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Jun 29, 2020

I wear a mask & encourage them. Eric doesn’t want to wear one. That’s Eric’s own business, not mine! You have no right to use force to make him wear something because we think it’s a good idea. If we don’t like that risk then that’s on us to mitigate. That’s called freedom.

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Eric July

@EricDJuly

· Jun 29, 2020

All this because I don’t think the state should mandate masks. It’s a cult. twitter.com/Nick61912/stat…

Jesse Powell

@jespow

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@brucefenton

If we can't force people to wear masks, can we force them to wear anything at all? What happens to public transportation when bare-ass dudes are bouncing their sweaty summer nuts all over the subway seats? Can public services have a "no shirt, no shoes, no service" policy too?

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Bruce Fenton for US Senate

@brucefenton

Jun 29, 2020

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@jespow

I think most of it is solved by private companies owning the spaces - malls etc. I think Canada & some other places have areas were at least partial nudity is allowed - I wonder if it would cause many problems -

Jesse Powell

@jespow

Jun 29, 2020

What about public parks, playgrounds, beaches, schools, etc? I don't actually know what the rules are now for those places now. Maybe we just need to get used to seeing the raw human form but does that imply we should also give up on the sanitation of shared surfaces and air?

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And at least a bare assed dude with bouncing sweaty summer balls on the subway is not going to shutdown the economy. Few will board a four or five hour flight, stay in a crowded hotel or go out to a concert if the risk is sitting next to one of these maskless aerosol spewers.