Couple was kicked out of Texas restaurant for wearing masks to protect at-risk son

a reply to: opethPA

If it was privately owned then nothing will come of it. For over a year and a half now, if I walk into a store and they demand I wear a mask, I leave and find another store that doesn't force me to wear one. This couple should be glad they didn't have to sit around all of those death stalkers without a mask on, isn't that what they want anyways? Piss and moan about you not wearing a mask, then piss and moan because they got kicked out of a place where they would have been surrounded by people not wearing a mask.

Sounds like the couple went looking for attention. Glad they were given the boot.

originally posted by: xuenchen

originally posted by: opethPA

originally posted by: xuenchen

originally posted by: carewemust

originally posted by: HairForceOne

originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: opethPA

You don't take a newborn into a restaurant while a plague is raging.

What selfish parents!!

They left the baby with a babysitter. They were there alone.

Oh. Then why is this thread still in existence.?

The drop-kicker is them wearing a mask far away won't protect their child 😃🚬

How is that relevant?
Personal choice only applies to the "mah freedoms!" anti-mask people?

Wuhan Freedom !!🎃

What does this have to do with anything in the source article or the OP?

a reply to: opethPA

In your link it states the host asks guests to remove their masks.

This couple didn't and was asked to leave.

They decided to write a post about it.

Snowflake mentality.

originally posted by: Vasa Croe
a reply to: opethPA

In your link it states the host asks guests to remove their masks.

This couple didn't and was asked to leave.

They decided to write a post about it.

Snowflake mentality.

Glad to hear your opinion on the matter.

If you think for one second that someone who got kicked out for a not wearing a mask wouldn't post about it then that is on you .

For wearing a mask.

For not wearing a mask.

Admittedly, I hate wearing the damned things...but upon occasion, I have to.

Odd that a business would require not wearing them...sounds kinda stupid to me, but whatever. But it is their business.

Half-ass pushback, IMHO.

originally posted by: opethPA

originally posted by: Vasa Croe
a reply to: opethPA

In your link it states the host asks guests to remove their masks.

This couple didn't and was asked to leave.

They decided to write a post about it.

Snowflake mentality.

Glad to hear your opinion on the matter.

If you think for one second that someone who got kicked out for a not wearing a mask wouldn't post about it then that is on you .

It's no different than those who have been getting kicked out, for the opposite reason, for the past year and a half now. The maskers will get used to it and find places they find more acceptable.... We did.

originally posted by: seagull
For wearing a mask.

For not wearing a mask.

Admittedly, I hate wearing the damned things...but upon occasion, I have to.

Odd that a business would require not wearing them...sounds kinda stupid to me, but whatever. But it is their business.

Half-ass pushback, IMHO.

That's kind of the boat I'm in as well. Stupid for making them take it off, but at the same time, why would they want to be in a place filled with those not wearing masks. Sounds more like an attention grab.

a reply to: opethPA

actually, the more I think about it, the restaurant did do these folks a favor. They have an at risk kid at home, and the restaurant was fully mask less, as the article states. Had this couple decided to take off their masks, and eat, they could have caught the horrible sickness that is Covid 19 and brought it home to their child. Since they were able to retain their life saving device, they were thusly able to keep their kid safe.

I think they should be grateful for the policy and how well it was enforced.

originally posted by: opethPA

originally posted by: Vasa Croe
a reply to: opethPA

In your link it states the host asks guests to remove their masks.

This couple didn't and was asked to leave.

They decided to write a post about it.

Snowflake mentality.

Glad to hear your opinion on the matter.

If you think for one second that someone who got kicked out for a not wearing a mask wouldn't post about it then that is on you .

They were told to remove the mask by the host when they walked in. That isn't my opinion.

They chose to ignore and force management to get involved.

