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Logic.
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  • HHusky
    HHusky Member Posts: 23,973
    Then if you’re armed, Mall Cop, why are you also maskless?

    I don’t think your meme works the way you intended.
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  • Sledog
    Sledog Member Posts: 37,861 Standard Supporter
    HHusky said:

    Then if you’re armed, Mall Cop, why are you also maskless?

    I don’t think your meme works the way you intended.

    Masks don't work. Guns do.
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  • HHusky
    HHusky Member Posts: 23,973
    Sledog said:

    HHusky said:

    Then if you’re armed, Mall Cop, why are you also maskless?

    I don’t think your meme works the way you intended.

    Masks don't work. Guns do.
    So you’re bailing on this delightful discussion of logic already.

    Disappointing.
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  • Duckwithabone
    Duckwithabone Member Posts: 272
    Sledog said:



    Logic.

    L.O.L. Hilarious that you don’t even see the irony of this. The creator of this cartoon is thick in the head to not even get this.
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  • Sledog
    Sledog Member Posts: 37,861 Standard Supporter
    Duckwithabone said:

    Sledog said:



    Logic.

    L.O.L. Hilarious that you don’t even see the irony of this. The creator of this cartoon is thick in the head to not even get this.
    I carry a gun because I need it.

    See it any way you want. We know masks do not and can not stop a virus. My gun can and will stop bad people doing bad shit.
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  • HHusky
    HHusky Member Posts: 23,973
    Sledog said:

    Duckwithabone said:

    Sledog said:



    Logic.

    L.O.L. Hilarious that you don’t even see the irony of this. The creator of this cartoon is thick in the head to not even get this.
    I carry a gun because I need it.

    No doubt.

    The psychologists call it "compensation".
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  • SFGbob
    SFGbob Member Posts: 33,183
    HHusky said:

    Sledog said:

    Duckwithabone said:

    Sledog said:



    Logic.

    L.O.L. Hilarious that you don’t even see the irony of this. The creator of this cartoon is thick in the head to not even get this.
    I carry a gun because I need it.

    No doubt.

    The psychologists call it "compensation".
    What do psychologists call it when someone lies their ass off and then runs and hides like a Kunt when called on it Dazzler?

    Which of your voter suppression statutes provided free ID?
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  • Sledog
    Sledog Member Posts: 37,861 Standard Supporter
    HHusky said:

    Sledog said:

    Duckwithabone said:

    Sledog said:



    Logic.

    L.O.L. Hilarious that you don’t even see the irony of this. The creator of this cartoon is thick in the head to not even get this.
    I carry a gun because I need it.

    No doubt.

    The psychologists call it "compensation".
    It's called self sufficiency. You should try it sometimes.
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  • TheKobeStopper
    TheKobeStopper Member Posts: 5,959
    I don’t get it because I support the second amendment.
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  • Duckwithabone
    Duckwithabone Member Posts: 272
    I assume many of the people on this board all had issues with seatbelt laws, helmet laws, drunk driving laws, distracted driving laws, among others.
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  • GrundleStiltzkin
    GrundleStiltzkin Member Posts: 61,516 Standard Supporter
    I do both. Choose abundance
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  • Sledog
    Sledog Member Posts: 37,861 Standard Supporter
    Duckwithabone said:

    I assume many of the people on this board all had issues with seatbelt laws, helmet laws, drunk driving laws, distracted driving laws, among others.

    Including me, except drunk driving.
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  • Fire_Marshall_Bill
    Fire_Marshall_Bill Member Posts: 25,679 Standard Supporter
    edited December 2020
    Duckwithabone said:

    I assume many of the people on this board all had issues with seatbelt laws, helmet laws, drunk driving laws, distracted driving laws, among others.

    I have an issue with "buzzed driving is drunk driving" ad blitzes. Not really. I've done both.
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  • creepycoug
    creepycoug Member Posts: 24,068
    Sledog said:

    Duckwithabone said:

    Sledog said:



    Logic.

    L.O.L. Hilarious that you don’t even see the irony of this. The creator of this cartoon is thick in the head to not even get this.
    I carry a gun because I need it.

    See it any way you want. We know masks do not and can not stop a virus. My gun can and will stop bad people doing bad shit.
    Actually Sleddy, I'm not sure that's entirely true.
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  • Sledog
    Sledog Member Posts: 37,861 Standard Supporter
    creepycoug said:

    Sledog said:

    Duckwithabone said:

    Sledog said:



    Logic.

