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To: Kaslin

There was never any “science” in it to begin with, and they all knew it.

Masking people unnecessarily for political purposes is one of the most egregiously damaging things they have done, most especially for young people who are still developing psychologically. We will not see the entirety of the corrosive effects of this for years.

One of the goals of the Left is to alienate people, cut them off from each other, which they have tried to do physically by quarantining, restricting movements, and making people fearful of being in the company of others.

This has a specific purpose, and that is to alienate people and disconnect them from society so they can be more easily manipulated and controlled.

The masking accomplishes this alienation by diminishing the way humans connect with each other when they are in the immediate vicinity of each other, using non-verbal communication. The eyes are important, but the mouth may be even more so.

Inhibiting the non-verbal communication by masking is intentional.

We will, as a society, someday reap what has been sown the last few years.

It isn’t normal to do this to people, especially young children.

And it isn’t human.


7 posted on 02/02/2022 5:11:37 AM PST by rlmorel (Nothing can foster principles of freedom more effectively than the imposition of tyranny.)
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To: rlmorel
And it isn’t human.

Well said.

11 posted on 02/02/2022 5:30:35 AM PST by Lou L (Health "insurance" is NOT the same as health "care")
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To: rlmorel
The eyes are important, but the mouth may be even more so.

Lewinsky agrees.

20 posted on 02/02/2022 2:45:28 PM PST by lightman (I am a binary Trinitarian. Deal with it!)
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