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In response to
"If people who are vaccinated are now at a negligible risk to get it or spread it "peer pressure" isn't reason enough to continue the recommendation. -- (edited)"
by
Cuzzin Todd
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Leading by example is what they should be doing, and because of perception.
Posted by
JaxSean (aka JaxSean)
May 13 '21, 12:15
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"Why are you wearing a mask?" shouldn't be the norm.
"Why AREN'T you wearing a mask?" should.
The recommendation should still be to wear a mask because there are people that haven't been vaccinated (and can't be because it either hasn't been approved - children - or isn't available where they're at/from).
Until EVERYONE has the ability to be vaccinated, and EVERYONE has made their choice, the message should continue to be "wear a mask to help minimize any spread or outbreaks."
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