mr peters suggests that you ask a masker;

When you see a “masker,” do you ever feel like asking them why they’re “masking”? The term in air fingers quotes marks to emphasize the absurdity of the practice. Doesn’t everyone know by now that “masks” don’t “work”?

The latter in air fingers quote marks to emphasize the misdirection of that word’s usage. “Masks” obviously do “work” – in the sense that they provide psychological comfort to those who wear them. Else why would they still be wearing them?  Might as well ask why some people are still taking those drugs presented as the vaccines they never were.

So maybe asking them is a good idea?

The thought occurs to me every time I see a person in a store (most recently, at the gym where I lift weights) wearing a “mask.” I cannot understand it. How obstinately willful do you have to be to ignore what’s literally going on all around you – i.e., that most people around you are not “masking” and are not dying? Perhaps because of what they have seen on TeeeVeeee. This might plausibly account for the old people who continue to “mask” as those people tend to be people who watch a lot of TeeeVeeee. In particular, “mainstream” news, bracketed within air fingers quotes to emphasize another misdirection of thought via the use of a word to impart a meaning that isn’t accurate, much less true. Just as a drug that doesn’t prevent someone from acquiring or transmitting a sickness is by definition not a vaccine, a media outlet that most people do not watch isn’t “mainstream.”.........more.........