I have a question I got full custody of my daughter her mother and lost custody of her because she's crazy so my head was in foster care but now she's swimming in civil court can't she take away my baby
sigh, even libertarians recognize that individual liberty becomes subject to restraint when it impacts others and their liberties. thanks the reason we are people and not tigers. minutephysics has a great short video on how beneficial masks are (much more than intuition). worth watching.
It is a sad reality when my fellow country men have no idea how important the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 13th, 14th, 15th, 19th, 24th, and 26th Amendments in the Constitution really is. It pains me to see fellow Americans legitimately infringe on the natural rights and well being of other Americans.
Where did you find these results? In what study ?Just wondering, why you’re quoting some kind of study without sharing exactly what study your you got your facts from with the rest of us? I’m really wondering exactly who would actually conduct a study on such a trivial fact anyway if anyone ever did anyway and your not just full of crap and making up your own facts based on absolutely nothing... I’m also suspicious that you might just be dickweed like that too🤠
I'm on the autism spectrum and wearing a mask was quite difficult for me. I don't do well with constrictive clothing. The first few weeks were hell, but I worked it out and eventually was able to tolerate the sensory issues. Having this condition and being on disability is a daily struggle. Even so, I'm doing my part to help keep myself and the public safe. If I can do that, you most likely can too. We're all in this together. Unexpected caveat: this is one of the few times you can go into a bank or store with a gaiter or bandana mask and nobody will think you're going to rob the place. ^^ Stay safe out there.
My three children are autistic. My daughters have been wearing mouth masks as fashion after getting some at an Anime and Gaming Con. That's just them. My eldest says it makes her less self conscious and, therefore, more confident. We're in the UK. Children /teens in secondary schools (11-16 year olds) and college (16-18 yo), HAVE to wear masks in corridors. They can wear them in lessons if they want to.
I've found that breathing my own CO2 has made anxiety attacks a fair amount more likely. I have to pay attention to when my hands start to fall asleep and sit down to catch my breath. I'm glad that much of the time I've been spending out of the house is in the wilderness with no other people around so I can get fresh air without needing a mask. That's been incredibly good for my overall wellbeing this year.
@@CFSworks You might want to have some self exposure therapy to help with the psychosomatic effect on your anxiety to wearing a mask. You dont actually breath your own CO2, they've done some testing and the CO2 levels dont change from wearing a mask. That being said, since having anything on your face is a foreign feeling and we're programmed as human beings to be overly protective of our head the same way you blink or bounce back when someone pretends to throw something at you, wearing a mask can trigger a panic attack simply from being on your face. There is, thankfully, a way around this; while at home, watching tv for example, wear a mask for 30 seconds then remove it, when you've calmed down and feel ready, wear it again for a minute. Go up until you hit the 15-30 minutes mark. If you ever feel anxious, control your breathing, keep it deep and slow. This works with everything that causes panic attack. Exposure therapy is not fun, by any means, it shouldnt be but its efficient and necessary to take back control of your life over panic attacks
Fun fact! My sister met someone who actually didn’t need to wear a mask. He had a full trach an no air came out of his face (he did have a tiny mask for his throat). Still wore a face mask to make people feel comfortable tho...
@@LegoJJ that is correct and the initial comment actually said something to that effect using medical terminology. "...He had a full trach (meaning tracheotomy)..." Feel free to look up the procedure, but it is "a surgical procedure in which an incision is made in the front of the neck and a breathing tube is placed into the trachea, also called the windpipe."
As an actual disabled person, watching people whip out cards so they don't have to wear a mask when actual disabled people have to pull teeth to get help or weigh the cost/benefit of discrimination vs accommodation in a country with legalized discrimination (thanks to gaps in ADA), is INFURIATING. As a devout Christian, watching them use God and Jesus to defend their selfishness is the only thing MORE INFURIATING
Also, ACTUAL disabled people spend our lives trying to accommodate others and work with people to make things easier on everyone even if it makes things harder for us. If someone is throwing a tantrum and screaming about doctors and disabilities? Probably not legit. Actual disabled people that I know and myself just want to get through life normally, so we'll try to take advantage of times and the other accommodations, but these people are the same ones who probably complain when they see disabled people getting help
@@savannahs8914 Most disabled people want as little attention drawn to their disability as possible. I know people mean well, and I appreciate help, but being the recipient of someone's outright pity can be grating and demeaning. That makes it even stranger to see people use it as a bludgeon to feed their self-entitled ego.
You see there are legitamite reasons for not wearing the masks, but then there are people who cant articulate their reasons, i wear a mask since i dont care but the people are mad about masks because of the principle that the goverment tells people what to do, do they think of that no, but explains it mostly.
"Not so fast Florida woman" should also be a shirt or you could replace that with [person]. In fact "Are you wearing a mask or are you an idiot and/or from Florida and God knows those 2 things aren't mutually exclusive" could be on a shirt I'd buy in an instant 🤣🤣🤣🤣
It always seems to me, as a foreigner living in the US, that the people who most frequently cite the constitution are those who know the least about the constitution. 🤔
Well considering that the entire constitution and bill of rights is written in cursive and us Americans is sadly isn’t being taught to read and write in cursive anymore. So naturally us Americans is most likely isn’t taught on stuffs that should be common knowledge since our teachers don’t teach us Americans basic common sense and common knowledge stuffs less alone extremely relaxed education standards when it comes to our jobs considering that there’re people who don’t even know what they’re supposed to be doing!
I'm a librarian who has helped people study for the citizenship test, and I'm willing to guess that you right now know more about our Constitution than most Americans (and I say that without knowing whether you might have even read it.)
As an autistic person (and someone who was in the hospital twice with COVID-19), I appreciate how you respectfully discuss autism as it relates to sensory issues and the law. I’ve been able to make my own accommodation by designing a sensory friendly face mask for myself (that also provides protective coverage). However, I know autistic people for whom wearing a face mask is simply not possible. The ironic thing is that all of them support face mask requirements. Earlier in the pandemic, it was easier for disabled people and businesses to work together to find creative approaches to accommodations which kept everyone safe and prevented the spread of COVID-19. Yet, with so many non-disabled people claiming exemption ‘due to the ADA’ businesses become skeptical and it becomes harder for disabled people to have their needs taken seriously. As such, certain approaches which previously provided accommodation begins to dwindle. When non-disabled people skirt the law and attempt to use the ADA as shield for their personal choices, it limits the participation of disabled people in society. This is something that disabled people often have to contend with, but it is a particular challenge in this period of COVID-19. Thanks for an excellent video.
i am curious how being autistic stops you from wearing a mask? do you not have ears to put the straps around? I have seen masks that go around your head no ears required. also as far as i am aware autism is a brain thing and has nothing to do with physical fetchers that would prevent you from being able to put one on
@@bland9876 it has to do with sensory issues. It's like an itch you have to scratch and is very uncomfortable. They can still do it, but it is very uncomfortable. Luckily l can deal with it a lot better than others, but some can not deal with it. I also deal with the tones that other non autistic people can't deal with, so yeah.
@@bland9876 No need to be snotty 🙄 Lots of people with autism struggle with over-active sensory responses to noise, facric, light, etc. That's why some malls have quiet shopping times for autistic people.
Can you believe that? Next thing you know, hospitals are going to force surgeons to wear gloves when operating patients. And I will NOT stand for that!
@Chase Kissinger you're better off praying, thanks to these COMMUNISTS! I bet when nobody's watching, they spit on the flag, and when there's a military parade they clap, but inside they're thinking "I politely disagree"... When is this going to end!?
@Chase Kissinger lol, just wear a mask, social distance, and follow the recommendations of the hospital or clinic you are going to. Call ahead, If you need to
@@SpaceFlye that's not the point: first of all they can't check everyone to make sure, so it's safer to assume everyone is potentially contagious. Secondly, it's not a normal rule, it's applied now because of the pandemic. Third, it's just a freaking mask, wearing it does no harm and it actually, demonstrably help others, so I don't get all the fuss, people wear pants all the time without bitching about constitutional rights they don't understand. I'm not referring to you but to the scientifically illiterate, compassionless morons that refuse to put on masks or outright deny the virus. Happy new year!
@@Mikey-jv5fv So, the video here is from a comedian who uses a lot of satire. He's effectively putting into words the whole craziness of the "religious ant-mask" group
Just laugh those people out of the store. If the first argument that you bring up is ‘because I’m a blonde, white woman??’, your head clearly isn’t screwed on right.
It would be hilarious if it were not so sad to know that there is people who talk like that seriously and not ironically. I do laugh from time to time but if I think about it, it becomes sad and a bit scarry.
I'm a store manager of a cell phone store in texas I'm getting tired of explaining to non mask people that they don't have a birth right to be on my store.
You should print out Section 36.208 of the ADA that breaks down the "Direct Threat" clause and hang it up next to your mask sign. At least then the people claiming the ADA gives them an exemption will have a big F You in their face before they can open their mouths. I am actually disabled and live in a very small town with most of the stores being in Victorian buildings that are not handicap accessible. They do not have to accommodate me in any way due to the other clauses that cover them. I get really ticked about these people who claim to have a disability yet do not understand that the ADA does not let them do whatever they want or require the store to do anything under certain situations.
This needs to be meme'd: Chad: - marches to protect civil war monuments while Nazi saluting- "You can't tell by my words or actions, but I'm a Christian!" Chad: - Intentionally dead names a trans woman minding her own business - "You can't tell by my words or actions, but I'm a Christian!" Chad: - actually volunteers to do service work for the disadvantaged - "You can't tell by my words or actions, but I'm a Christian!"
Point of order! The guy around 19 minutes who says “you can’t tell by my words or actions, but I’m a Christian” IS a satirist comedian doing some excellent satire about fake Christians... which doesn’t actually compromise your point, it’s just a point of order. :)
Very cool. Just be aware that bandannas are not very effective protection and you may want a 3 or 4 layer fitted mask made with a high thread count material. Stay safe.
I don't want to claim that there's anything good coming from this pandemic, but yeah, walking into my local bank with a mask on is glorious! I probably ruin it with the big s***-eating grin under it, but wearing a mask into a bank is one of the few remaining joys in my everyday life.
“Anti-intellectualism has been a constant thread winding its way through our political and cultural life, nurtured by the false notion that democracy means that 'my ignorance is just as good as your knowledge.'” ― Isaac Asimov
Guys...he said "Merica. It's a joke. It's not like he's your typical Trump-Loving Nitwit Republican. God his base seriously makes me wonder if they evolved from different apes than the rest of us.
12 years later... "Mom, what did you do to help out when the covid pandemic struck?" "I... uh... threw some things on the floor in a shop. It seemed like such a good idea at the time."