    L.O.L. Hilarious that you don’t even see the irony of this. The creator of this cartoon is thick in the head to not even get this.
    I carry a gun because I need it.

    See it any way you want. We know masks do not and can not stop a virus. My gun can and will stop bad people doing bad shit.
    Actually Sleddy, I'm not sure that's entirely true.
    Which part Creep?
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  • creepycoug
    creepycoug Member Posts: 24,068
    The mask part. Obviously nothing is going to be 100% preventive, but the medical schools and other authorities still maintain they mitigate the spreading of the virus.

    This is just one where I don't subscribe to the government control theory.
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  • NorthwestFresh
    NorthwestFresh Member Posts: 7,972
    creepycoug said:

    The mask part. Obviously nothing is going to be 100% preventive, but the medical schools and other authorities still maintain they mitigate the spreading of the virus.

    This is just one where I don't subscribe to the government control theory.

    The “mask” I wear in stores is cloth and I haven’t washed it in months. It sits in my car when I’m home. I may actually have immunity from many viruses and bacteria by now after breathing in the same crud since July, so perhaps in that manner it works.
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  • Sledog
    Sledog Member Posts: 37,861 Standard Supporter
    creepycoug said:

    The mask part. Obviously nothing is going to be 100% preventive, but the medical schools and other authorities still maintain they mitigate the spreading of the virus.

    This is just one where I don't subscribe to the government control theory.

    The virus is way to small for most masks to work. So droplets yes airborne virus no. It keep infected from spreading droplets but not airborne virus. It's like throwing sand at a chain link fence. N95's get most stuff down to 100nm but all viruses run 60-90nm. Some smaller some larger. If masks worked for that they'd just wear those in the lab instead of moon suits. I'm not saying it can't help in some ways but that last study said 71% IIRC of those that caught it were wearing masks. Way to much touching with masks IMO and that may increase the chance of getting it. Everyone uses them over and over again.

    I laugh at the stupidity of wearing a mask to walk 20 feet into a restaurant just to take it off when you get to your table.

    So yeah maybe not completely true on that but mostly true.
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  • YouKnowIt
    YouKnowIt Member Posts: 545
    Sledog said:

    creepycoug said:

    The mask part. Obviously nothing is going to be 100% preventive, but the medical schools and other authorities still maintain they mitigate the spreading of the virus.

    This is just one where I don't subscribe to the government control theory.

    The virus is way to small for most masks to work. So droplets yes airborne virus no. It keep infected from spreading droplets but not airborne virus. It's like throwing sand at a chain link fence. N95's get most stuff down to 100nm but all viruses run 60-90nm. Some smaller some larger. If masks worked for that they'd just wear those in the lab instead of moon suits. I'm not saying it can't help in some ways but that last study said 71% IIRC of those that caught it were wearing masks. Way to much touching with masks IMO and that may increase the chance of getting it. Everyone uses them over and over again.

    I laugh at the stupidity of wearing a mask to walk 20 feet into a restaurant just to take it off when you get to your table.

    So yeah maybe not completely true on that but mostly true.
    Missing Context
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  • PurpleThrobber
    PurpleThrobber Member Posts: 48,126 Standard Supporter
    YouKnowIt said:

    Sledog said:

    creepycoug said:

    The mask part. Obviously nothing is going to be 100% preventive, but the medical schools and other authorities still maintain they mitigate the spreading of the virus.

    This is just one where I don't subscribe to the government control theory.

    The virus is way to small for most masks to work. So droplets yes airborne virus no. It keep infected from spreading droplets but not airborne virus. It's like throwing sand at a chain link fence. N95's get most stuff down to 100nm but all viruses run 60-90nm. Some smaller some larger. If masks worked for that they'd just wear those in the lab instead of moon suits. I'm not saying it can't help in some ways but that last study said 71% IIRC of those that caught it were wearing masks. Way to much touching with masks IMO and that may increase the chance of getting it. Everyone uses them over and over again.

    I laugh at the stupidity of wearing a mask to walk 20 feet into a restaurant just to take it off when you get to your table.

    So yeah maybe not completely true on that but mostly true.
    Missing Context
    Mostly peaceful context.
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  • oregonblitzkrieg
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  • creepycoug
    creepycoug Member Posts: 24,068
    Sledog said:

    creepycoug said:

    The mask part. Obviously nothing is going to be 100% preventive, but the medical schools and other authorities still maintain they mitigate the spreading of the virus.

