“I didn’t wear the mask because you didn’t wear the mask”
That’s what she said when she saw me in the supermarket this evening. It only takes one person to be an example. Behind enemy lines in the Pacific Northwest
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Truly mass (mask) psychosis. The weirdest, funniest (?) example was in my local bank, where about ten people were waiting in line, and everyone was wearing a mask. I noticed the bank had removed all the signs that were there previously, which stated: You may not wear ball caps,hats, sunglasses, face coverings, masks, or anything that would hide your features. But it's apparently just fine to obscure most of the face now.
Few people know that masks in public are generally illegal because people wearing masks are generally up to no good.
The mask mandaters simply ignored the laws and replaced law with mandate. This is tyranny.
Some of these lost souls are so far gone I doubt there's ANY chance of them ever unplugging from the matrix. You could wake them up, they'd sit up, look around, be all like "this is fine...." meme in the burning house and ask to be plugged back in post-haste.
When I see young people out walking by themselves wearing their bacteria farms outdoors rather than breathing fresh air, it saddens me more than anything. At that age you're meant to do all the dumb shit and take risks, live life close to the edge and push your boundaries, learning the concepts of respect and responsibility by understanding the implications and limitations of life in their absence through personal experience of it. This has proven over many generations to be what creates character, prudence and responsibility later on when you grow out of it (to a large extent at least, without snipping your nuts off and handing them to The Man in a pickle jar for safekeeping).
They're just being utterly spineless worms and I have to control myself to not go Full Metal Jacket on them, for the first time in their pointless lives.