Do not however, expect me to indulge your madness by wearing a muzzle or taking a potentially lethal experimental gene therapy drug. There isn’t a scintilla of evidence that gagging myself or allowing myself to be injected with a tidal wave of toxic shit, in any way protects you from a virus.
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson confirmed yesterday, that facemasks and distancing would no longer be mandatory from July 19th. He did however suggest that people might want to wear them on trains and in crowded places.
England’s Chief Medical officer Chris Whitty said that he would continue to wear them. He actually said he would wear one if it made someone else feel more comfortable.
This morning, the media is reporting that the issue of face mask wearing is the new culture war. Those who plan to wear them indefinitely see themselves as virtuous and selfless, while simultaneously viewing those who refuse to wear them as selfish and hateful.
Scientists took to the airwaves yesterday to condemn Boris Johnson for pushing ahead with plans to drop all restrictions on July 19th. Chand Nagpaul from the British Medical Association Chair, told SKY News that people should continue to wear masks, not for their benefit, but to protect others.
Of course Nagpaul wasn’t asked, protect others from what exactly? I’d have asked him that. He’d have replied, “covid-19.” I’d have torn him a new arsehole.
Viruses are not transmitted asymptomatically. Covid is not spread by asymptomatic people. Go back to last year. Anthony Fauci, the guy leading the US covid response, said that asymptomatic transmission isn’t a factor. Here in the UK, SAGE stalwarts Chris Whitty and Patrick Vallance concurred.
Remember, these are the very same people who said that masks are ineffective in limiting transmission. It’s very important to keep those two points in mind.
They said that asymptomatic transmission is not a factor in the spread of the virus and that wearing a mask wouldn’t prevent someone who is presenting symptoms, spreading it.
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