@@ruzahel6287 I think that’s called getting emancipated, or at least that’s the closest you can really get as far as preventing her from doing things that are only legal as your guardian.
I heard she was bipolar. Don't know if it's true, but I had a relative who was bipolar and acted just like her and refused to get treatment. Would be okay one moment, then flipping out and swearing at you the next.
Christianity: a how not to. I mean seriously, that guy’s whole statement managed to violate Christian principles in at least 4 different ways, and I am unsure if I should be outraged, sad, or some combination of the above.
Sure you can, if their is no one around on your private property - go skinny dipping in your private lake. :-) Wealth earns privileges. Buy a nice 30 acre estate with 12 acre lake, and no neighbors peering on your property.
You are wrong, plagues are created by the devil even if he has not power to create anything. He corrupts everything god made good. /S For all those newbies around here, /s means sarcasm. I can't believe that I have to clarify it in 2021.
My whole thing has been that if masks are illegal, enforcing a seat belt is illegal, having no smoking areas is illegal, enforcing J-walking is illegal, etc etc. There are TONS of laws that are put in place to keep society, as a whole, safer.
Enforcing a seatbelt law, while not “illegal,” is immoral. People should have the right to make decisions for themselves so long as those decisions do not infringe on others rights to do the same. Not wearing a seatbelt only endangers the person actively choosing not to wear it, which is their right. The examples you mentioned have direct effects on other (i.e. J-walking endangers drivers as well as the J-Walker). Just a notable distinction to make
@@benluker4095 To add onto what mark brownner said, there is also a very real chance in a crash that you become a dangerous projectile in your car in the case of a crash without wearing a seatbelt, likely endangering other passengers in the car.
@@benluker4095 not true. not wearing a seatbelts also endangers the pther people in the car with you. small children can get hurt or die if an adult is not wearing a seatbelt and falls on them during a crash
I object...Both are exhaling poison gas that could kill bystanders. Mask is to prevent/reduce death by the user exhale. So is not the opposite if is not similar to start with.
"You can't make me wear a mask" - *a human, wearing pants, not exposing themselves in public; just for decency standards, not even anything near a viral infection*
When they tell you to not wear a mask, you should pull down your pants and say that you agree with them that covering your body is infringing on your freedom.
Because people are ridiculous, there has been at least one incident where a guy decided to make a statement about a store requiring masks by showing up wearing a mask, underwear, and nothing else. I don't know what he was trying to say by doing that, maybe that he also disagrees with stores requiring people to wear clothes??
I have several friends with real disabilities that make mask wearing difficult or uncomfortable. Without exception, they have been THE MOST flexible, reasonable, and stalwart in doing everything they can to activate services and adopt changes that will keep them from getting or spreading the virus... because people who know what disabilities are actually like DO NOT FOOL AROUND with this kind of stuff.
Yes! As a disabled person who does struggle with wearing a mask (and who has had to manage to figure out how to do so), I also wish that the complete and utter failure of our societal institutions didn't make all of this even more difficult. A functioning society would be providing us with a wide range of protective devices (not just one kind of cloth mask), some of which are really much easier to use comfortably for people with certain disabilities. We'd also be able to talk freely about why it's difficult and uncomfortable to mask up, and how it's okay to feel that way, even though we have to do it. The "but my rights" people make this kind of adult, nuanced discussion impossible. Ugh.
Yep, I've been yelling about it since this all started. I have autism, and wearing a mask is HELL on my sensory processing - but there are ways to work around it that don't involve endangering the lives of people around me. And even my cousin who has a more severe form and can't do that reasoning for himself understands, with reminders, that this is just what we're doing now, it's important, and we can take them off in a few minutes when we're back outside. People using "disability" as a stick to try beat people down bugs the heck out of me. I will fight tooth and nail for disability issues, but this is not that.
I have friends and family members with asthma, diabetes, and heart problems, all diseases that are high risk when combined with COVID-19; note I don’t live in the USA and I’m glad, if I did and found any Karen, religious nut job, or patriotic nut job I would punch them and say that if they want to harm people only because of a haircut, börger, or product then they can go ahead and off themselves due via COVID instead of killing my friends or family.
In 2017 I had stage IV mouth cancer surgery. I won't go into detail, but my mouth area is compromised. It's uncomfortable, but I wear a mask because I care about my fellow human beings.
Suggestion for a short video/segment for youtube or maybe IG: “That’s Not How That Works” Replies to crazy people yelling crazy things, regarding the law, and quick debunking/evidence to the contrary
Will Stikken Yeah, kind of, but instead of deep dives into the law, which I love, he’s taking stupid people to task. More like a shorter version of this particular video since most videos on here aren’t just calling people out for their ignorance of the law.
I live in the deep south, and I'm here to let y'all know, that particular brand of ignorance is rampant around here. That being said, please don't assume that those people are the only folks down here. They just happen to be the ones getting most of the attention...
Yeah, I had a sessional professor from Austin (_maybe_ Houston?) several years back who was one of the brightest folks I've ever met. He let us know about the whole "Cities are pretty modern, but out of town is basically mid 1800s" divide in local governments Texas has; which is really only a difference of degree between the urban-rural divide here in Saskatchewan...
I understand what you're saying. I say this as a Floridian so trust me, I know the rest of the country think we're all gator-riding mad people, but some of us still have some sense and are aware we're surrounded by crazies.
Ugh. This belief has been false since at least 1965. Businesses can’t just refuse service randomly or even with certain specific reasons (ones that violate civil rights, for instance).
@@luts5688 I assume you just misspoke, but that's if refusing service was an act of discrimination, not just if the person is a protected group. That would be wild as hell though (and a genius money making scheme)
@@stonetimekeeper Voldemort better be wearing a mask. If he breaths at all it goes straight in front of him, at least we have noses that divert air down. XD
As a person who actually has a real disability (I'm an amputee) it is *EXTREMELY* offensive to see people faking a disability to get special treatment. People with disabilities by definition, are at a disadvantage. The ADA is about compensating for those disadvantages.. It's not about getting special treatment. It is about making a difficult situation a bit easier to deal with.
YES! I've worked in HR for over 15 years so I am very familiar with the ADA and I share your offensive. In my experience, people who have permanent disabilities rarely ask for accommodations. The ADA has been a part of employment long enough that most businesses already incoporate the accommodations. For those who had a rare or non-physical disability, they had no problem asking for an accommodation upfront. Majority of the requests I received were for employees with a short-term disability (surgery, pregnancy, etc) in which the accommodation was needed for a limited time. You could literally see the light bulbs above some employees heads feeling that someone was getting "special treatment". At first, people would outwardly ask why someone is getting special treatment. Then, they figured out how to exploit the system. I've had people claim non-physical disabilities with fraudulent dr notes, fake pregnancy and accuse me of discrimination because I require paperwork and didn't just believe them. I know that everyone wants a level or fair field and because of confidentiality don't understand that the ADA was created to ensure that. Its when people mistake an accommodation for entitlement that just pisses me off! To weaponize the ADA for selfish reasons (like wearing a mask), really makes me wonder if people understand what "Freedom" means and that it applies to everyone. Thank you for your comment.
@@valfader I don't think he was making an argument about people faking disabilities. I thought he was just expressing his opinion as a person with a disability.
@@valfader This isn't your middle school debate club bro. He was literally just talking about his experience, not making an argument. Go outside for once, please.
"People saw, wearing masks, as a part of their civic duty." This is one thing that's almost completely broken my heart about the lack of acceptance to wear a mask, during this pandemic. By not wearing one, these people are basically saying, "they have more of a right to cause harm to those around them, rather than to keep others safe." Well spoken, thanks for the cool insight, Eagle.
And the sheep will do what ever there Simon says box tells them to do.. Or maybe take an OSHA 10 or 40 hr course on proper PPE. Maybe actually do some research on what m-95 masks actually protect. You will quickly find out with multiple proof, that a mask does zero.. I repeat, zero help for a virus.. Good thing we are still free enough you are aloud to be stupid.
@@blue68camaross "Multiple proof" what you gonna link me to a facebook article of some 28 year old unemployed smoker who decided to write in "the name of god"?
@@Killerbee4712 who uses facebook? The proof is in the OSHA classes and the box that the masks come in. Have you taken an OSHA class? Funny you talk about smokers. 2nd hand smoke kills more people than a virus. If people really cared about people's lives, they would quit smoking ciggs... Are you killing people with ciggs but telling people to wear a mask to save lives, with zero evidence of so?
@@QuikVidGuy m-95 masks were not created for viruses... Idiot.. They were invented for construction.. Keep out drywall dust/ insulation particles... They masks don't even do that all the way and those particles are way bigger than a virus. Go back to your gmas basement... Idiot.
@Mara A yes, they just let them do it. Hence the tear gas and the heavy policing during the protests? Also, not just black people. Also, don’t refer to them as “the blacks” because it really lets your racism shine through hun.
Right?? And they wear those masks for *hours*, sometimes even more than a day during a single surgery. People can't do 20-90 mins to do a shopping trip...? Woooow... I hope they berate the doctors for wearing them as well, claiming we live in a Communism Country and see what happens. I'm legit curious.
They do interfere with breathing. It's just a question of how much it interferes. Wearing them for very long is rough on me I assume due to my sleep apnea. None of which is to say people shouldn't be wearing masks. I'm just saying the complaint of breathing troubles isn't entirely made up.
@@Rj-pw7zs If you wear it right, they have no effect on gas exchange. Most people who are complaining are experiencing psychological effects of mask wearing. I've worked in biosafety labs, medical suites, and surgery suites over the years and there are some people who mentally can't tolerate having something on their face. I've seen anxiety reactions and even full on panic attacks. It takes practice and eventually you get used to it. But if you breath normal, you will be getting plenty of oxygen.
I hear it's been like this since the "red scare" as they called it since the end of ww2. During that time, you could basically call anything you didn't agree with communist and the govt would immediately come "investigate". That's what I heard anyway. If someone knows better, pls do correct me. Idk much about it myself.
Warren Lam everything I don’t like is communism, a snowflake conservative’s only other debate technique. Aside from projection/deflection, false equivalence, and outright lying.
@@ThatZackAttackery and which side is using the force of law to oppress those who choose to exercise freedom from mask mandates? Is it the same side calling to defund the police? Is it the same side calling people literally Hitler and anti-science? Yes. That's what happened under oppressive regimes like USSR and 3rd Reich. Fall in line or get stomped on by a jackboot.
@Ashley Buchanan It can be easily avoided by using only very mild and ph neutral soaps. Most candida problems come from too much hygiene that disturbs the natural balance of the skin (bacteria producing protective layers of chemicals on the skin to protect them self and so the skin, they are our friends, no not kill them.
