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? asked in Entertainment & MusicPolls & Surveys · 8 months ago

Isnt being forced to wear a mask an attack on individuality and an attempt to make people conform?

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  • ?
    Lv 5
    6 months ago

    No it is just to protect others, my nephew is very sick with the virus, i keep praying for him. i hope you will email me

  • Anonymous
    7 months ago

    Look at this liberal P.O.S. nobody wants your germs just because you want to be an individual.......

  • 8 months ago

    Are businesses with "no shirt, no shoes, no service" 

  • Anonymous
    8 months ago

    Are businesses with "no shirt, no shoes, no service" signs an attack on individuality and an attempt to make people conform? 

  • 8 months ago

    No more so than driving on the right side of the road is.  It's a rule/law for public safety.

  • 8 months ago

    It's about keeping you and those around you safe.  I get it, nobody likes to be inconvenienced.  We live in a "Me First!  Me me me!"  society.  There will be times when we're asked to do things we don't like.  Get used to it.

  • yay
    Lv 7
    8 months ago

    No, it's an attempt to curb the spread of a deadly disease. No one is forcing you to wear one inside your house. You might as well say the same thing about laws that require us to wear clothes in public. Do you consider that oppressive as well? 

  • Anonymous
    8 months ago

    It's not for you it's for people around you

    Don't be so mean

  • Anonymous
    8 months ago

    I don't know about all that but unless Congress were to pass a law mandating that I think it is unconstitutional. It could probably be contested in Federal Court even if they did.

  • Anonymous
    8 months ago

    No.  And neither is requiring people to wear seatbelts.

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