It is absolutely a ploy for attention.

originally posted by: network dude
a reply to: opethPA

actually, the more I think about it, the restaurant did do these folks a favor. They have an at risk kid at home, and the restaurant was fully mask less, as the article states. Had this couple decided to take off their masks, and eat, they could have caught the horrible sickness that is Covid 19 and brought it home to their child. Since they were able to retain their life saving device, they were thusly able to keep their kid safe.

I think they should be grateful for the policy and how well it was enforced.

So then does the wearing of masks not come down to personal freedom or personal choice?

If these people believe that wearing a mask is the right thing for them to do based on the info they have how is that any less valid then those that believe not wearing them is the right personal choice?

originally posted by: opethPA

originally posted by: network dude
a reply to: opethPA

actually, the more I think about it, the restaurant did do these folks a favor. They have an at risk kid at home, and the restaurant was fully mask less, as the article states. Had this couple decided to take off their masks, and eat, they could have caught the horrible sickness that is Covid 19 and brought it home to their child. Since they were able to retain their life saving device, they were thusly able to keep their kid safe.

I think they should be grateful for the policy and how well it was enforced.

So then does the wearing of masks not come down to personal freedom or personal choice?

If these people believe that wearing a mask is the right thing for them to do based on the info they have how is that any less valid then those that believe not wearing them is the right personal choice?

No different at all, as it is their choice. They were kicked from a private restaurant for not removing the masks. Is it stupid? Yes, and I'm a full-time non-mask wearer that never wore one at all other than going with my wife for her day surgery once back in 2020. But like I said, we the non-maskers have been turned around before entering stores and restaurants for a year and a half, and never went back to those places even after restrictions were lifted. Now these maskers know to avoid this one single restaurant in Texas.

It goes both ways and we've all dealt with it at one point or another, so their cries fall on deaf ears. They need to suck it up and find another restaurant.

originally posted by: opethPA

originally posted by: network dude
a reply to: opethPA

actually, the more I think about it, the restaurant did do these folks a favor. They have an at risk kid at home, and the restaurant was fully mask less, as the article states. Had this couple decided to take off their masks, and eat, they could have caught the horrible sickness that is Covid 19 and brought it home to their child. Since they were able to retain their life saving device, they were thusly able to keep their kid safe.

I think they should be grateful for the policy and how well it was enforced.

So then does the wearing of masks not come down to personal freedom or personal choice?

If these people believe that wearing a mask is the right thing for them to do based on the info they have how is that any less valid then those that believe not wearing them is the right personal choice?

These are the type of people that made this sort of thing an issue in the first place.

Kind of like the gay couple that specifically chose to ask a religious baker to make their wedding cake.

They can't stand it when others don't think like they do so they feel the need to virtue signal.

This couple absolutely did this for the viral fame it would bring. I'd bet they have a gofundme set up already.

a reply to: LSU2018

So now the shoe is apparently on the other foot, it stops being a big deal?

originally posted by: Vasa Croe

originally posted by: opethPA

originally posted by: network dude
a reply to: opethPA

actually, the more I think about it, the restaurant did do these folks a favor. They have an at risk kid at home, and the restaurant was fully mask less, as the article states. Had this couple decided to take off their masks, and eat, they could have caught the horrible sickness that is Covid 19 and brought it home to their child. Since they were able to retain their life saving device, they were thusly able to keep their kid safe.

I think they should be grateful for the policy and how well it was enforced.

So then does the wearing of masks not come down to personal freedom or personal choice?

If these people believe that wearing a mask is the right thing for them to do based on the info they have how is that any less valid then those that believe not wearing them is the right personal choice?

These are the type of people that made this sort of thing an issue in the first place.

Kind of like the gay couple that specifically chose to ask a religious baker to make their wedding cake.

They can't stand it when others don't think like they do so they feel the need to virtue signal.

This couple absolutely did this for the viral fame it would bring. I'd bet they have a gofundme set up already.

I'm sure as an anti-mask person you responded with the same virtual signaling assessment around other threads here that agreed with your choice?


