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To: SaxxonWoods

“My favorite part about masks is that everyone gets to pretend you are sick whether you are or not.”

One of the worst things about masks is that I’ve noticed that the wearer becomes really, really mean. People weren’t meant to live that way, and the diaper just adds angst that doesn’t need to be there.


24 posted on 08/14/2020 4:07:16 PM PDT by MayflowerMadam (If 100% of us contracted this Covid Virus only 99.997% would be left to tell our story.)
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To: MayflowerMadam

“One of the worst things about masks is that I’ve noticed that the wearer becomes really, really mean”

I’ve noticed that phenomenon too. As a whole, mask wearers are rude, inconsiderate, selfish and smug.

OTOH, Non Mask wearers are happier, polite, helpful and considerate.

I’ve never been a rude person, but I’ve found myself being rude to mask wearers because they are so inconsiderate.

Several times, when I’ve almost bumped into someone wearing a mask, I would politely say “Excuse me”, like I always do. They just say nothing and keep walking. I will then say loudly, “You’re welcome.” just to aggravate them.

There have been several masked sheep who have tried to cut in front of me in line and I give them the evil eye and let them know, in no uncertain terms, that they had better behave. They probably think because I’m very petite that I would be an easy mark. They thought wrong:)

It’s gotten to the point that, when I see a masked person, I don’t smile or acknowledge them in any way. This insanity is really affecting me mentally and making me depressed, bitter and angry.


56 posted on 08/15/2020 2:12:38 AM PDT by CrimsonTidegirl (Freedom, Freedom, We will not obey!- “Breakdown”- The Alan Parsons Project)
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