California new law – masks required

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  • #171104

    Smart cookie you are WuBeeBee!

    As a chef I can say everyone is much better off right now preparing their own meals by hand on their own terms.  Most people are going to over look this fact either because it is easier to sweep under the rug or simply do not know how to.

    Strange times indeed my friend.

    #171121
    Anonymous

      I try not to eat out anymore either. I’m starting to get sick of the same food all the time. I need to change it up. But I get whats cheap. I eat lot of chicken and hamburger. I’m pretty sure I had the virus. I had a hard time breathing for 2-4 weeks. The first two weeks I thought I might die. But I wasn’t sure if It was the virus or extremely bad anxiety. My doctor put me back on meds and I never got tested. I was told not to get tested because if I didn’t have it I could get it from someone else that had it getting tested. Really crazy times. I feel ok now but Im still not 100% I’m getting a physical when this is all over. I wonder what the long term effects could be.

      #171125
      Anonymous

        I wonder what the long term effects could be.

        Me too, Ghost99. Especially since a hospital visit related to covid-19 “permanently disqualifies” one from joining the military (well, that’s one way to dodge a draft, I suppose…). I can’t help but wonder what they might know, that they aren’t telling us.

        #171131
        Anonymous

          I already tried to join the navy and didn’t get in because I had some hearing loss. Im in my mid 20’s..

          #171132
          Anonymous

            Any non-N95 mask is barely more than a symbol of compliance.

            When I read stories of well-meaning people making homemade cloth masks en masse, I’m reminded of pet rocks, tie-die shirts, and silicone bracelets. Sure, why not. Some people will buy anything.

            I do believe in social distancing and hygiene, however. I don’t trust we know everything about this virus.

            This coming Monday will be my first time beyond my property, since the beginning of March, for my pets’ vet appointments. I’m wearing the hijab, no mask. It is actually rather comfortable, fits even better than I had hoped. If I’m turned away by the vet, they’re turning away $1,200 (that’s my typical bill each year for my pets’ annual appt.). No problem, the vet already approved my prescription refill for heartworm and flea prevention meds.

            I don’t think I’m trusting enough to buy prepared food outside my home for a while; in fact, I’m not sure I’ll ever feel comfortable doing that again. I’m a skinny white middle-aged female with blond hair. So guess what I look like? I’m a target for hate — including compromised food — because I look like a fad stereotype, even though I was raised to behave like a respectable lady and I tend to hold my tongue (well, in person, anyway). Every time someone pokes fun at “Karens” I feel hit in the gut, even though that isn’t my name, even though by nature I’m a “live and let live” kind of a person. I look like one, and in our society now, that’s all that matters.

            Everything I eat comes from my home, made from packaged ingredients. Actually, I’m still working through what I refer to as BC ( “before corona”) stock. I live in hurricane alley, so before the lock-down, I had already stocked up, when prices were low, for the upcoming hurricane season: toilet paper, paper towels, non-perishable food, sanitizing wipes, etc. I have been very fortunate.

            (re-posting because original disappeared!)

            #172857

            Unfortunately, i still live in the social state of California working on getting out like Nerdrotic but it is easier said than done. But, what law was put in place to require these masks? Also, i live in a heavy heavy GOP controlled area and as such my Sheriff is a Constitutional Sheriff and has stated he will not allow his deputies to enforce unconstitutional whatever it is. However, i dont see an EO and that is not law, that is a guideline and the Sacramento Sheriff has stated he wont enforce this unconstitutional decree that this tyrant is attempting to put in place.

            #172883

            You are correct; EX-Os are not law and the state house hasnt passed one. +1 for being in the Sactown armpit too. Fair oaks here.

            #172892

            Yup, i had someone the other day tell me it is law, i turned around and said, Ah NO it isnt and show me and tell me who pass a law stated it? They shut up REAL FAST.

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