@madealiyah Why are you looking at this as a binary outcome? That either we never wear masks or we always do?
For the upteenth time:
Before Covid we had a right (or no chiyuv) to keep our faces and glasses clear.
Then Covid came and some people have decided that we don’t have said right.
Why? Because if people are dying, logic dictates that our rights can be overridden.
‘Really?’ we asked, ‘at what point does this phenomenon called death, that has been part of our lives since Adam ate from the Tree, infringe upon our rights?’.
‘You seem to want me to provide you with a number that I don’t know, so fine I’ll make something up. ‘ answered @Yserbius123 helpfully, ‘When US COVID deaths go down 90% from their peak and stay that for one month we can stop wearing masks.‘
You don’t know? This stuff is just made up? Do we lose our freedom whenever it feels right to certain unnamed people, without them providing a logical baseline?‘.
There. I have maxed out my explaining skills. If this is not enough, I may just give up.
Furthermore, you keep stating that your main problem with wearing a mask is that it is uncomfortable. Like I keep repeating, that’s simply not a good enough reason. There are many things that are uncomfortable but we do anyway.
That is my problem, but not my reason.
I only continue to mention comfort, because you keep claiming that it’s not uncomfortable.
My reason is the ‘all-or-nothing’ or ‘baseline’ question, which I have repeated about four times.
But if this comfort business is confusing, then let’s drop it.
But the question still stands.