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Old 19-12-2021, 12:45   #889
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Re: Coronavirus

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Originally Posted by Mr K View Post
Yes, but people aren't too good at doing thinking. Hence all the maskless fools in pubs. If only they were affected its fine, but it affects others they come into contact with.
Well, there is one big issue with wearing masks in pubs, so I wouldn't refer to people not wearing masks in pubs (where it is neither guidance nor a legal requirement) as "maskless fools".


It's not exactly logical to suggest that wearing a mask whilst you are moving between the door and your table, and to go to the toilet, but not at any other time is really offering any protection to anyone at all, hence masks might as well just stay off and anyone who has issues with being in contact with people who aren't wearing a bit of rag over their mouth at all times simply don't go to the pub.



It isn't possible to eat and drink whilst wearing a mask and since you're not really supposed to be taking masks on and off (without washing your hands) repeatedly, then it makes sense to keep them off in these places.


In any case, they probably only represent a small reduction in transmission, especially given the number of people who still don't know how to wear a mask properly after all this time.
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