I love how I, a 15 year old mexican who doesnt have any family in the US nor do I live there, know more about the State's law than a full grown Gringo adult. Thanks Legal Eagle for this videos where we can learn so much!
@@elijahjackson1140 I mean, as the video says, there are alternatives, especially if you have a disability that prevents you from being able to wear a mask. But no, you cannot straight up just go to the store without a mask.
Elijah Jackson there are tons of alternatives nowadays, plus stores are making tons of concessions (on top of online shopping, delivery, etc) for those who CLAIM they can’t wear a mask. I personally get boiling hot within about 5 mins of putting my mask on. I sweat profusely and my mask sometimes even sticks to my face. I go in the bathroom or out to my car in the middle of shopping, remove it, cool down a little, wash my face, put it back on (or if it’s soaked in sweat...put a new mask on, and continue). Yeah it sometimes turns a 15 min trip to the store into a 45 min trip. It sucks. But it’s what I have to do...because I’m not selfish and care about my fellow human beings.
A decade or so ago, I learned the term "kidult". I already knew those people were a problem, I just didn't realize at the time exactly how much of a problem they are.
As I understand, that's a result of the teenage years. In the past, society didn't have a stage of life where you both had the comfort of youth and the abilities of an adult. So you were either a child (and acted like one) or an adult (and acted like one) but the times where you were an adult acting like a child was pretty limited as natural consequences put an end to that fairly quickly.
I love how you brought up ADA and Autism specifically at 15:28. My brother has autism, but he is able to wear his mask for short periods of time. He is able to go to a store to shop with a mask, but after a while, he has to take it off due to his scenery issues. I have athletes that are not able to wear masks at all due to their individual needs, but they take advantage of the accommodations businesses offer as well as family members shopping on their behalf. It honestly pisses me off when people are using ADA as an excuse. Especially when they try to quote the law and have no idea what they are saying. Lucky for me, since my degree is in special education and with my brother, I have studied ADA pretty intensely (Probably not nearly as much as a lawyer, but I know enough) and I was able to quote title 2 when a person tried to enter the university I work at without a mask.
I also have autism and i'm sad that i didn't use it earlier. It's a great way to get around things and it can give me cost reductions. Waving my card that says "the holder of this card is severly disabled" is something i could do a lot more often. ^^
Jesus: "Serve your fellowman, even at your own loss" Floridaman: "I am a Christian, so I will no suffocate myself with those devil masks just to save lives!" Jesus: "Are you even paying attention?"
Poe's Law is in affect with that guy. That's Brent Terhune, a comedian who makes parodies of people who are anti-mask/pro-Trump. He has fooled so many people into think he is serious. twitter.com/brentterhune?lang=en
“Serve your fellowman unless it’s like kinda inconvenient then it’s totally fine to accost a stranger unprovoked!” - Jesus according to someone who would hate the actual person
@@paigelego4027 Jesus: "I went around all day healing the sick, and now you are intentionally spreading disease? This is not what I meant when I said to reach out to the ill"
This is one of the reasons I asked to train at the gas station that's part of the grocery store where I work: I was tired of dealing with the anti-maskers screaming at me. I had one woman who insisted she could not wear a mask for "medical reasons". I told her that she was welcome to utilize our online delivery options or Instacart. The following exchange occurred: Her: Why would I order online when I can shop for myself? Me: Because if you can't wear a mask, you can't enter the store. Bonus points: she was the daughter of one of my coworkers, so we knew she was full of BS. Eventually, the store manager gave her the ultimatum that she was to wear a mask or leave the store, and he gave my coworker an earful for allowing her daughter to skirt the rules.
I work at a casino and had to check temps and masks for a little while. I had to explain to plenty of people that although I am very sorry they have a medical issue, you still must wear a mask to come inside and gamble. Never had anyone flip but I certainly made enemies. 🤣🤣🤣
Why the goddamn Hell did you have to screen people at a gas station, where anybody who doesn't live in the People's Republics of Oregon or New Jersey, can pump their own gas? Moron.
@@JohnE9999 He said he asked to be transferred to the gas station to get away from the screening. I'm also fairly certain that large retail company gas stations (e.g. CostCo, Kroger) have people attending them through most of the country.
@@ProcrastiNathan_ Yeah gas stations for major grocery stores are kept off-site. This is because they can get mileage out of their unused parking space.
I absolutely love the fact that you can tell he’s the slightest bit disappointed that he even had to make this video 😂 I’d have never imagined someone could make learning law funny.
"Only Jesus can tell me what to do." Great. Jesus told people to obey secular laws in addition to the laws of God. Jesus never said anything about not wearing face coverings. Jesus said loving others takes priority over all but one other law, and considered healing the sick to be a priority even when it infringed on certain Jewish laws. Jesus never tried to use technicalities of the law to avoid minor discomfort or inconvenience to Himself... quite, quite the opposite. If you are a Christian, for the love of God - not blasphemy, I mean it literally - wear a mask if and when advised by your local authorities and any other times it seems sensible to do so. EDIT: it's been pointed out that the person in that clip was a comedian. But there are supposed Christians saying this sort of thing, so my point stands. And obviously, atheists and people of other religions would also be well advised to just be considerate and do the right thing, but for Christians, their religion is the opposite of an excuse not to wear masks.
Just FYI that's Brent Terhune, a comedian - its the only guy in the compilation who is being sarcastic. Hence his "you can't tell by my words and actions..."
I'm not a Christian myself, but I agree with you're saying. Be considerate of others. It's not that hard and will make everyone's day better, even your own.
@@mnschoen Chris Cuomo said it best. "Two or three generations ago? PEople sacrificed for the common good. Now? They think FREEDOM means "I DONT ANSWER TO ANYONE UNLESS I PERSONALLY AGREE TO IT! In the end people think freedom really means they get to sign personal contracts agreeing to laws, or else they dont apply."
"They want to throw God's wonderful breathing system out the door" I guess we shouldn't be wearing shoes and socks either then. Damn! We all been sinning!
I get *incredibly* car sick sometimes. First time I had to go by train for one hour wearing a mask, I ran to the bathroom 3 times to throw up because I didn't have my pills (hadn't gotten car sick in the train for years). Every time I go by public transport I feel nauseous and I still throw up a lot. *_But I still wear a goddamn mask because temporary discomfort is far better than knowing I could potentially be causing other people's discomfort, illness or DEATH_*
Thank you for being a good person. I have 2 medical excuses to not wear a mask but I still wear it (%99.9) of the time. As for the other .1 it might actually kill me. So please forgive me. 😑
You don't need to wear a mask inside a car if you aren't interacting with someone else. I don't recommend to anybody to wear a mask if they are alone in a place!
Growing up with a hearing loss and actually falling under the ADA's protections (being placed up front in a classroom), I can assure you, being able to express your rights under the ADA is HELL. I and my parents frequently butted heads with teachers who claimed me being up front all year gave me an unfair advantage over other students with normal hearing (it didn't), or that having me assigned up front when they normally scramble seats at regular intervals went against their classroom policies (doesn't matter). All these Karens and Florida Men trying to use the ADA to be allowed to be a disease vector is both hilarious and infuriating. But it's also hilarious to see how fast the masks go up when I turn away from people and violently fake-cough into my elbow.
@@alan62036 Several, actually. Primarily ones who did assigned seating. Most had no problem with it, but from second to twelfth grade, I had about five or six teachers fight me on it. I honestly have NO idea why, but it was between several grades, buildings, and even school districts.
As a parent whose daughter has a disability, I feel this. Even after managing to get an IEP, it's been a HUGE struggle getting the schools to actually honor the plan's terms.
It's super frustrating to hear about teachers not being accommodating. That's literally most of what we are taught to do. Accommodate learning styles, prior knowledge, all of that, and that is way harder than putting someone at the front of the room. I had a student or two like that and I had no problem with it. I reassigned seats every few months and they just switched to another seat at the front. There were at least 6 seats with good enough view, which is plenty. I'm sorry you had that experience.
Cause we all have to keep doing things we need to do daily and havo g Astma doesn t mean everyone Will het covid cause you have Astma. Astma also is on a continuüm so not everyone Will be haring very dangerous resultd if they het covid and have Astma
The best video from the UK is some asshole whose being ticketed by a cop for not wearing a mask, and he tries to use the asthma defense until the cop who is is wearing a mask pulls out his own inhaler and says he has the same condition, disproving that little sideshow.
@Alexander Ortiz there is also not a single medical study and or medical professional who contends that asthma is severely affected by masks So your opinion mean shit all my dude.
These "Christians" who said God gave them breath and life and they dont need masks Me an Actual Christian: But God said to follow the Laws of your land
I grew up around these sorts of people. If I don’t wear a bra or shave my legs then all the sudden God works the other way. It’s like a wise woman once said, “You’re not him.”
Christians and none Christians alike can agree that these kinds of people use God as an excuse to be selfish,please don’t confuse them with normal Christians
@@Stealthfang270 That's called Poe's Law. It's impossible to create a parody of extreme views without the possibility of it being taken as sincere. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poe%27s_law
Yeah he's satirizing those people, he's a comedian, here's a link to a video he did about the trump boats sinking that was hilarious th-cam.com/video/ayCLE_ctpYg/w-d-xo.html
My brother worked fast food in high school and some idiot came in and tried to order without pants (he was wearing underwear though). The manager kicked the idiot out.
Yeah. How can you be required to wear a shirt and shoes - let alone _pants_ - and yet idiots think that a face mask is a violation of their rights? Well, if there weren't idiots in America, where would happen to all of those Republican politicians? :)
So glad to find out that “I’m a Christian” is a comedian. If you truly hold your self to the standard of Christian it’s your job to love others and you don’t get to force Christian rules on someone who doesn’t claim Christianity.
"You can't tell from my actions but I'm a Christian" makes as much sense as "I don't cook but I'm a chef." If you're not acting in a loving way, you're not being a Christian.
Yea agreed, if you follow Christ's commandments you love others as yourself which I'd consider to be displayed by gladly put other people's safety ahead of your own comfort. It's unfortunate that so many people only seem to be Christians when it suits or benefits them.
I have high functioning autism. Through this whole pandemic I've been trying my hardest to adapt in wearing a mask; which hasn't been easy with hypersensitivity. I only have one kind of mask I can tolerate, and that can only be for about an hour until all I can focus on is how it feels on my face and nothing else; which does including taking it off in a quick and slightly violent way. And trying to find work under the current situation will exceed my limits of wearing a mask for a long time period. It truly upsets me to see people who do not have a disability included in the ADA protections try and take advantage of it when it is meant to help people like me live in the world that we do at the moment.
People saying that a legal requirement to wear a mask is "restricting liberty" are completely insane. So, are road laws saying you can't drive on the wrong side of the road "restricting liberty"? Are laws saying you can't go up to random people and punch them in the face "restricting liberty"? If you're against masks, you should be against all laws restricting the actions of human beings.
