RE: Masks and Covid: Why Do You Think Masks Don't Help?

[foxon]

It prolongs the inevitability of the getting it, sure, but enough people have severe enough reactions that places run out of hospital and morgue space

As the hospitals run out of space, they have to cancel other treatments or turn people away that would otherwise be able to receive care for non covid19 issues

If El Paso has good mask compliance, they wouldn't be stacking bodies in trucks

If Idaho had good mask compliance, they wouldn't be turning people away from the hospitals

Did someone or something give you the impression that the goal was to stop people from getting covid19 altogether? Or is it something else - like the hospitals are trying to trick us, or the morgue is in kahoots with some scheme?

edit:
Thank you for replying! It's good to get a perspective I hadn't even considered: the idea that there's no harm in the rate of spread

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[cmplxty]

Things are too politicized and hyperbolic.

[foxon]

So from your point of view, the hospitals aren't telling the truth about being out of capacity and turning away patients? I know the patients are really being turned away as I know several. Why would hospital CEOs take the monetary loss? The drug company gives them some kind of kick back? Hard to imagine these large companies voluntarily declining money

And are the morgues also in on it? Someone does something to trick or force the coroners into not processing the bodies and storing them in strange ways?

There's a problem. Masks solve the problem. Your responses are on tangents not related to the problem at hand and the efficacy of masks in solving that problem. Is that intentional?

[cmplxty]

I've already said more than I wanted to. Can't have views nowadays that contradict groupthink.

[small1axe]

Hold my beer m8 ... ;-)

[foxon]

I was originally replying to this text from cpmlxty:

Things are too politicized and hyperbolic. ~300k deaths in a year in the US, ~3 million worldwide hardly justifies the means to which this is being forced. Never mind that it's scripted, hosted mock events that are nearly verbatim of what happens/happened, they've passed laws, filed patents and created things years in advance for this exact scenario. I think it was Pfizer filed a patent for the vaccine (which they can't really claim it's a vaccine, it doesn't fit the technical definition of one) rights for this scenario years ago. Bill gates of all people out championing all of this, telling people what to do when he's known for technology not health science. I'm sorry if I don't trust a word out of their mouths.

Going back to my original statement however, human bodies have existed and thrived for thousands of years getting sick. The treatments of this are equally political. Common sense things like vitamin c, zinc, vitamin d, hydroxychloroquine and numerous other inexpensive and effective treatments get black balled because they don’t make thousands of dollars.

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[cmplxty]

Well thanks for proving my point that I stay away from all discussions like this. Blockchain permanence is great but additionally dangerous, for this exact reason. Take care.