"An unmasked Canadian man was so peed-off about a Dairy Queen‘s face covering mandate that he relieved himself on the counter of the fast food restaurant, footage posted on Facebook showed"

Man urinates on Dairy Queen counter over mask policy = www.abovetopsecret.com...

originally posted by: opethPA

originally posted by: Vasa Croe

originally posted by: opethPA

originally posted by: network dude
a reply to: opethPA

actually, the more I think about it, the restaurant did do these folks a favor. They have an at risk kid at home, and the restaurant was fully mask less, as the article states. Had this couple decided to take off their masks, and eat, they could have caught the horrible sickness that is Covid 19 and brought it home to their child. Since they were able to retain their life saving device, they were thusly able to keep their kid safe.

I think they should be grateful for the policy and how well it was enforced.

So then does the wearing of masks not come down to personal freedom or personal choice?

If these people believe that wearing a mask is the right thing for them to do based on the info they have how is that any less valid then those that believe not wearing them is the right personal choice?

These are the type of people that made this sort of thing an issue in the first place.

Kind of like the gay couple that specifically chose to ask a religious baker to make their wedding cake.

They can't stand it when others don't think like they do so they feel the need to virtue signal.

This couple absolutely did this for the viral fame it would bring. I'd bet they have a gofundme set up already.

I'm sure as an anti-mask person you responded with the same virtual signaling assessment around other threads here that agreed with your choice?


"An unmasked Canadian man was so peed-off about a Dairy Queen‘s face covering mandate that he relieved himself on the counter of the fast food restaurant, footage posted on Facebook showed"

Man urinates on Dairy Queen counter over mask policy = www.abovetopsecret.com...

I dont care what anyone else does. Not my problem.

If an establishment asks you to leave because you aren't following their rules then leave.

Pissing on a counter would be indecent exposure and dude should have, and likely was arrested. Not positive as that's Canada and they are much more liberal about stuff so....

I read that story yesterday and my immediate thoughts is the parents just want to virtue signal. First off, if your so worried about your son, why would you be ok eating at a place with a bunch of unmasked people? Second, why let someone else watch your vulnerable baby? If I was worried about my child’s health the last thing I’d be doing is dropping them off to a babysitter while I go party at a bar that prevents people from wearing masks. Lastly, based on their personal story in the article I read, they’re the type that would force others to wear a mask regardless of their reasoning. Obviously I don’t agree with denying business over politics nonsense, but if I was the owner I’d want a maskless business as well. To many thugs out there taking advantage of the mask policy.

a reply to: marg6043

Not a business owners fault who may or may not vote in favor of democratic leaders. You sorta sound exactly like your leftist counterparts screaming “fascism” every opportunity.

Numerous states considered right wing strongholds also mandate mask in public spaces. And with a national mandate for those who employee over 100 people to require employees to be vaccinated, are all of those companies going to be fascist in your opinion ?

I'm sick of people running around masked and unidentifiable, it encourages crime, it emboldens bad behavior and other negatives like reduced social interaction. There was a reason for mask laws, because in the old days people in masks (just like today) typically were up to no good and committing a crime. The masks need to go away for a lot of reasons, and this business has the right to say they don't want unidentifiable customers anymore.

a reply to: av8r007

So what defines a mask in your opinion? Just a physical mask? What about make up? That is changing the way you look.

I'm a full-time non-mask wearer that never wore one at all other than going with my wife for her day surgery once back in 2020

a reply to: LSU2018
So a full time non-masker that never wore one....except that one time...LOL... But I do understand. It is your choice in some places these days. And I do agree with you, if you have been turned out for not wearing a mask, they can be turned of for wearing one. My house, my rules sort of thing. But where do you draw the line? Is it obvious my house my rules? Did you champion the bakery that refused to bake a cake for the gay couple and then whine about the restaurant that asked Sara Sanders to leave? I have a feeling you did both.

originally posted by: marg6043
we are having a small sector of the population of young males wearing hoodies and mask all the time and they do not look like up to any good

Just come out and say it.