I just love that, "Oh my G_d," where her tone suddenly changed. Like, she had been completely unprepared for any sort of _meaningful_ pushback; for all her claim of racial oppression, she was still totally complacent that she could make all the scene she liked + not face any actual consequences. That was just *chef kiss* Molto bene. X-D
Both my mother and my sister have asthma. In my mother's case it is very severe. She has been hospitalized multiple times for asthma attacks. Even the 2 of them will wear masks in public. My mother frequently has trouble breathing for hours after taking her mask off BUT SHE STILL WEARS IT. IT DOES BREATHE. Their problem with the masks aren't lack of oxygen, it's the build up of humidity from breathing out. I am sickened every time I hear a normal person complain that they can't breathe with a mask on. If asthmatics can do it so can the rest of the country.
Do your mother and sister know of faceshields? It might making the choice to protect public health a lot less uncomfortable for them. Why suffer more then you have to, right?
@@christafranken9170 Face shields do as much protection as nothing does. If me breathing out of my nose, pushing the air downwards increases the spread of covid, a faceshield isnt going to do anything.
Me and my sister have pretty severe asthma as well. I had to search for a nice breathable mask and found one eventually. I know how it is! I recommend searching Amazon for masks and looking around for ones that emphasize breathability. If needed I can link you one, just reply to this and I'll do so.
As someone who actually has a disability... these anti-maskers make me so angry. Abled bodies have such privilege it’s angers me and this pandemic really highlights it.
Amen! It sucks so hard, especially when you have a disability (or multiple disabilities, like myself) that puts you at greater risk of death from Covid and your own parents are anti-mask.
I legitimately have a younger sibling with a disability and he doesn't always wear a mask (he is nonverbal so he does/cannot understand the virus thing) but he still sometimes does, you guys are cool.
@@Pige0n8743 Just so you know, being too young or having an intellectual disability might make it difficult to understand the virus as fully as possible... but being nonverbal isn't an indication of not being able to understand. There are accomplished authors and artists who are nonverbal. :) There are legitimate reasons not to wear a mask under certain circumstances.... but I appreciate it when folks do their best.
An important caveat: most of the masks filter what you’re breathing out, not what you’re breathing in... so to be protected those around you (the ones you’re keeping safe by wearing a mask) they need to wear masks The unmasked person is, subsequently putting those around them (and suffering under their own damn masks) in danger. F’em
"You can't tell by my words or actions, but I'm a Christian!" Textbook case of saying the quiet part out loud. P.S. Yes, I know he's a comedian and that was satire, but he's also not exaggerating. We've all seen people like that for real.
If you cannot tell by words or deeds, then sir, you are NOT a Christian. The defining characteristic of a Christian is the what they say & how they act. Just declaring yourself something you don't understand doesn't make it so.
CoyPowers I have to say, w/o the first person commenting above, I too would not know who that guy is, and thought he was real also. Not too hard, considering all the REAL vids I’ve seen of people claiming they don’t have to wear a mask because JESUS! Now I’m going to have to look this guy up; see if any of his routines are on YT. 😂
As a blonde white woman, we don't claim her. As a Christian, we don't claim those "Christian" anti-maskers either. As someone with autism who has anxiety about breathing, if I can wear masks all day, so can others with those issues. Seeing all those selfish, entitled people makes me want to smash my head against the table repeatedly. I am lucky to have sensible friends & coworkers, an at least somewhat cautious government, and a church that is more cautious than our government. This video was kind of eye-opening. I am so sorry to anyone who has to deal with people like the ones in those clips. Where is this world even going?
I wouldn't be shocked if she had bipolar disorder and was in the middle of a manic episode. Show the video to anyone who's ever worked in mental health. They'll be fine when they're not having an episode, when they do have an episode, they start thinking they're Jesus, just become completely unhinged from reality.
I've had plenty of times where a P3/N99 mask caused blood oxygen level issues. But then again, those years I was mostly swinging a sledgehammer, wrangling a jackhammer or demo'ing asbestos for hours on end without break while wearing it. Not grocery shopping. As someone who has spent _at least_ 10.000 hrs wearing masks and respirators - please don't worry about using them. Sure thry can be uncomfortable, but getting super sick, or worse; getting someone else you care about sick - is gonna be hella more uncomfortable. Try them on at home where it's safe and clean, to get used to wearing it, especially if it causes anxiety-related discomfort. Practice and adjust it when home, so you have a good fit and don't have to keep adjust8ng it when out. Practice at home, at not touching it too much. If you don't _need_ to wear an N95/99 mask, cloth masks are usually a lot more comfortable for extended use. Having two is still a gppd idea, they can get a bit damp if you're hot or active. If you _do_ need filtered masks, then keep your hands off it. Don't pull it down on your chin/neck/chest and put it back on - if there are contaminants around, that's where they'll land, and you just transferred them to the inside of your mask. Make sure they fit and seal well. Use an appropriate size for your facial features, and use the nose clip properly. Guys: Time for a clean shave bro. Gals: step back on foundation and rouge (why is obvious) and definitely no sticky lipgloss (hopefully also obvious). Vaccines will come, but the logistics alone means we are several years away from any kind of herd immunity - natural or by vaccination. The masks, strict contact hygiene and sensible social distancing are the tools that can allow us a return to some reaemblance of normalcy until then. But only of we all work together. And just like vaccines, the rest of us usong them, protects not just ourselves but those whom we come in contact with who for legitimate health reasons can not use them themselves.
@@anangrymoist I'm sure there are other sitiations and cases, but overall they're likely alø gonna be in similar, super hard situations. We should point out that psychosomstic effects csn be extremely powerful, and are certainly real though. So some people with claustrophobia, certain types of anxiety (especially if combined with astma or COPD), may have very real trouble. Especially if they start hyperventilating. The masks likely won't _directly, physically_ cause them ill, but it can be a huge contributing factor in setting off a psychosomstic chain that might end in a bad place. These are still relative edge cases though. Having one or even more of these factors, doesn't automaticslly mean you'll experience the rest, and should not stop you from trying.
Masks suck. I weld and don't really have any problem breathing, but more ventilation would help. I sweat all over mine too and it gets gross. On the plus side it does keep out all kinds of shit I shouldn't be breathing. I use to come home from after school and blow my nose and all kinds of gray shit would come out. I don't have that issue anymore.
@@ebogar42 Yeah ehen I was in my late teens and first started demo work, before I started working with really harmful materials, and before I learned to use them correctly, I'd come home snd my spit and snot woud be all dark brown-red like old dried blood, for days. It was all the dust from sledging red clay brick walls. Masks are not very comfy. At least not the passive ones with actual N99/P3 etc filtration. Hate when they get soggy. However the full-cover masks we use when nastier demo like high-grade asbestos etc, those are much better. Because they're fitted, and intake is active (air forced in by motorized fan). Thst also drive out most of the moisture from your sweat and breath, as there 's a constant positive pressure inside the mask, driving air out. And the filter cartridges are big with lots of surface area.
@@superjester5178 portland, Seattle, DC, LA. It might be faster if I tell you where they aren't. Then again, the advent of the car makes it hard to pinpoint their exact position.
@@superjester5178 what does that have to do with anything. What are you, a bot? At least 40 people and the numbers are still being talied from the wild fires.
I have an autoimmune condition, so I am high-risk for complications. I have not been in a grocery store since February 2020. I am so grateful to all those who put up with the discomfort of wearing a mask in order to protect as many people as possible. Thank you so much.
My mother is a respiratory therapist. Her job is, in a very literal sense, to regulate human breathing. She wears 2 masks and a face shield while working 12 hour shifts. Florida Karen can shove it.
My wife watched a guy get kicked out of a gas station. He was asked to cover his face with his shirt and he refused, so the store manager told him he needs to leave because it's store policy. He asked "Are you sure?" And the manager repeated herself, and he said "Well, I can't argue with that." And left. All he had to do was pull his shirt over his face... Instead he left.. what a high horse... Lol
@@ThatZackAttackery 300,000 people in my state were diagnosed with covid-19 yesterday. 7,000 people died of it. 7, 000 per day is a lot of people dying of a completely preventable disease
Funny how all these "disabled" people carry "disabled" cards. I've been disabled for years without carrying a card. I had one for the vehicle I was riding in, but I never thought to carry it around. I didn't get one to carry around until I had an implant put in a decade later
"Endangering?" Quantify that for us, please. If your risk numbers are similar to those same numbers for driving or walking around during flu season, then you have no case.
@@BrighamMike who’s gotten tased for non compliance? I love how people like you need to make up “what if” scenarios while simultaneously waving away ACTUAL risks and problems.
“How to think like a toddler.” I think that that’s very offensive. When toddlers are told something that’s common sense that goes against their ideals, they agree with it after they throw a tantrum. The same can’t be said about the no maskers.
@@snex000 there usually is a vaccine for the flue. So the people at risk midigate their risk enough with a vaccine so that there is no need to wear a mask. But I do agree that more people need to start wearing masks when they are sick as a regular thing.
@@saphired02 A vaccine being available is not relevant. If you are walking around with the flu, you are spreading it. You are just making excuses because you *know* masks are BS.
@@snex000 there are countries where wearing a mask when you're sick is a regular and expected thing but a lot of Western countries don't do that. before the pandemic a lot of people in Western countries were threatened by people who wore masks. I remember seeing a video of two Asian girls who visited the UK and were wearing masks and whenever they tried to talk to somebody they were avoided. honestly I'm kind of happy masks are being normalized around the world maybe now people will actually wear them when they're sick. It's not like there would be any negative effect to that.
As someone who is pregnant and gets light-headed wearing a mask for longer than a few minutes, I have been so pleased with alternate services-- grocery pickup, amazon fresh, etc. And if I choose to enter a store, I wear a mask and try to get through quickly. There are just so many options out there. I have done grocery pickup and then dropped it off to other people who are also unable to go shopping. (And this goes without saying, but I see wearing a mask as a small price to pay when I...you know... Don't want to get sick 🤷)
Yes! I was injured when the pandemic began and couldn't get around well. Curbside pickup has become my very favourite way to shop. I never want to do regular online or store shopping again!
Oh I'm sorry about your discomfort while wearing a mask, that must not be fun : (=)/ I am really surprised at your calmness about all of this especially with having so many discomforts right now. I'm sure someone else in your place would have already been ranting on twitter or throwing tantrums at target 🤣❤️👌👌👍🤗
@@flysoup3607 Masks do work and Covid-19 is not a scam as over 200,000 people and their friends and family can attest. So yes, you ARE acting like a toddler by ignoring reality. Do you throw tantrums too?
