If you want to get the one that really works, you just have to pay a few more bucks, to get the deluxe Buddha.
Posted on 09/16/2020 8:43:58 PM PDT by george76
Forcing people to wear the muzzles-face masks is Antifa/BLM type intimidation at its worse backed up by fearful MSM propaganda.
The face diapering of “We The People” needs to end.
It's isn't the anti-mask crowd that's using the power of government to force conformity.
I love it. It couldn’t happen to a more woke company than Target.
"Just say, 'no'" to nose-nappies.
My daughter explained to me back in April that I needed to do so to protect my guardian angel. While she believes guardian angels wear masks, two masks are better than one.
If this is a virus angels (and demons) can catch, that moves things into a whole different threat level.
As my daughter is 7, this is excusable, but something only marginally less weird than most of the government. And less weird than Pennsylvania, and possibly NY.
I once saw a full-page, full-color ad on the back cover of National Enquirer for a little brass Buddha with text that said something like "Are you down on your luck? Need a little extra cash? Just rub the Buddha's belly! Trying to lose weight? Just rub the Buddha's belly!" along with a number of testimonials about how this little brass object was changing people's lives. I can't remember the price of the thing; if memory serves it was between twenty-five and fifty bucks. But the point was, this was a full-page cover ad in a national magazine, and somebody was paying big, big bucks to have it there. Which meant, of course, that people were actually buying the stupid thing.
So yes, people can be easily brainwashed.
I applaud their message.
They may have come on a little strong, but the Mask Nazis need to be put in their place.
I bet the mask-loving Karens were enraged.
Burn your slave masks!!
I’m getting fed up with that anti white slur.
Teenage boys go along with a pretty teenaged girl...
Says it all. And that’s a good thing for the species!
I see there may be some of those Karens hanging out on this thread as well.
Precious. I raised 3 daughters, that age is fantastic.
the Wuhan virus does get transmitted...
thhrough loud singing, loud talking, etc.
...maskless idiots marching and yelling.
And many freepers as well
Scared sheep
Pathetic
Why would you publicly claim to be an idiot?
I don’t understand people being so eager, maybe it’s the months of social restrictions?
I also have an 11 year old and a 17 year old daughter (as well as 3 boys). The 7 year old is the second youngest of the lot.
Do you know the Darius Rucker song “it won’t be like this for long?”
A priest once told me, the only problem with little girls is that they become big girls—the topic being ensuring that one kept all of one’s relationships appropriate. I was a seminarian at the time, and the advice was addressed to seminarians, but he said much more than he knew.
I’m lucky, my 3 daughters have generally been easy to raise. My son, the youngest, he too has been very much unlike his father....
The CDC Accidentally Admits Cloth Masks Are Not Effective ..
Wuhan Virus is .12 microns in size, about a quarter in size of the smoke and fire debris particulate.
https://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/3883088/posts
Exactly. I was in a checkout line recently, and apparently I got too close to the person in front of me. I had my mask hanging off of my left ear.
The woman told me to get back and then said, “You’re supposed to be wearing your mask!”
I was highly irritated and didn’t, at first, pull my mask up, though I did back away. Then I caved. She got her way.
I hate how life has changed since this cr*p changed the world. And I feel bad for the very young people, who will never know what life was like before Covid. They won’t know the freedom we had.
On the whole, I’m blessed with good kids.
My wife (we are separated) has different views on COVID than I, and while not having to deal directly with her COVID views is one benefit of being separated, it complicates things. My daughter’s reasoning did not spring out of nowhere . . . though the conclusions were her own. And delightful.
Life ain’t a glass half empty, it’s a half-full Dixie cup (Rucker again).
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