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[QUOTE=Ash;871544]What's wrong with giving the people a choice? Why should people be obligated to wear a mask? God gave us air so we can breathe air. By breathing with a mask, we are disobeying God. By wearing a mask, we are breathing CO2 because CO2 gets trapped in the mask. Stop listening to Bill Gates. He is trying to kill us all.[/QUOTE]

Cant tell if serious or not tbh

Originally Posted by Ash

What's wrong with giving the people a choice? Why should people be obligated to wear a mask? God gave us air so we can breathe air. By breathing with a mask, we are disobeying God. By wearing a mask, we are breathing CO2 because CO2 gets trapped in the mask. Stop listening to Bill Gates. He is trying to kill us all.

Cant tell if serious or not tbh

[QUOTE=Sylvanas;871535][URL="https://abcnews.go.com/US/york-rider-dies-protesting-motorcycle-helmet-law/story?id=13993417"]Like this you mean?[/URL]

Anyway yeah, the masks are on a whole other dimension. It's a shame people who refuse to wear masks where required don't simply hit their heads and die. They just spread the plague and continue being horrible.[/QUOTE]

lol yes like that

Originally Posted by Sylvanas

Like this you mean?

Anyway yeah, the masks are on a whole other dimension. It's a shame people who refuse to wear masks where required don't simply hit their heads and die. They just spread the plague and continue being horrible.

lol yes like that

[QUOTE=aamirus;871527]Idk banana, I think those signs on the road saying click it or ticket, don’t drink and drive, don’t text and drive... are there because a crap ton of idiots don’t listen to those rules either[/QUOTE]

Right but the question is why isn't it a political issue? Like if you tell someone "you shouldn't text and drive" or "wear your seat belt", they aren't going to respond with "muh freedom". At least that hasn't been my experience.

They recognize that if they get caught doing it they are going to get ticketed for it. Yet no protests or freaking out about it.

Originally Posted by aamirus

Idk banana, I think those signs on the road saying click it or ticket, don’t drink and drive, don’t text and drive... are there because a crap ton of idiots don’t listen to those rules either

Right but the question is why isn't it a political issue? Like if you tell someone "you shouldn't text and drive" or "wear your seat belt", they aren't going to respond with "muh freedom". At least that hasn't been my experience.

They recognize that if they get caught doing it they are going to get ticketed for it. Yet no protests or freaking out about it.

[QUOTE=rumox;871098][img]https://i.redd.it/0qpx06778o751.jpg[/img][/QUOTE]

I love this so much

Originally Posted by rumox

I love this so much

[QUOTE=Sylvanas;870653]I think you know the answer. Seat belts weren't introduced during this horrible current Internet era and didn't incur the wrath of the pro-plague moms. It was impossible for them not to become political and stigmatized.[/QUOTE]

So why aren't texting and driving laws political? Those are new.

Originally Posted by Sylvanas

I think you know the answer. Seat belts weren't introduced during this horrible current Internet era and didn't incur the wrath of the pro-plague moms. It was impossible for them not to become political and stigmatized.

So why aren't texting and driving laws political? Those are new.

Seat belts are not political. Nobody is protesting over having to wear seat belts and the fact that their freedom is infringed by a "click it or ticket" law in which they can receive a citation for simply not wearing one?. Why not? Why is a mandate to wear a mask during a public health crisis any different?

Seat belts are not political. Nobody is protesting over having to wear seat belts and the fact that their freedom is infringed by a "click it or ticket" law in which they can receive a citation for simply not wearing one?. Why not? Why is a mandate to wear a mask during a public health crisis any different?