People instinctually know that the mask is pure virtue signaling. Other than the ancients, nobody has a group of friends that were wiped out as the plague swept through. If this was the black death or smallpox in the new world, people would be acting radically differently and bubble suits would be relatively common.
I flew to see family during the holidays. The plane was entirely packed, even the middle seats. Cant neglect that profit when you are spending the same amount of jet fuel regardless.
The attendants announce that everyone has to wear a mask or they will be kicked off and put on their no fly list.
Then 10 minutes after reaching cruising altitude they go down the isle with the snack/drink cart and hand out everything. Everyone pulls their mask off and starts eating/drinking. Shoulder to shoulder.
Then the attendants deboard by rows, 3 at a time or whatever, and tell everyone else to remain seated.
"Keep six feet apart, if you don't, you're basically dooming everyone around you. Nothing can stop the virus!" Says the public transit authority, who packs busses and trains to 110% capacity. Oh but don't worry, there's tiny plastic wedges that come out about to halfway past your ears between each seat, that will solve all problems!
...No, you can't just wear a plastic visor as a "face mask", a tiny bit of plastic nowhere near your mouth doesn't stop COVID at all.
Now sit down next to the tiny plastic visor nowhere near your mouth which stops COVID perfectly.
They'll dance on your grave because you're nothing more than an annoyance to them. If you annoy them, then apologize. If someone walks up to you and shoots you in the head, they'll celebrate because the annoying thing is gone.
We're not quite at this point yet, but it's the only direction we will be going.
People instinctually know that the mask is pure virtue signaling. Other than the ancients, nobody has a group of friends that were wiped out as the plague swept through. If this was the black death or smallpox in the new world, people would be acting radically differently and bubble suits would be relatively common.
I flew to see family during the holidays. The plane was entirely packed, even the middle seats. Cant neglect that profit when you are spending the same amount of jet fuel regardless.
The attendants announce that everyone has to wear a mask or they will be kicked off and put on their no fly list.
Then 10 minutes after reaching cruising altitude they go down the isle with the snack/drink cart and hand out everything. Everyone pulls their mask off and starts eating/drinking. Shoulder to shoulder.
Then the attendants deboard by rows, 3 at a time or whatever, and tell everyone else to remain seated.
Its a complete joke, the whole thing.
"Keep six feet apart, if you don't, you're basically dooming everyone around you. Nothing can stop the virus!" Says the public transit authority, who packs busses and trains to 110% capacity. Oh but don't worry, there's tiny plastic wedges that come out about to halfway past your ears between each seat, that will solve all problems!
...No, you can't just wear a plastic visor as a "face mask", a tiny bit of plastic nowhere near your mouth doesn't stop COVID at all.
Now sit down next to the tiny plastic visor nowhere near your mouth which stops COVID perfectly.
That's how I avoided wearing a mask on my last flight. I just kept one hand on my water bottle the entire time like I was about to take a sip.
This is why you never comply.
people love piling on when the mob is on their side
Pretty much. Flight attendants have carte blanche to act like cunts now, and don’t think they won’t make the most of it.
Flight attendants are all women and poofs. They've been acting like cunts for decades, and there's no reason to think they're ever going to stop.
They'll dance on your grave because you're nothing more than an annoyance to them. If you annoy them, then apologize. If someone walks up to you and shoots you in the head, they'll celebrate because the annoying thing is gone.
We're not quite at this point yet, but it's the only direction we will be going.
That looked like a flight attendant that did the dance.