The description is a bit graphic, but it drives home the point. This guy is based.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ockdFYj-9p4
Here, he talks about what bullshit most of medicine is:
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I was diagnosed with chronic nonallergic rhinitis in 2017 after struggling with terrible nasal and breathing issues for the prior 5 years. My wife has worked in the pharmacy department at a very large hospital in a large city, for the past 3 years. She's always had seasonal allergies, but nothing too crazy like me. Over the past 15 months of the mask bullshit she's been forced to comply with at the hospital, her sinus issues are at the very least as bad as mine, if not worse. Snoring, difficulty breathing, chronic fatigue. Other than these issues, we're both still fairly healthy 30/32 year olds... we exercise and spend a lot of time outside and engaged in physical activities. The ONLY logical correlation to explain her now terrible sinuses, is the result of 15 months of being forced to suck back in nasty bacteria ridden air for 9-12 hours a day. The increase in facial acne was a tell tale sign. Is she getting hazard pay? Nope. These maskholes have directly caused harm to her health. We need to see class action lawsuits.
I think the masks are honestly a part of trying to make and keep people sick.
Unless you cycle your mask every 1-3 hours, never touch it, and don't use a cheap Chinese-been-on-the-floor and made with who knows what chemicals mask... you're probably going to get sick and stay sick.
Vaxxers already have the virus building up like crazy. Then you add a mask to it? Probably a bit have died directly from the increased viral load alone.
It serves multiple purposes. Keeping you sick is one of them. It's also a symbol. You're being muzzled. Silenced. It's a symbol of control.
When I worked at a rehab facility with a ratio of 1 nurse/22 patients we were required to change masks between every patient. When not performing direct patient care it was change every 20 minutes.