they can get away with.
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>They vaccinations likely don’t do shit (and they’re not vaccines. Two of them are literally unlike anything we have ever called a vaccine).
Even worse, it probably will make you more susceptible to mutated strains due to antibody dependency enhancement and people with stronger immune systems will actually be the most vulnerable. I probably have the best immune system in the world so I pose a huge health risk of taking this thing. Especially when new mutations have already appeared. I'm just hoping that most "vaccinated" people will be (at least relatively) fine because this is really getting fucking concerning.
Children should definitely not be forced to take this shit, but many public schools already require their kids to be vaccinated like they're visiting a third world country, so they're definitely going to make this a requirement. They're even making edible "vaccines" for children, so you know they're going to be targeted soon.
>I’m just glad I already flew around the world once. I guess I won’t be leaving again any time soon.
I went to Europe once. I really wanted to travel to other places, but I'm perfectly content with never traveling abroad again. Most Americans live their entire lives without leaving the country anyway.
The main public doesn't feel the boot on their heads directly