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To: wiseprince

I can’t believe how many Karens I see driving in a car wearing a mask. And many, are the only person in the car.

People are that easily brainwashed? I had no clue, should have picked a life of crime instead of the stressful career I have...


15 posted on 09/16/2020 8:56:45 PM PDT by Professional
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To: Professional

Oh, please! I work at a retail store and saw a woman practically bathe her shopping cart in our 70% alcohol hand sanitizer. TWICE! Then, she proceeded to grab onto the cart barehanded and traipse off to the aisles of our store, where who knows how many “Vid” carriers have been handling the merchandise.

It made for a good chuckle after seeing how big a mess a gallon jug of milk can make when it’s dropped from about 3 feet!


17 posted on 09/16/2020 9:00:44 PM PDT by Ratman0823 (Q. What did California have before democrats? A. Electricity)
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To: Professional

My daughter explained to me back in April that I needed to do so to protect my guardian angel. While she believes guardian angels wear masks, two masks are better than one.

If this is a virus angels (and demons) can catch, that moves things into a whole different threat level.

As my daughter is 7, this is excusable, but something only marginally less weird than most of the government. And less weird than Pennsylvania, and possibly NY.


25 posted on 09/16/2020 9:13:03 PM PDT by Hieronymus (“I shall drink to the Pope, if you please, still, to conscience first, and to the Pope afterwards.Â)
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To: Professional
People are that easily brainwashed?

I once saw a full-page, full-color ad on the back cover of National Enquirer for a little brass Buddha with text that said something like "Are you down on your luck? Need a little extra cash? Just rub the Buddha's belly! Trying to lose weight? Just rub the Buddha's belly!" along with a number of testimonials about how this little brass object was changing people's lives. I can't remember the price of the thing; if memory serves it was between twenty-five and fifty bucks. But the point was, this was a full-page cover ad in a national magazine, and somebody was paying big, big bucks to have it there. Which meant, of course, that people were actually buying the stupid thing.

So yes, people can be easily brainwashed.

26 posted on 09/16/2020 9:13:23 PM PDT by Mr Ramsbotham ("God is a spirit, and man His means of walking on the earth.")
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To: Professional

I’ve seen that too. Ridiculous! Wearing a mask while alone in the car???

They drank the koolaid and then some.


41 posted on 09/16/2020 9:40:42 PM PDT by proud American in Canada (In these trying times, "Give me Liberty or Give me Death!")
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To: Professional
I can’t believe how many Karens I see driving in a car wearing a mask. And many, are the only person in the car.

In my case, my masks are tied on with long strings in the back. Then I put on my glasses. Then I put on my hat. This would be difficult to do without a mirror. So it's much easier, when I am going out to stores where I know masks are required, to put on my mask at home and drive in my car to the store, rather than put a mask on before entering the store. And I am no Karen. So quit generalizing, flinging insults, and being a jerk.

61 posted on 09/16/2020 10:52:23 PM PDT by EinNYC
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To: Professional

I haven’t seen one Biden bumper sticker yet in my area but did see a “Vote Blue sticker on a car with a single occupant and he was wearing a mask. LOL.


82 posted on 09/17/2020 4:07:10 AM PDT by texas_mrs
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