Feel rage? That reminds me of the great videos I saw of folks going crazy over another person not wearing a mask. The ones that instead of keeping distance approached the person and got in their face about it. I even saw some turn into assaults. If you want to talk about ignorant people those would be a better conversation, at least more entertaining.
Blaming a person that does not wear a mask for making people fail to seek an ER or get medical treatment they need is pretty out there in my eyes. So I don't wear a mask.....that keeps you from going to the doctor? How? Why? I don't hang out at the ER or doctor's office. So what is the hold up? Could it have been the hype from the media?
I get they may not want to go to a store I may be at maskless but the doctor? I don't get it. That just does not compute and seems rather dumb to me. I do not see how a person could allow fear of another not wearing a mask prevent them from getting medical care. I would do whatever I needed to get care I thought I needed. I am certainly not going to sit at home with failing lungs, or whatever, and do nothing.
I did not prevent anybody from going to see a doctor by not wearing a mask. They had the choice to go and if they decided not to so that is on them. Just like it is on me if I die from covid because I decided to not get the shot. I should not be allowed to blame someone else for my choice.
Habit or because of what people may think about you? I would guess it is more from the stigma those that go without a mask are said to belong to and not wanting to be confused as one of "them."
I would say mask may do something if the people used them correctly but the vast majority don't. My "mask" is not a mask but it was accepted as one. I wore a sun sleeve when I was wearing anything at all. You can see through them so I know it is not actually stopping anything. Yet I guess it made people feel good. With that I never appeared to get covid and I work with many people working with the general public daily. My wife on the other hand was wearing a proper mask and following the guidelines and ended up getting covid. I was not about to make her quarantine from me so I ended up getting it too. I saw it kinda like the chicken pox....let's go ahead and get it over with. She felt tired for a few days, lost taste and smell, and was a little nauseous a few nights. I lost my smell, had some shoulder aches(that could have been my nerve and disc issues in my neck) and ate EVERYTHING in the house. After 3-4 days we were both good and were back at it. My wife had it the worst having to stay trapped with me for two weeks. After having a confirmed case I was done with masks and started living my life. I only went to one store that refused me service. It was a liquor store......like those are special. All they did was loose a customer for good. It was me the clerk and one other customer. I could have easily avoided them and been in and out but when I offered to hold my shirt over my face the clerk said no. Then when I said they would loose my business he said "that's fine." Which it sure was. I will not force anybody to take my money. I went to another store and a maskless clerk helped me and got a hundred bucks. Though I don't wear a mask now I do make a point to try and avoid those in masks as to not make them uncomfortable. I will gladly give you six feet....but return the favor and don't come yelling at me about my life choices.