yes, it has been about 4 months since the last spike, time for another. weāre peaking in vaccinating at the right time. should be a fairly low peak, and then weāre done for a while.
Putting aside the immaturity of your answer (which in and of itself speaks to my larger point about hthe politicization of this topic), my point really was that the woman felt compelled to say 'she knew who I voted for." Again, speaking to the politicization.
I didnāt get vaccinated in order not to get COVID. I got vaccinated in order to not die from or be hospitalized by COVID.
In selling the vaccine, we are told that all the vaccines are 100% effective in avoiding death or hospitalization.
I will wear a mask only in stores that require it.
Just as before the mandate, if the store has a mask policy and someone refuses to leave, the store can call the police and have them removed or arrested for trespassing.
Nothing has changed.
Then your neighbor is immature and somewhat cowardly.
There is a mask mandate in my state. The store we were in has signs posted. We had every right to not only be there, but to expect everyone would be following the safety guidelines mandated by the state and reinforced by the store.
To not speak up about that is immature.
it is possible they just spaced out about their masks and would be pleased to get a reminder.
Your fear of speaking openly and honestly to your fellow americans about issues of health and safety is out of character and evidence of the politicized nature of this topic.
I donāt believe, for example, that you would have trouble asking someone not to spit on the floor of a store.
See, as I suspected, you donāt really understand why we wear masks.
Here is another example - was walking my dog. First we were on empty streets, then we headed down town to see what was what. Found ourselves on the sidewalk with some people.
While we were on the empty residential streets I took my mask and put in in my pocket and completely spaced about it.
As we were on the sidewalk, a pedestrian - fellow dog walker actually, nodded at me and said āyou should have a mask on down townā, which is 100% correct. I thanked them for remnindg me where we were, and I put my mask on.
It was all very calm, and mature, and no oneās feelings were hurt, and they didnāt have to cross the street to avoid me. We have a mask mandate in the state and in our town, and I spaced out. Someone mentioned it to me, and life went on.
Itās odd that you are afraid of such simple human interactions with your fellow americans.