Being forced to wear a COVID mask is dehumanizing us.

Satans puppets will make the mask mandatory until 98% of the population is vaccinated.

Soon, the vaccinated will turn against the non vaccinated.

That is by design.

It's how Satan operates.



WHAT ARE WE GOING TO DO ABOUT IT?

originally posted by: Dalamax
And you would be correct. So what? It’s a reaction to some fhead trying to justify everyone wearing one, 24hrs a day 7 days a week for months on end.

Who would that be?

Learn to be accomodating to other people’s concerns, they have them and should be allowed to voice them, even if you would like them to just not comply and shut up.

They are voicing them and I'm voicing mine.

Meanwhile in South Africa, the cops busted a suspect who hid R5000 of hard drugs in his face mask!
www.thesouthafrican.com...

originally posted by: djz3ro
a reply to: Blue_Jay33

Personally I'm comfortable enough with myself that wearing a thin piece of material over my face won't cause me any psychological trauma. What kind of snowflake gets that worked up over a mask?

Maybe someone like me that has only 3 working valves in my heart and heart is at 18%. They can shove their mask up.......

originally posted by: DougHole64
I am currently putting together a petition to have mask wearing remain mandatory after COVID for anyone from Derbyshire. I am sure that anyone who has ever visited understands why. The petition is quickly gathering speed on Twitter with some big names like Carole Malone and Lord Sugar having already signed it. Exciting times, I imagine they’ll want me on TV soon!

Keep up the good work.
I've visited a few times and know what you mean!


Aaaaargh!!! It's true.....I've dehumanised me!

Sarah Palin:

"Through it all, I view wearing that cumbersome mask indoors in a crowd as not only allowing the newfound luxury of being incognito, but trust it's better than doing nothing to slow the spread," Palin said in a statement to People magazine.

www.foxnews.com...

a reply to: Phage
Edited

a reply to: Mandroid7
It's just as much nonsense as the whole "Morgellons" thing.
But I think linking other discussion boards is frowned upon. Or maybe the new owners don't care.

a reply to: Phage

Maybe, maybe not. video
Regardless, It's been found all over the masks and swabs.
I don't want to breathe it in.

a reply to: Mandroid7

Me neither. If it's real. I wouldn't worry too much about it being so.

But I use cloth masks made by a seamstress friend. Wash them frequently.

a reply to: Phage

Yeah agreed. Will do.

originally posted by: daskakik

originally posted by: Dalamax
And you would be correct. So what? It’s a reaction to some fhead trying to justify everyone wearing one, 24hrs a day 7 days a week for months on end.

Who would that be?

Learn to be accomodating to other people’s concerns, they have them and should be allowed to voice them, even if you would like them to just not comply and shut up.

They are voicing them and I'm voicing mine.

That would be every talking head who sits in front of a camera extolling the extreme dangers of life to the mildly bored population who could be assed staring at a tv while chewing their cud.

For starters. Who do you think?

Yes your voicing yours. Yay.

originally posted by: Dalamax
That would be every talking head who sits in front of a camera extolling the extreme dangers of life to the mildly bored population who could be assed staring at a tv while chewing their cud.

For starters. Who do you think?

Nope, have not heard one of them say everyone should be wearing one, 24hrs a day 7 days a week for months on end. Maybe you are imagining things.

Yes your voicing yours. Yay.

The good thing is that me doing so doesn't impede anyone else from voicing theirs. What was your point?

a reply to: Blue_Jay33

Then own your mask.

Buy a Confederate flag mask, or a mask with an Ar15 on it, or a mask with your views on sex or gender on it.

Use it to make the statement that you want.

You could even wear a mask calling for an end to masks.

Just don't come within 10 feet of me without one, because I'm boycotting you if you try.

My point is an onion and a turnip don’t make soup.
But a mask is dehumanising however you wear it.
That’s why bank tellers hit silent alarms, cause people who wear masks are dehumanised.

a reply to: daskakik

originally posted by: Blue_Jay33
The Marvel Movie Captain America: The Winter Soldier (2014) Features Bucky Barnes as the brainwashed winter soldier as a classic villain.
Here is what is stated about why he wore mask, and why he doesn't anymore in the new series where he is now a good guy.

The Winter Soldier wore a mask not to conceal his identity but to dehumanize him. ... Instead of Captain America going all out against the HYDRA assassin, treating him as any other adversary, Steve would be more conflicted about taking on Bucky.

The masks are doing great phycological harm, we can't see anybody smile at us, it makes people look more ominous.
Facial gestures have been depended on for millennia for humans to read each other, this is now taken away from everybody.

I have come to the conclusion that at this point masks are doing more harm than good for people. Herd immunity and the vaccines and summer coming with flu season coming to an end, it's time the masks go. Let the scared ones continue to wear them but those that have no fear should be allowed to remove them anywhere they go.

Seemingly providing no medical protection, only the perception of one, the masks are only there to provide displays of submission to authority.

originally posted by: Dalamax
My point is an onion and a turnip don’t make soup.
But a mask is dehumanising however you wear it.
That’s why bank tellers hit silent alarms, cause people who wear masks are dehumanised.

a reply to: daskakik

Yes.
A few years ago I wasn't allowed in the post office unless I took off my crash helmet because it partially covered my face.
Now I can't get in without a mask which partially covers my face.

The masks make some people feel safe while I'm sure that folk in certain places feel anything but.
Luckily I'm known in my little area but if a couple of large, masked strangers walk in to the post office, the girl behind the counter is bound to feel at least a little nervous.

originally posted by: AaarghZombies
a reply to: Blue_Jay33

Then own your mask.

Buy a Confederate flag mask, or a mask with an Ar15 on it, or a mask with your views on sex or gender on it.

Use it to make the statement that you want.

You could even wear a mask calling for an end to masks.

Just don't come within 10 feet of me without one, because I'm boycotting you if you try.

How about no? You have a mask, try using it if it's that damn critical for others in your glorious presence. I presume you also have your good dog shots, too, or at least will get them. Double MYOB and sulk elsewhere material.

originally posted by: 20Eyes1974
a reply to: schuyler
"If you feel dehumanized I suggest it's all in your head"

That is why it is called psychological torture in order to dehumanize the unwilling participant.

Absolutely accurate.

I did interrogations.

That's one of the first steps...

originally posted by: mtnshredder

originally posted by: djz3ro
a reply to: Blue_Jay33

Personally I'm comfortable enough with myself that wearing a thin piece of material over my face won't cause me any psychological trauma. What kind of snowflake gets that worked up over a mask?

Maybe someone like me that has only 3 working valves in my heart and heart is at 18%. They can shove their mask up.......

Understandably you shouldn't wear a mask and thus weren't one of the snowflakes I'm talking about.