Isn't that the purpose of this thread?Can we look forward to not posting about it?
Isn't that the purpose of this thread?Can we look forward to not posting about it?
Is he dead?Bill Maher fully vaccinated and just tested positive. I may not have that burn your mask party just yet.
Oh, I know. She WFH and spends most of her free time going to Yoga classes.While I don't give a shit if people get the vaccine or not, not having the time is a BS excuse.
Being poor without transportation I'll accept. No time for the vaccine is idiotic. It takes more time to buy a Starbucks coffee.
Is he dead?
Is he dead?
No, he funny. Herman Cain is the Tea party guy who died from C19 after the tRUMP rally.
People still have to wear them.
Speaking of masks, just got back from Publix - more than 90% still wearing masks. Foolish lemmings!
Murphy isn't lifting the restriction right now anyway.Taking the role of devil's advocate for a second, just because the CDC has new recommendations doesn't mean that privately-owned businesses are required by law to follow them.
In other words, you still have to go by the rules of the business you're about to enter. I'm fully vaccinated, but I'm still assuming I'll need to wear a mask when I go grocery shopping in NJ until they tell me otherwise.
Taking the role of devil's advocate for a second, just because the CDC has new recommendations doesn't mean that privately-owned businesses are required by law to follow them.
In other words, you still have to go by the rules of the business you're about to enter. I'm fully vaccinated, but I'm still assuming I'll need to wear a mask when I go grocery shopping in NJ until they tell me otherwise.
I'll play double devils advocate. If a private business refuses to serve someone because of race, gender identification, or other personal characteristic, isn't that discrimination? Why is choosing to not wear a mask different? ( by the way, I'll wear a mask if the people in the store are...)Taking the role of devil's advocate for a second, just because the CDC has new recommendations doesn't mean that privately-owned businesses are required by law to follow them.
In other words, you still have to go by the rules of the business you're about to enter. I'm fully vaccinated, but I'm still assuming I'll need to wear a mask when I go grocery shopping in NJ until they tell me otherwise.
Because race, gender and pornstaches are not transmissible,race, gender identification, or other personal characteristic, isn't that discrimination? Why is choosing to not wear a mask different?
But that's still only if the state allows it.They aren't stopping anyone. But now it's a moot point - effective today Publix, Costco, Walmart and many other stores new policy is fully vaccinated - no longer need masks. Will be interesting to see what the percentage of mask wearers is next time I go.
But that's still only if the state allows it.
My wife and I were having a similar discussion about the legalities of privately-owned companies requiring employees to be vaccinated. I'm guessing it would vary state to state.I'll play double devils advocate. If a private business refuses to serve someone because of race, gender identification, or other personal characteristic, isn't that discrimination? Why is choosing to not wear a mask different? ( by the way, I'll wear a mask if the people in the store are...)
Double double devil's advocate: how is mask requirement any different than this?I'll play double devils advocate. If a private business refuses to serve someone because of race, gender identification, or other personal characteristic, isn't that discrimination? Why is choosing to not wear a mask different? ( by the way, I'll wear a mask if the people in the store are...)
Double double devil's advocate: how is mask requirement any different than this? View attachment 157722
Note: I don't agree with this one either but it is up to the business's discretion.