@@JimJamTheAdmin The fact that the law only apply to those effectively smoking while the mask mandate applies to everyone, regardless of being infected or not, out of potential asymptomatic or early gestation infection. The fact that it has been proven out of any doubt that smoke from smokers effectively has a negative effect on health in near 100% of cases while covid-19 is only problematic to a certain subset of the population. I'm not saying to not wear a mask, I'm saying that comparing it to the no-smoking laws is a fallacy.
@@snaplemouton A smoking ban applies to everyone. No one can smoke whether they smoked before or not everyone's right to smoke was restricted not just smokers. The fact that most people won't exercise the choice does not matter for figuring out whether it effects them, otherwise one can argue that if most people will wear masks anyway then most peoples right not wear a mask is unaffected by a mask requirement, since they were going to wear it anyway. Also while the health effects of second hand smoke are real and established, they are very small compared to the health effects of actually being a smoker. Even among people constantly exposed to second hand smoke (such as people working in bars) the effect was an increase in potentially deadly things like cancer (only like a 20-30% increased risk for cancer or heart disease) not a guarantee you would get something and die, so it is also only problematic for a subset of the population (the subset of workers constantly exposed who actually developed a pathology, workers constantly exposed to second hand smoke are already a subset of the general population). There are lesser health effects due to smoking that are more common (more respiratory infections etc.) but there are lesser health effects due to COVID that are much more common (cough, minor damage to heart and lungs that can be picked up by MRI and X-rays etc.). The total deaths attributable to second hand smoke in an average year since 1964 are in the tens of thousands, COVID will almost certainly kill more people this year so COVID if anything affects more of the population with health effects. www.cdc.gov/tobacco/data_statistics/fact_sheets/secondhand_smoke/health_effects/index.htm So given that the comparison between smoking bans and mask requirements are indeed apt.
@@allanolley4874 If you're not a smoker, the no smoking law doesn't affect you in any ways shape or form other then preventing smokers from polluting your air. The mask mandate forces everyone to wear a mask. And smoke doesn't just increase cancer and heart disease. Inhaling smoke has negative effect, period. It has negative effects for everyone. Doesn't matter if you're exposed to it for a few seconds or all day everyday. Covid only has negative effect on old people and people with underlying conditions with very few exceptions. If you are healthy and young, you have more chance to get hit by lightning twice than dying or suffering lasting effects from covid-19, even if you were licking public toilet seats.
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Can we Force the covid-19 vaccine on people? it is a global pandemic where's over 1 million people dead because of it.
What happened to IndoChino?
I have paperwork that's secretly saying that all laws in Nevada has been repealed. So how does a MANDATE force me to wear a mask?
sigh, even libertarians recognize that individual liberty becomes subject to restraint when it impacts others and their liberties. thanks the reason we are people and not tigers. minutephysics has a great short video on how beneficial masks are (much more than intuition). worth watching.
"I know my rights!"
Most commonly said by Americans who don't know their rights
It is a sad reality when my fellow country men have no idea how important the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 13th, 14th, 15th, 19th, 24th, and 26th Amendments in the Constitution really is. It pains me to see fellow Americans legitimately infringe on the natural rights and well being of other Americans.
@@zacklapaglia7644 rights without responsibilities lead to a breakdown of society. And this year has shown that better than ever
@@zacklapaglia7644 So only those Amendments are important? We just pick and chose which laws we want to follow now? I see.
@@zacklapaglia7644 "...Infringing on the .. well being of other Americans..."
The level of unawareness is strong with this one... lol
Where did you find these results? In what study ?Just wondering, why you’re quoting some kind of study without sharing exactly what study your you got your facts from with the rest of us? I’m really wondering exactly who would actually conduct a study on such a trivial fact anyway if anyone ever did anyway and your not just full of crap and making up your own facts based on absolutely nothing... I’m also suspicious that you might just be dickweed like that too🤠
I woke up in a free country
Manager: That is why I am free to kick you out of my property
Unless you are refusing service over a cake...
Power move
justice4049 because there’s a difference between enforcing company policies and companies discriminating based on skin color gender or religion
Axes Anims
Exactly
Private property is good
Government tyranny is bad
First Last a bit oversimplified and slightly off, but you’ve got the general idea down
I'm on the autism spectrum and wearing a mask was quite difficult for me. I don't do well with constrictive clothing. The first few weeks were hell, but I worked it out and eventually was able to tolerate the sensory issues.
Having this condition and being on disability is a daily struggle. Even so, I'm doing my part to help keep myself and the public safe. If I can do that, you most likely can too. We're all in this together.
Unexpected caveat: this is one of the few times you can go into a bank or store with a gaiter or bandana mask and nobody will think you're going to rob the place. ^^
Stay safe out there.
My three children are autistic. My daughters have been wearing mouth masks as fashion after getting some at an Anime and Gaming Con. That's just them. My eldest says it makes her less self conscious and, therefore, more confident.
We're in the UK. Children /teens in secondary schools (11-16 year olds) and college (16-18 yo), HAVE to wear masks in corridors. They can wear them in lessons if they want to.
Your and Rhianalanthula's comments need more upvotes. Here, have mine.
I've found that breathing my own CO2 has made anxiety attacks a fair amount more likely. I have to pay attention to when my hands start to fall asleep and sit down to catch my breath.
I'm glad that much of the time I've been spending out of the house is in the wilderness with no other people around so I can get fresh air without needing a mask. That's been incredibly good for my overall wellbeing this year.
@Ahmad Dzaki There's different levels of autism, that's why it's called a spectrum, and most of us are able to talk and write perfectly well.
@@CFSworks You might want to have some self exposure therapy to help with the psychosomatic effect on your anxiety to wearing a mask. You dont actually breath your own CO2, they've done some testing and the CO2 levels dont change from wearing a mask. That being said, since having anything on your face is a foreign feeling and we're programmed as human beings to be overly protective of our head the same way you blink or bounce back when someone pretends to throw something at you, wearing a mask can trigger a panic attack simply from being on your face. There is, thankfully, a way around this; while at home, watching tv for example, wear a mask for 30 seconds then remove it, when you've calmed down and feel ready, wear it again for a minute. Go up until you hit the 15-30 minutes mark. If you ever feel anxious, control your breathing, keep it deep and slow. This works with everything that causes panic attack. Exposure therapy is not fun, by any means, it shouldnt be but its efficient and necessary to take back control of your life over panic attacks
Fun fact! My sister met someone who actually didn’t need to wear a mask.
He had a full trach an no air came out of his face (he did have a tiny mask for his throat).
Still wore a face mask to make people feel comfortable tho...
This is the complete opposite of these ppl lol
Wait, how does he breathe?
@@kohwenxu through a hole in his throat. It is sometimes neccessary for this bypass to allow breathing.
@@kohwenxu tube coming out the front of the throat most likely
@@LegoJJ that is correct and the initial comment actually said something to that effect using medical terminology. "...He had a full trach (meaning tracheotomy)..." Feel free to look up the procedure, but it is "a surgical procedure in which an incision is made in the front of the neck and a breathing tube is placed into the trachea, also called the windpipe."
"The people of Florida weren't going to be out-Florida'd by other states"
Love it.
Lmao. .
@@chocolatetye797 if i wasn't living here, right smack in the middle of trump country, i'd be laughing too. it's been hard.
I'm sorry but the lady that started peeing on the floor when asked to put on a mask in California surpasses even Florida's contribution.
As an actual disabled person, watching people whip out cards so they don't have to wear a mask when actual disabled people have to pull teeth to get help or weigh the cost/benefit of discrimination vs accommodation in a country with legalized discrimination (thanks to gaps in ADA), is INFURIATING. As a devout Christian, watching them use God and Jesus to defend their selfishness is the only thing MORE INFURIATING
Also, ACTUAL disabled people spend our lives trying to accommodate others and work with people to make things easier on everyone even if it makes things harder for us. If someone is throwing a tantrum and screaming about doctors and disabilities? Probably not legit. Actual disabled people that I know and myself just want to get through life normally, so we'll try to take advantage of times and the other accommodations, but these people are the same ones who probably complain when they see disabled people getting help
@@savannahs8914 Most disabled people want as little attention drawn to their disability as possible. I know people mean well, and I appreciate help, but being the recipient of someone's outright pity can be grating and demeaning. That makes it even stranger to see people use it as a bludgeon to feed their self-entitled ego.
An ACTUAL disabled person wow. Judgement much.
You see there are legitamite reasons for not wearing the masks, but then there are people who cant articulate their reasons, i wear a mask since i dont care but the people are mad about masks because of the principle that the goverment tells people what to do, do they think of that no, but explains it mostly.
@@savannahs8914 you seam to type well. Are you really THAT disabled. (Sucks when the sword cuts both ways)
"The people of Florida don't want to be out Florida-ed by other states." 2020 quotes of the year (And again, should be on a T-Shirt)
Anything 49 states does
Florida: hey, that's my idea
"Not so fast Florida woman" should also be a shirt or you could replace that with [person]. In fact "Are you wearing a mask or are you an idiot and/or from Florida and God knows those 2 things aren't mutually exclusive" could be on a shirt I'd buy in an instant 🤣🤣🤣🤣
we put the DUH! in FloriDUH
Living in FL for 5 years. Whackadoodle!
That honestly sounds like something that would be said by Ben Brainard's Florida.
It always seems to me, as a foreigner living in the US, that the people who most frequently cite the constitution are those who know the least about the constitution. 🤔
Pretty much. I'm fairly sure most didn't get past the first 5 words of the First Amendment in the Bill of Rights
I'm from the future. So, something happened.....
@@Lhikan634 They skipped to the 2nd Amendment...
Well considering that the entire constitution and bill of rights is written in cursive and us Americans is sadly isn’t being taught to read and write in cursive anymore. So naturally us Americans is most likely isn’t taught on stuffs that should be common knowledge since our teachers don’t teach us Americans basic common sense and common knowledge stuffs less alone extremely relaxed education standards when it comes to our jobs considering that there’re people who don’t even know what they’re supposed to be doing!
I'm a librarian who has helped people study for the citizenship test, and I'm willing to guess that you right now know more about our Constitution than most Americans (and I say that without knowing whether you might have even read it.)
As an autistic person (and someone who was in the hospital twice with COVID-19), I appreciate how you respectfully discuss autism as it relates to sensory issues and the law.
I’ve been able to make my own accommodation by designing a sensory friendly face mask for myself (that also provides protective coverage). However, I know autistic people for whom wearing a face mask is simply not possible. The ironic thing is that all of them support face mask requirements.
Earlier in the pandemic, it was easier for disabled people and businesses to work together to find creative approaches to accommodations which kept everyone safe and prevented the spread of COVID-19. Yet, with so many non-disabled people claiming exemption ‘due to the ADA’ businesses become skeptical and it becomes harder for disabled people to have their needs taken seriously. As such, certain approaches which previously provided accommodation begins to dwindle.
