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To: cgbg
I think masking is a big -- if not the biggest-- factor in turning "reasonably normal folks into raving facists." Wearing a mask not only hides a person's identity, it dehumanizes them just as do the veils women in Arab countries are forced to wear which covers their entire face except the eyes.

People who are dehumanized and unidentifiable do things that they wouldn't normally do -- cruel things such as preventing a person on their deathbed from receiving a touch -- much less a final kiss -- from a loved one or taking away a year (now going on two years) of precious childhood from our kids or demanding -- demanding! -- that a stranger obey the masker's demands no matter how irrational ... even inhumane things no matter how severe or irrational. There are myriad examples of this behavior by maskers over the past year and a half. This behavior is increased by orders of magnitude when the masker is already in a perpetually frightened and ignorant state as most are.

Masking, fear and ignorance together represent a lethal threat to a free society.

10 posted on 08/11/2021 5:27:10 AM PDT by glennaro (Dennis Prager: "Until it's safe" means "Never")
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To: glennaro
You make some good points. The wearing of a mask puts one in a very submissive position. Only the very strong are able to "power through" the mask but even in those cases, their strength and authority is muted. People in masks become like little sheep.

This has sexual connotations as well. In the S&M world, the dominant will usually have his/her submissive don a mask in public - in order to establish the pecking order in a master/slave relationship.

11 posted on 08/11/2021 5:32:00 AM PDT by SamAdams76 (Give me a Pigfoot and a Bottle of Beer)
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