    This is just one where I don't subscribe to the government control theory.

    The virus is way to small for most masks to work. So droplets yes airborne virus no. It keep infected from spreading droplets but not airborne virus. It's like throwing sand at a chain link fence. N95's get most stuff down to 100nm but all viruses run 60-90nm. Some smaller some larger. If masks worked for that they'd just wear those in the lab instead of moon suits. I'm not saying it can't help in some ways but that last study said 71% IIRC of those that caught it were wearing masks. Way to much touching with masks IMO and that may increase the chance of getting it. Everyone uses them over and over again.

    I laugh at the stupidity of wearing a mask to walk 20 feet into a restaurant just to take it off when you get to your table.

    So yeah maybe not completely true on that but mostly true.
    Agreed. If wearing maskes makes people feel like it's bidness as usual and all other precautions are tossed aside, which I probably does happen with a good % of the people, then that's counterproductive.

    I, too, laugh at people wearing masks in situations where it's entirely unnecessary. I probably see once a week a guy driving alone in his car wearing a mask. SMFH. And the restaurant bit is a bit of a curiousity too, unless the tables are outside and truly spread out so that groups are isolated. Seems dumb.

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  • HHusky
    HHusky Member Posts: 23,973
    Masks are imperfect protection, but better than none at all. Our Great Plains mask resisters (2 only recently implemented mask mandates) are our three most infected states.
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  • Sledog
    Sledog Member Posts: 37,861 Standard Supporter
    edited December 2020
    So if masks work to prevent the spread if you wear one you don't have to worry about me not wearing one. All settled.
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  • creepycoug
    creepycoug Member Posts: 24,068
    oregonblitzkrieg said:


    there are many types of masks. hth.
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  • Kaepsknee
    Kaepsknee Member Posts: 14,913
    HHusky said:

    Sledog said:

    Duckwithabone said:

    Sledog said:



    Logic.

    L.O.L. Hilarious that you don’t even see the irony of this. The creator of this cartoon is thick in the head to not even get this.
    I carry a gun because I need it.

    No doubt.

    The psychologists call it "compensation".
    How’s your living trust business going. Are they making it to signing day?
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  • Fire_Marshall_Bill
    Fire_Marshall_Bill Member Posts: 25,679 Standard Supporter
    edited December 2020
    creepycoug said:

    oregonblitzkrieg said:


    there are many types of masks. hth.
    the ones that most of us non-healthscare types wear don't do much

    I don't pretend to be an expert but they help only when near people for extended periods of time. This has been pretty well documented by the real experts.

    With flu cases and deaths magically down, color me skeptical of the severity of this plandemic
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  • creepycoug
    creepycoug Member Posts: 24,068
    Fire_Marshall_Bill said:

    creepycoug said:

    oregonblitzkrieg said:


    there are many types of masks. hth.
    the ones that most of us non-healthscare types wear don't do much

    I don't pretend to be an expert but they help only when near people for extended periods of time. This has been pretty well documented by the real experts.

    With flu cases and deaths magically down, color me skeptical of the severity of this plandemic
    They help when near people for extended period of time and thus don’t do much?

    My experts work at UC SF. They’re pretty real last time I checked. Apparently they didn’t real that documentation.

    Like the guy said: imperfect thought they may be, “don’t work” is what you conclude when the matter has become political and you’re looking for exceptions to the rule.
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  • WestlinnDuck
    WestlinnDuck Member Posts: 17,633 Standard Supporter
    They help someone who is near someone who has the chicom crud and is sneezing or coughing in public because it stops the spread of droplets. It doesn't stop the spread of the aerosol virus. They help protect you if you are wearing a properly fitted N95 mask. That's it.
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  • RoadTrip
    RoadTrip Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 8,171 Founders Club
    Kaepsknee said:

    HHusky said:

    Sledog said:

    Duckwithabone said:

    Sledog said:



    Logic.

    L.O.L. Hilarious that you don’t even see the irony of this. The creator of this cartoon is thick in the head to not even get this.
    I carry a gun because I need it.

    No doubt.

    The psychologists call it "compensation".
    How’s your living trust business going. Are they making it to signing day?
    He gets more money from the public screwal system
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