When non-disabled people skirt the law and attempt to use the ADA as shield for their personal choices, it limits the participation of disabled people in society. This is something that disabled people often have to contend with, but it is a particular challenge in this period of COVID-19.
Thanks for an excellent video.
Not to mention it's incredibly unsafe
Cool
i am curious how being autistic stops you from wearing a mask? do you not have ears to put the straps around? I have seen masks that go around your head no ears required. also as far as i am aware autism is a brain thing and has nothing to do with physical fetchers that would prevent you from being able to put one on
@@bland9876 it has to do with sensory issues. It's like an itch you have to scratch and is very uncomfortable. They can still do it, but it is very uncomfortable. Luckily l can deal with it a lot better than others, but some can not deal with it. I also deal with the tones that other non autistic people can't deal with, so yeah.
@@bland9876 No need to be snotty 🙄
Lots of people with autism struggle with over-active sensory responses to noise, facric, light, etc. That's why some malls have quiet shopping times for autistic people.
I can't believe a hospital would deny you entry just because you're okay with getting all of their patients and staff sick! THE NERVE OF THEM!
Can you believe that? Next thing you know, hospitals are going to force surgeons to wear gloves when operating patients. And I will NOT stand for that!
@Chase Kissinger you're better off praying, thanks to these COMMUNISTS! I bet when nobody's watching, they spit on the flag, and when there's a military parade they clap, but inside they're thinking "I politely disagree"... When is this going to end!?
@Chase Kissinger lol, just wear a mask, social distance, and follow the recommendations of the hospital or clinic you are going to. Call ahead, If you need to
But if you're a completely healthy person? What then lol.
@@SpaceFlye that's not the point: first of all they can't check everyone to make sure, so it's safer to assume everyone is potentially contagious. Secondly, it's not a normal rule, it's applied now because of the pandemic. Third, it's just a freaking mask, wearing it does no harm and it actually, demonstrably help others, so I don't get all the fuss, people wear pants all the time without bitching about constitutional rights they don't understand. I'm not referring to you but to the scientifically illiterate, compassionless morons that refuse to put on masks or outright deny the virus. Happy new year!
"Not so fast, Florida woman!"
-LegalEagle, 2020
I don't think any year needs to be quoted. It should just be a general timeless rule.
you really gotta watch out for flordia man..haha wtf was that quote from atlanta? flordia man kills family..crashes into a checkers :P
OBJECTION!
@@leehongjin6884 overruled under Article 1, Section 8 of the federal Constitution.
"The only person that's gonna tell me what to do is Jesus!"
"Love your neighbor as yourself, there is no other commandment greater than these."
-Jesus
“You can’t tell by my words or actions, but I am a Christian!”
@@Mikey-jv5fv So, the video here is from a comedian who uses a lot of satire. He's effectively putting into words the whole craziness of the "religious ant-mask" group
“Well, I hate myself. Checkmate!”
@@Lhikan634 I know 😂
"The only person that's gonna tell me what to do is Jesus!"
Jesus: *died 2000 years ago*
the woman at Target says "cause I am blonde white women" to another blonde white woman. So hilarious.
Just laugh those people out of the store. If the first argument that you bring up is ‘because I’m a blonde, white woman??’, your head clearly isn’t screwed on right.
@@princesscadance197 well she just proved she's truly a blonde, and it aint dyed atleast xD
It's funny bc she legitimately believes what she says.
@Mara A about?
It would be hilarious if it were not so sad to know that there is people who talk like that seriously and not ironically. I do laugh from time to time but if I think about it, it becomes sad and a bit scarry.
I'm a store manager of a cell phone store in texas I'm getting tired of explaining to non mask people that they don't have a birth right to be on my store.
You should print out Section 36.208 of the ADA that breaks down the "Direct Threat" clause and hang it up next to your mask sign. At least then the people claiming the ADA gives them an exemption will have a big F You in their face before they can open their mouths.
I am actually disabled and live in a very small town with most of the stores being in Victorian buildings that are not handicap accessible. They do not have to accommodate me in any way due to the other clauses that cover them. I get really ticked about these people who claim to have a disability yet do not understand that the ADA does not let them do whatever they want or require the store to do anything under certain situations.
"You can't tell by my words and actions, but I'm a Christian" is a hell of a quote lol
This needs to be meme'd:
Chad: - marches to protect civil war monuments while Nazi saluting- "You can't tell by my words or actions, but I'm a Christian!"
Chad: - Intentionally dead names a trans woman minding her own business - "You can't tell by my words or actions, but I'm a Christian!"
Chad: - actually volunteers to do service work for the disadvantaged - "You can't tell by my words or actions, but I'm a Christian!"
I think that guy is a parody, seen him around
@@QuesoCookies Keep burning your strawman down
@@EvilDMMk3 yeah Brent Terhune. Guy's hilarious
@@SBG57 yeah, and stay the fk off his property
"You can't tell by my words or actions but I'm a Christian"
And there it is folks
Whatever happened to "Faith without works is dead"?
@@user-unknown173 We should be so lucky I suppose.
Don't worry, he's a comedian doing satire
Point of order!
The guy around 19 minutes who says “you can’t tell by my words or actions, but I’m a Christian” IS a satirist comedian doing some excellent satire about fake Christians... which doesn’t actually compromise your point, it’s just a point of order. :)
Poe’s law. There’s so many people who are genuinely holding that position that it’s still relevant.
I'm just enjoying being able to go into a bank with a bandana over my face like an old time bandit and nobody freaks out.
Very cool. Just be aware that bandannas are not very effective protection and you may want a 3 or 4 layer fitted mask made with a high thread count material. Stay safe.
211Shinobu yea maybe u can try wearing a mask under the bandana just for the fun of it
Like I do
@@hussainvirk8598 Oh, good idea!
I don't want to claim that there's anything good coming from this pandemic, but yeah, walking into my local bank with a mask on is glorious! I probably ruin it with the big s***-eating grin under it, but wearing a mask into a bank is one of the few remaining joys in my everyday life.
@@IAmAlgolei Right? XD
“Anti-intellectualism has been a constant thread winding its way through our political and cultural life, nurtured by the false notion that democracy means that 'my ignorance is just as good as your knowledge.'”
― Isaac Asimov
But THIS IS 'MERICA, and Asimov is a dead giveaway communist last name.
@@CigarRegal
Is that a joke? Or are you actually dumb enough to provide an example?
@@CigarRegal your being political
@@Reaverbot7 I think it is a joke, but now days... :)
Guys...he said "Merica. It's a joke.
It's not like he's your typical Trump-Loving Nitwit Republican.
God his base seriously makes me wonder if they evolved from different apes than the rest of us.
12 years later...
"Mom, what did you do to help out when the covid pandemic struck?"
"I... uh... threw some things on the floor in a shop. It seemed like such a good idea at the time."
Kid: I would like to disown my mother
@@ruzahel6287 I think that’s called getting emancipated, or at least that’s the closest you can really get as far as preventing her from doing things that are only legal as your guardian.
I heard she was bipolar. Don't know if it's true, but I had a relative who was bipolar and acted just like her and refused to get treatment. Would be okay one moment, then flipping out and swearing at you the next.
@@Sorcerers_Apprentice explains things. Doesn't make it right but it makes a lot of sense if she is
“You can’t tell by my words and actions but I’m a Christian” 😂🤣😂
What a shame
I could tell by his accent.
Oooh Brent Terhune 😍
th-cam.com/video/ayCLE_ctpYg/w-d-xo.html
Christianity: a how not to.
I mean seriously, that guy’s whole statement managed to violate Christian principles in at least 4 different ways, and I am unsure if I should be outraged, sad, or some combination of the above.
"The only person that can tell me what to do is Jesus" 😂
"I woke up in a free country." Yet you can't go out in public naked. Curious.
Sure you can, if their is no one around on your private property - go skinny dipping in your private lake. :-)
Wealth earns privileges. Buy a nice 30 acre estate with 12 acre lake, and no neighbors peering on your property.
@@SeaJay_Oceans I very distinctly said public.
Eh I do it all them time neighbors just laugh about it course I'm trash
If I can't give an 8-year-old some black tar heroin, we don't live in a free society.
@@SeaJay_Oceans so what. We are talking about your rights on someone else's private property.
"I don't wear a mask for the same reason I don't wear underwear, things gotta breathe"
Ma'am, this is a Wendy's
She's not putting on underwear for wendy's either.
Ewww, what a gross person.
A burned down Wendy's.
She goes commando down there?
Hot
'God made our wonderful breathing system' - last I checked he made crippling plagues too, he's fun like that
im asthmatic. im gonna sue god for trying to regulate my right to breathe
You are wrong, plagues are created by the devil even if he has not power to create anything. He corrupts everything god made good. /S
For all those newbies around here, /s means sarcasm. I can't believe that I have to clarify it in 2021.
Gotta balance perfection with pestilence
@@michirukaioh4014 You just believe whatever suits you.
Anyone remember The Onion article, "God Invokes 'Mysterious Ways' Clause"?
My whole thing has been that if masks are illegal, enforcing a seat belt is illegal, having no smoking areas is illegal, enforcing J-walking is illegal, etc etc. There are TONS of laws that are put in place to keep society, as a whole, safer.
I never wear a seat belt on my motorcycle.
Enforcing a seatbelt law, while not “illegal,” is immoral. People should have the right to make decisions for themselves so long as those decisions do not infringe on others rights to do the same. Not wearing a seatbelt only endangers the person actively choosing not to wear it, which is their right. The examples you mentioned have direct effects on other (i.e. J-walking endangers drivers as well as the J-Walker). Just a notable distinction to make
@@benluker4095 until you get in a wreck and society has to pick up your pieces and stitch you together when a seat belt may have avoided that cost,,,
@@benluker4095 To add onto what mark brownner said, there is also a very real chance in a crash that you become a dangerous projectile in your car in the case of a crash without wearing a seatbelt, likely endangering other passengers in the car.
@@benluker4095 not true. not wearing a seatbelts also endangers the pther people in the car with you. small children can get hurt or die if an adult is not wearing a seatbelt and falls on them during a crash
"Smoking is basically like wearing a mask except it's the complete opposite"
- Legal Eagle, 2020
TheMysticGamez 13 and apparently so is spreading disease.
@@flysoup3607 not in no smoking areas.
TheMysticGamez 13 that’s why I like to smoke in public
I object...Both are exhaling poison gas that could kill bystanders. Mask is to prevent/reduce death by the user exhale. So is not the opposite if is not similar to start with.
@@RmcBlueSky Except that smoking is completely voluntary and being asymptomatic with COVID is not voluntary...
