I don’t mind a differing opinion, hell, that;’s what makes this place fun. More than once I’ve changed my mind, or at least part of my argument when confronted with new facts or a better argument.
Indeed, the *only* absolute I have: the absolute right to change my mind when presented with new facts and/or a better argument.
But just posting one lame insult again and again? Hell I’ve been insulted by some absolute masters, like getting your ass kicked by Muhammad Ali or Bruce Lee, you just try to Learn.
Proverbs 27:10 “As steel sharpens steel, so one person sharpens another”.
I’m pro mask, I wear one because I am convinced by the evidence that *IF* I should be positive but non-symptomatic, *THEN* it would reduce the probability of transmitting it, thus reducing the chance a vulnerable person might be harmed by it.
To me, that’s an absolutely obvious and decent thing to do. I find it sad that somehow it became a political thing, with, in my opinion, we Constitution loving patriotic conservatives apparently regarding masks as some sign of submission, acquiescence to a police state, or condoning/participating in liberal virtue signaling, instead if wearing one being the decent, Christian thing to do
There’s more evidence that they prevent transmission than there is opposite it, at least in my findings. Somebody has an absolute right to a contrary opinion, but no right at all to ignore the rules a property owner stipulates regarding doing business with their establishment. If somebody isn’t going to patronize a place that requires masks, that’s their right, it’s mine to do the opposite. It’s no one’s right to get pissed or rude when asked -regardless of by who- to obey the rules; there’s no inherent right or requirement to go to Costco.
“wearing one being the decent, Christian thing to do”
Amen!
Would it be the absolutely obvious decent thing to do to surrender our firearms after a mass shooting?