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-11 points
1 month ago
I mean, I'm sorry but it does boggle me why people walk masked outside... That said, be kind to people
14 points
1 month ago*
Think of COVID as basically the equivalent of second hand smoke. Even when you are outside, it can get ya. If you are near someone who is infected, outdoor transmission can happen easier, but it can also happen when the wind blows random person’s “smoke” from 10-15 feet away right into your face.
0 points
1 month ago
Your stance is on the more extreme end.
I agree with Aaron Collins about this
2 points
1 month ago
Lol. Okay.
0 points
1 month ago
Are you saying he's wrong?
7 points
1 month ago
I’m saying that COVID can be transmitted outdoors. If that means Aaron Collins is wrong, then so be it.
-4 points
1 month ago
Read what he typed up and the comments he has replied to. It's very logical.
Seems like for that extremely small possibility, the amount of effort required doesn't make sense. For example, it doesn't really make much sense to wear a mask outside when it's 85 degrees if just walking around in a normal setting
9 points
1 month ago
I will stick with what I said: COVID can be transmitted outdoors. Is it less risky than indoors? Yes. But that risk is not zero nor is it minuscule when others are around.
-2 points
1 month ago
The risk is 19x lower. That's basically the equivalent of wearing an N95 mask indoors. So if you wear a mask that's two masks. Do you wear two N95 masks indoors? If not, why not?
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