"You can't make me wear a mask"
- *a human, wearing pants, not exposing themselves in public; just for decency standards, not even anything near a viral infection*
When they tell you to not wear a mask, you should pull down your pants and say that you agree with them that covering your body is infringing on your freedom.
I was hoping the woman who spoke about underwear was wearing pants made of a non-breathable fabric... 😜
@@maythesciencebewithyou That is hilarious!!!!
I love this comment! 👍
Because people are ridiculous, there has been at least one incident where a guy decided to make a statement about a store requiring masks by showing up wearing a mask, underwear, and nothing else.
I don't know what he was trying to say by doing that, maybe that he also disagrees with stores requiring people to wear clothes??
Objection: The no underwear lady made me laugh because although I’m a lawyer I may be less mature than my 11 year old
As we have seen a lot on this channel, a law degree does not infer any form of maturity.
This may be the largest collection of cringey moments collected in on LE vid
Also the most Florida.
Ow
Never thought I'd see the day LE stoops to making cringe compilations, but here we are.
I have to pause and take a deep breath at the cringe level.
@@n4palfey Just make sure you're masked up before taking that deep breath!
😂
I have several friends with real disabilities that make mask wearing difficult or uncomfortable. Without exception, they have been THE MOST flexible, reasonable, and stalwart in doing everything they can to activate services and adopt changes that will keep them from getting or spreading the virus... because people who know what disabilities are actually like DO NOT FOOL AROUND with this kind of stuff.
Yes! As a disabled person who does struggle with wearing a mask (and who has had to manage to figure out how to do so), I also wish that the complete and utter failure of our societal institutions didn't make all of this even more difficult. A functioning society would be providing us with a wide range of protective devices (not just one kind of cloth mask), some of which are really much easier to use comfortably for people with certain disabilities. We'd also be able to talk freely about why it's difficult and uncomfortable to mask up, and how it's okay to feel that way, even though we have to do it. The "but my rights" people make this kind of adult, nuanced discussion impossible. Ugh.
Just out of curiosity, what disabilities make wearing a mask difficult?
Yep, I've been yelling about it since this all started. I have autism, and wearing a mask is HELL on my sensory processing - but there are ways to work around it that don't involve endangering the lives of people around me. And even my cousin who has a more severe form and can't do that reasoning for himself understands, with reminders, that this is just what we're doing now, it's important, and we can take them off in a few minutes when we're back outside.
People using "disability" as a stick to try beat people down bugs the heck out of me. I will fight tooth and nail for disability issues, but this is not that.
I have friends and family members with asthma, diabetes, and heart problems, all diseases that are high risk when combined with COVID-19; note I don’t live in the USA and I’m glad, if I did and found any Karen, religious nut job, or patriotic nut job I would punch them and say that if they want to harm people only because of a haircut, börger, or product then they can go ahead and off themselves due via COVID instead of killing my friends or family.
In 2017 I had stage IV mouth cancer surgery. I won't go into detail, but my mouth area is compromised. It's uncomfortable, but I wear a mask because I care about my fellow human beings.
Suggestion for a short video/segment for youtube or maybe IG:
“That’s Not How That Works”
Replies to crazy people yelling crazy things, regarding the law, and quick debunking/evidence to the contrary
Oh that would be Fun
YES YES YES
I’d watch that
So, a short version of this channel then?
Will Stikken Yeah, kind of, but instead of deep dives into the law, which I love, he’s taking stupid people to task. More like a shorter version of this particular video since most videos on here aren’t just calling people out for their ignorance of the law.
I play for a basketball team that makes us wear masks, and literally nobody complains at all. We’re 13-14 years old
yall smarter than some 35 year olds. Props to you
Good job. Y'all are doing better than some of the adults I know. I can't tell weather to laugh or cry...
@Raw Sauce i just noticed that i forgot to say some not all. Sorry
I live in the deep south, and I'm here to let y'all know, that particular brand of ignorance is rampant around here. That being said, please don't assume that those people are the only folks down here. They just happen to be the ones getting most of the attention...
Yeah, I had a sessional professor from Austin (_maybe_ Houston?) several years back who was one of the brightest folks I've ever met. He let us know about the whole "Cities are pretty modern, but out of town is basically mid 1800s" divide in local governments Texas has; which is really only a difference of degree between the urban-rural divide here in Saskatchewan...
I understand what you're saying. I say this as a Floridian so trust me, I know the rest of the country think we're all gator-riding mad people, but some of us still have some sense and are aware we're surrounded by crazies.
You people are the lunatics.
@@wlm1697 Lol you're quite literally outnumbered on that opinion, but hey, you do you boo😂
My friend is losing her memory from covid-19 shits no joke
People seem to forget that even if you have a doctors note any private companies can still choose not to serve somebody for any reason
No, not for any reason. If found that they refused service to someone who falls under the anti discrimination acts, that company can be held liable.
Ugh.
This belief has been false since at least 1965. Businesses can’t just refuse service randomly or even with certain specific reasons (ones that violate civil rights, for instance).
@@luts5688 I assume you just misspoke, but that's if refusing service was an act of discrimination, not just if the person is a protected group. That would be wild as hell though (and a genius money making scheme)
@@jasper3706 lol indeed
exactly. a doctor's note only excuses an absence, unless it's a referral :P
"Because florida didn't want to get out florida-ed by other states"💀💀
Legal Shade.
Only in Florida.....
As a Floridian, I can confirm.
I wouldn't want to be out Florida-ed either. Sounds painful. Imagine being being re-Florida-ed, Ouchy. I don't want to be re-membered either.
I am from Florida...
...and I am ashamed. SMH.
The nickname "legal eagle" implies the existence of an "illegal eagle"
Illegal Eagle, the falcony felon
His rival
This reminded me of George Carlin's bit. "What's the problem, officer? He's LEGALLY DRUNK!"
Not necessarily. I believe you are Inferring the existence of such an immoral bird.
Felony Falcon
Calling you-know-who “Florida man” is probably your best joke to date.
Wait... Voldemort is from Florida?
@@stonetimekeeper isn't he the one who shall not be named?
@@raawesome3851 He is reffered to as both you-know-who and he-who-shall-not-be-named.
@@stonetimekeeper Voldemort better be wearing a mask. If he breaths at all it goes straight in front of him, at least we have noses that divert air down. XD
I know, I needed that laugh.
Whoa, does LegalEagle have a new logo?
😎 Pretty cool!
Yep!
Nice I haven't notcie
I don't like it... Although it does suit the darkest timeline in which we find ourselves.
The outfit to match
As a person who actually has a real disability (I'm an amputee) it is *EXTREMELY* offensive to see people faking a disability to get special treatment.
People with disabilities by definition, are at a disadvantage. The ADA is about compensating for those disadvantages.. It's not about getting special treatment. It is about making a difficult situation a bit easier to deal with.
YES! I've worked in HR for over 15 years so I am very familiar with the ADA and I share your offensive.
In my experience, people who have permanent disabilities rarely ask for accommodations. The ADA has been a part of employment long enough that most businesses already incoporate the accommodations. For those who had a rare or non-physical disability, they had no problem asking for an accommodation upfront. Majority of the requests I received were for employees with a short-term disability (surgery, pregnancy, etc) in which the accommodation was needed for a limited time. You could literally see the light bulbs above some employees heads feeling that someone was getting "special treatment".
At first, people would outwardly ask why someone is getting special treatment. Then, they figured out how to exploit the system. I've had people claim non-physical disabilities with fraudulent dr notes, fake pregnancy and accuse me of discrimination because I require paperwork and didn't just believe them.
I know that everyone wants a level or fair field and because of confidentiality don't understand that the ADA was created to ensure that. Its when people mistake an accommodation for entitlement that just pisses me off! To weaponize the ADA for selfish reasons (like wearing a mask), really makes me wonder if people understand what "Freedom" means and that it applies to everyone.
Thank you for your comment.
@@valfader I don't think he was making an argument about people faking disabilities. I thought he was just expressing his opinion as a person with a disability.
COPD is a real treat... just because you can't see PTSD doesn't mean it's not real...
@@valfader don't be an ass
@@valfader This isn't your middle school debate club bro. He was literally just talking about his experience, not making an argument. Go outside for once, please.
"People saw, wearing masks, as a part of their civic duty." This is one thing that's almost completely broken my heart about the lack of acceptance to wear a mask, during this pandemic. By not wearing one, these people are basically saying, "they have more of a right to cause harm to those around them, rather than to keep others safe."
Well spoken, thanks for the cool insight, Eagle.
And the sheep will do what ever there Simon says box tells them to do.. Or maybe take an OSHA 10 or 40 hr course on proper PPE. Maybe actually do some research on what m-95 masks actually protect. You will quickly find out with multiple proof, that a mask does zero.. I repeat, zero help for a virus.. Good thing we are still free enough you are aloud to be stupid.
@@blue68camaross "Multiple proof" what you gonna link me to a facebook article of some 28 year old unemployed smoker who decided to write in "the name of god"?
@@Killerbee4712 who uses facebook? The proof is in the OSHA classes and the box that the masks come in. Have you taken an OSHA class? Funny you talk about smokers. 2nd hand smoke kills more people than a virus. If people really cared about people's lives, they would quit smoking ciggs... Are you killing people with ciggs but telling people to wear a mask to save lives, with zero evidence of so?
@@blue68camaross the proof that masks don't work is... the fact that masks exist
I don't think you work either
@@QuikVidGuy m-95 masks were not created for viruses... Idiot.. They were invented for construction.. Keep out drywall dust/ insulation particles... They masks don't even do that all the way and those particles are way bigger than a virus. Go back to your gmas basement... Idiot.
I feel like calling Trump "Florida Man" is something I should've heard a long time ago because oh man is it appropriate.
Well did move there because he identified with the class, and he certainly has the IQ to qualify.
🤔 I'd oppose that narrative, cuz it helps him sell himself as something other than the New York coastal elite that he is. 🤷
Yeaaaaahh. While he has relo'ed to Mar-a-lago a year ago, he's from NEW YORK. Own it, NYC.
Devin's favorite meme appears to be Florida Man.
like every bad instance of "florida man" they moved here from some where else...and it makes us locals look worse....
To the woman who said “you let everyone else do it, why can’t I do it?”
I don’t think they *”let”* anyone else do it.
@Mara A yes, they just let them do it. Hence the tear gas and the heavy policing during the protests? Also, not just black people. Also, don’t refer to them as “the blacks” because it really lets your racism shine through hun.
@Silent Knight exactly - it's an adjective, not a noun
If masks interfered with breathing then surgeons would be unconscious before the patient every time.
