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Like wearing a condom, wearing a mask is just common sense

lenny2

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LOL.....I see masks are working great https://www.cp24.com/news/ontario-t...or-the-first-time-seven-more-deaths-1.5160078

Whas ironic is new infections went up within a week of Ontario making masks mandatory.
And its been climbing ever since 😂
No one should - see - anything - about masks effectiveness from that info & those remarks. Because there's nothing there to see. Except some imaginary stuff in one's fantasy world & a logical fallacy.

BTW your article attributes the recent rise in infections to Thanksgiving gatherings.

It also says:

"...epidemiologist Dr. Abdu Sharkawy said certain factors are contributing to higher COVID-19 cases during the second wave of the pandemic.

"I think we should be very worried," Sharkawy said. "In the first wave, we essentially went into a lockdown mode -- schools were not open, the economy was to a certain extent shut down, and people weren't going to work in person. Those things have changed now."

The doctor said those under the age of 40 have been disproportionately affected by the virus in the second wave.

"I think that's driving the pandemic second wave right now," Sharkawy said. "Now that's spilling over into those parts of our community that are at higher risk long-term care homes, people that are elderly. We're now seeing them admitted to hospital."

He noted that increasing testing capacity and more contact tracing will help health officials understand how much virus is within the community."

Which explains - why - infections have been rising for some time.

It makes no mention of masks not being effective.


Whas ironic is new infections went up within a week of Ontario making masks mandatory.
And its been climbing ever since 😂
"Face mask mandates slowed the spread of COVID-19 in Canada"

"... This column evaluates the impact of mask mandates on the spread of COVID-19 in Canada, using the different timings that masks were mandated across the 34 health districts of the province of Ontario. Mask mandates are associated with a 25% or larger weekly reduction in new COVID-19 cases in July and August, relative to the absence of mandates.

 

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No one should - see - anything - about masks effectiveness from that info & those remarks. Because there's nothing there to see. Except some imaginary stuff in one's fantasy world & a logical fallacy.

BTW your article attributes the recent rise in infections to Thanksgiving gatherings.

It also says:

"...epidemiologist Dr. Abdu Sharkawy said certain factors are contributing to higher COVID-19 cases during the second wave of the pandemic.

"I think we should be very worried," Sharkawy said. "In the first wave, we essentially went into a lockdown mode -- schools were not open, the economy was to a certain extent shut down, and people weren't going to work in person. Those things have changed now."

The doctor said those under the age of 40 have been disproportionately affected by the virus in the second wave.

"I think that's driving the pandemic second wave right now," Sharkawy said. "Now that's spilling over into those parts of our community that are at higher risk long-term care homes, people that are elderly. We're now seeing them admitted to hospital."

He noted that increasing testing capacity and more contact tracing will help health officials understand how much virus is within the community."

Which explains - why - infections have been rising for some time.

It makes no mention of masks not being effective
Thats his opinion, but that doesnt make it so and he doesnt back it up with studies or other data
 

lenny2

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And thats the dumbest thing ever said, because new infections were going up months before Thanksgiving
Irrelevant because he's not referring to - or commenting on - what occurred months ago, but what's happening recently, i.e. the recent rise in infections.

But as to months ago:

"Face mask mandates slowed the spread of COVID-19 in Canada"

"... This column evaluates the impact of mask mandates on the spread of COVID-19 in Canada, using the different timings that masks were mandated across the 34 health districts of the province of Ontario. Mask mandates are associated with a 25% or larger weekly reduction in new COVID-19 cases in July and August, relative to the absence of mandates.


 

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Judging by all the stores and shopping malls I been to, its close to 99%
Some stores wont even serve you if you have no mask.
I've even seen people wearing mask while driving their cars or walking outside on streets
However people have many interactions with other people not in their personal pod in private. Those count at least as much as people going into stores.

Compliance must be waaay less than 99%.
 

lenny2

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"Masks don’t just save lives, they also boost economy
New Washington University in St. Louis study finds mask mandates increase consumer spending

 

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it is amazing how we can have seat belt, speed limits, red lights, stop signs without infringing on people rights. it is about safety for all not one. i am sure people will speed, go through red lights and do bareback with sp. but somehow the news media have pick up the voice of those far right cases as news during COVID.
 
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I think that the condom comparison is incorrect. I would never put on a condom that allows the clap to penetrate.
 

lenny2

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I think that the condom comparison is incorrect. I would never put on a condom that allows the clap to penetrate.
1) How would you know you haven't already done so? Do you test each condom before you put it on?

Or at intervals during sex to make sure it hasn't been compromised?

2) Even if i knew the condom could allow HIV to penetrate, i would still wear it as opposed to the only alternative being the less safe option of no condom at all.

An umbrella with a few miniscule holes that allows a few drops to drip through is far better than no umbrella at all. Obviously i'd use that umbrella rather than no protection whatsoever.
 

lenny2

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So you cite a previous Terb post for your authority, how interesting...
It's the logic, reason, evidence and common sense therein that is the "authority".

As opposed to nonsense, covidiocy, retardation, trolling, etc.
 
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