6 Times You Have to Wear A Face Mask—And 3 Times You Don’t

[gfm7175]

You are very poorly misinformed. The only question is how well do masks stop viruses, not whether they do or do not. We are in severe trouble not just from the pandemic, but from the Alt Right giving out medical misinformation.

Masks don't stop viruses, so obviously they are not very good at it.

What pandemic?

The misinformation is coming from people like you.

[gfm7175]

You are asking for us to "just believe" you are so much better informed than all the medical experts in the world... And then say it is irrelevant why you are better?

All that is relevant is the content of my arguments. My education, knowledge, etc. has no bearing on that content.

[gfm7175]

This is pointless. Covid-19 is clearly carried on droplets. This is established. Your denial of reality is not moving the debate forward in any way.

Yes, that is one way of transmission.

[gfm7175]

Link ignored on sight. Please form your own arguments.

[gfm7175]

So long, bird brain. Now I can ignore both of your identities. You suck at hiding it.

Ahhhhhh, the old "act like you're done, but actually not be done" tactic, mixed with the old "sock accusation" tactic... Why am I not impressed?

[Concart]

Sorry, I can't hear you. I do think it's just adorable that you friended yourself. ROTFLFMAO!!!

[Walt]

Masks don't stop viruses, so obviously they are not very good at it.

Masks stop the droplets that the virus travels on, so it stops the virus from spreading. The only real question is how good of a job it does. There is no question that it does the job.

What pandemic?

GFM gives us another signal that he is delusional.

[Matt Dillon]

So...will people please stop throwing their used gloves and masks in the grocery store parking lot? TIA.

[Walt]

So...will people please stop throwing their used gloves and masks in the grocery store parking lot? TIA.

One of the big unanswered questions is how much of a role surfaces play in contagion. The droplets containing the virus will land on surfaces (including the gloves and masks you speak of), and linger there. In theory, that is one vector of infection. How big a one is unknown.

It is dangerous for the workers to have to clean up the infected gloves and masks. How dangerous? No one knows.