Coronavirus: wearing a cloth face mask is less about science and more about solidarity

yahoo ^ | 05/20/2020 | Simon Kolstoe, Senior Lecturer in Evidence Based Healthcare and University Ethics Advisor, Universit

[Wpin]

That was published April 1st, written very early on. He is wrong, we now know the virus is primarily spread through droplets of moisture...not the virus cells themselves...they are almost nearly attached to moisture droplets. Try doing a bit more research...go to the CDC site itself perhaps.

Remember, this virus has now killed more Americans in the past two months than died in Korean war, Vietnam war, Iraqi war, and Afghanistan war combined! We know that nations where the people wear masks and practice social distancing have the lowest infection and death rates...it really is simple.

[Mase]

It's a shame you never learned the difference between bacteria and viruses. I'd ask you how something requiring an electron microscope to see can be stopped by a piece of cloth but that would just be wasted words on a wasted brain.

You keep feeling safe, and superior, wearing that mask. Don't worry that it makes you look like one the those Leftist virtue signalers (that you are). We'll walk by you quietly thinking bless your heart.