Right?? And they wear those masks for *hours*, sometimes even more than a day during a single surgery. People can't do 20-90 mins to do a shopping trip...? Woooow... I hope they berate the doctors for wearing them as well, claiming we live in a Communism Country and see what happens. I'm legit curious.
Science says different
They do interfere with breathing. It's just a question of how much it interferes. Wearing them for very long is rough on me I assume due to my sleep apnea. None of which is to say people shouldn't be wearing masks. I'm just saying the complaint of breathing troubles isn't entirely made up.
@@DemonSlayer-df4ym I'm a real scientist, and you are not. Please wear a mask or, better yet, stay home.
@@Rj-pw7zs If you wear it right, they have no effect on gas exchange. Most people who are complaining are experiencing psychological effects of mask wearing. I've worked in biosafety labs, medical suites, and surgery suites over the years and there are some people who mentally can't tolerate having something on their face. I've seen anxiety reactions and even full on panic attacks. It takes practice and eventually you get used to it. But if you breath normal, you will be getting plenty of oxygen.
Masks are great, I can talk to myself and nobody notices.
me too
Oh thank goodness I'm not the only one who does that 😂
I can make faces at Karens, as long as they don’t reach my eyes.
This. This right here is the most true thing ever spoken. 😂 Same!
And I don’t have to smile all day!
Notice how "anything I don't like is Communist or Satanic?"
Pathetic.
I hear it's been like this since the "red scare" as they called it since the end of ww2. During that time, you could basically call anything you didn't agree with communist and the govt would immediately come "investigate". That's what I heard anyway. If someone knows better, pls do correct me. Idk much about it myself.
@@warren5037 notice how "everyone I don't like is literally Hitler or anti-science" ?
Pathetic.
Warren Lam everything I don’t like is communism, a snowflake conservative’s only other debate technique. Aside from projection/deflection, false equivalence, and outright lying.
@@ThatZackAttackery and which side is using the force of law to oppress those who choose to exercise freedom from mask mandates? Is it the same side calling to defund the police? Is it the same side calling people literally Hitler and anti-science? Yes. That's what happened under oppressive regimes like USSR and 3rd Reich. Fall in line or get stomped on by a jackboot.
well now you’re sounding like a communist!
“I don’t wear a mask for the same reason I don’t wear underwear. Things gotta breathe.” Um, that’s disgusting. TMI.
@Mara A what is candida?
@Ashley Buchanan It can be easily avoided by using only very mild and ph neutral soaps. Most candida problems come from too much hygiene that disturbs the natural balance of the skin (bacteria producing protective layers of chemicals on the skin to protect them self and so the skin, they are our friends, no not kill them.
I wonder what she does about that time of the month when Aunt Flo pays a visit?
@@hanadunn7297 Even seein it in your mind can make you want to unsee it...
It was an honest question and never understood why commando became a thing.
I love how I, a 15 year old mexican who doesnt have any family in the US nor do I live there, know more about the State's law than a full grown Gringo adult. Thanks Legal Eagle for this videos where we can learn so much!
So what you saying is, if you can’t wear a mask, then you can’t go to the store to buy food.
@@elijahjackson1140 This appears to have nothing to do with the comment.
Hola! My fellow mexican, I’m 22 and honestly same. Never understood why some people just refuse to get educated or even exercise some common sense :/
@@elijahjackson1140 I mean, as the video says, there are alternatives, especially if you have a disability that prevents you from being able to wear a mask.
But no, you cannot straight up just go to the store without a mask.
Elijah Jackson there are tons of alternatives nowadays, plus stores are making tons of concessions (on top of online shopping, delivery, etc) for those who CLAIM they can’t wear a mask. I personally get boiling hot within about 5 mins of putting my mask on. I sweat profusely and my mask sometimes even sticks to my face. I go in the bathroom or out to my car in the middle of shopping, remove it, cool down a little, wash my face, put it back on (or if it’s soaked in sweat...put a new mask on, and continue). Yeah it sometimes turns a 15 min trip to the store into a 45 min trip. It sucks. But it’s what I have to do...because I’m not selfish and care about my fellow human beings.
A decade or so ago, I learned the term "kidult". I already knew those people were a problem, I just didn't realize at the time exactly how much of a problem they are.
I like that term, gonna use it.
As I understand, that's a result of the teenage years. In the past, society didn't have a stage of life where you both had the comfort of youth and the abilities of an adult. So you were either a child (and acted like one) or an adult (and acted like one) but the times where you were an adult acting like a child was pretty limited as natural consequences put an end to that fairly quickly.
I love how you brought up ADA and Autism specifically at 15:28.
My brother has autism, but he is able to wear his mask for short periods of time. He is able to go to a store to shop with a mask, but after a while, he has to take it off due to his scenery issues. I have athletes that are not able to wear masks at all due to their individual needs, but they take advantage of the accommodations businesses offer as well as family members shopping on their behalf. It honestly pisses me off when people are using ADA as an excuse. Especially when they try to quote the law and have no idea what they are saying. Lucky for me, since my degree is in special education and with my brother, I have studied ADA pretty intensely (Probably not nearly as much as a lawyer, but I know enough) and I was able to quote title 2 when a person tried to enter the university I work at without a mask.
I also have autism and i'm sad that i didn't use it earlier. It's a great way to get around things and it can give me cost reductions. Waving my card that says "the holder of this card is severly disabled" is something i could do a lot more often. ^^
From now on, we should totally refer to Trump as "Florida Man"
Archi Teuthis I feel SO foolish! How could I miss calling dumpty “Florida man”. PERFECT!
I've been doing this since he moved there. He can be king Florida man.
Maybe he will declare himself King Of Florida in 2021... Sorry Governor, I'm taking over. Go fetch me a diet Coke before you leave.
@@phiksit he can call himself that and no one will argue so long as he stays on the golf course.
He's got COVID NOW LOLO(LOLOLOL
Jesus: "Serve your fellowman, even at your own loss"
Floridaman: "I am a Christian, so I will no suffocate myself with those devil masks just to save lives!"
Jesus: "Are you even paying attention?"
Dude, they pick and choose what to fallow.
Poe's Law is in affect with that guy. That's Brent Terhune, a comedian who makes parodies of people who are anti-mask/pro-Trump. He has fooled so many people into think he is serious. twitter.com/brentterhune?lang=en
@Nick Cannon You should quit comedy Nick Cannon, you're more stupid than funny.
“Serve your fellowman unless it’s like kinda inconvenient then it’s totally fine to accost a stranger unprovoked!” - Jesus according to someone who would hate the actual person
@@paigelego4027
Jesus: "I went around all day healing the sick, and now you are intentionally spreading disease? This is not what I meant when I said to reach out to the ill"
“Not so fast Florida Woman” is going to be my new catchphrase
This is one of the reasons I asked to train at the gas station that's part of the grocery store where I work: I was tired of dealing with the anti-maskers screaming at me. I had one woman who insisted she could not wear a mask for "medical reasons". I told her that she was welcome to utilize our online delivery options or Instacart. The following exchange occurred:
Her: Why would I order online when I can shop for myself?
Me: Because if you can't wear a mask, you can't enter the store.
Bonus points: she was the daughter of one of my coworkers, so we knew she was full of BS. Eventually, the store manager gave her the ultimatum that she was to wear a mask or leave the store, and he gave my coworker an earful for allowing her daughter to skirt the rules.
I work at a casino and had to check temps and masks for a little while. I had to explain to plenty of people that although I am very sorry they have a medical issue, you still must wear a mask to come inside and gamble. Never had anyone flip but I certainly made enemies. 🤣🤣🤣
Why the goddamn Hell did you have to screen people at a gas station, where anybody who doesn't live in the People's Republics of Oregon or New Jersey, can pump their own gas? Moron.
@@JohnE9999 He said he asked to be transferred to the gas station to get away from the screening. I'm also fairly certain that large retail company gas stations (e.g. CostCo, Kroger) have people attending them through most of the country.
@@ProcrastiNathan_ Yeah gas stations for major grocery stores are kept off-site. This is because they can get mileage out of their unused parking space.
“Talk sense to a fool and he calls you foolish.”
― Euripides, The Bacchae
@Nat20 Damage lol what? It's Bacchae.
janewright315 “baka” is a contextual pun since it means “fool” in Japanese
@m norton buswell would you care to elaborate? I thought we're in public platform.
I absolutely love the fact that you can tell he’s the slightest bit disappointed that he even had to make this video 😂 I’d have never imagined someone could make learning law funny.
"The slightest bit"? Sounds like an understatement.
“It’s time to think like a toddler” I died
"Only Jesus can tell me what to do."
Great. Jesus told people to obey secular laws in addition to the laws of God. Jesus never said anything about not wearing face coverings. Jesus said loving others takes priority over all but one other law, and considered healing the sick to be a priority even when it infringed on certain Jewish laws. Jesus never tried to use technicalities of the law to avoid minor discomfort or inconvenience to Himself... quite, quite the opposite.
If you are a Christian, for the love of God - not blasphemy, I mean it literally - wear a mask if and when advised by your local authorities and any other times it seems sensible to do so.
EDIT: it's been pointed out that the person in that clip was a comedian. But there are supposed Christians saying this sort of thing, so my point stands.
And obviously, atheists and people of other religions would also be well advised to just be considerate and do the right thing, but for Christians, their religion is the opposite of an excuse not to wear masks.
Yeah I’m pretty sure the only thing these people remember Jesus doing is that one time he trashed a market that had been set up in a temple
Just FYI that's Brent Terhune, a comedian - its the only guy in the compilation who is being sarcastic. Hence his "you can't tell by my words and actions..."
This. A thousand times this.
"Only Jesus can tell me what to do" just means people liked to play "Simon says" in childhood but never progressed to "truth or dare"
I'm not a Christian myself, but I agree with you're saying. Be considerate of others. It's not that hard and will make everyone's day better, even your own.
In Mexico we say something like this:
"Your rights end where the other person's begin."
Hereabouts, I've most often heard it expressed as something like, "Your right to wave your arms around ends at my nose"
We have a very similar saying in Canada (Snow Mexico as we've been called lol)
i thought law school worked that way in every place, it's something universal and people just don't get it
Exactly!
"La liberté des uns s'arrête là où commence celle des autres." Pretty much the same thing in French.
"I woke up in a free country"
Manager: That's why I'm free to kick you out
Here, here!!!
NO THAT DONT MAKE NO SENSE FREE COUNTRY MEANS I DO WHAT I WANT
@@mnschoen Well if it's a free country can the store do whatever it wants?
@@mnschoen almost took the bait lol
@@mnschoen Chris Cuomo said it best. "Two or three generations ago? PEople sacrificed for the common good. Now? They think FREEDOM means "I DONT ANSWER TO ANYONE UNLESS I PERSONALLY AGREE TO IT! In the end people think freedom really means they get to sign personal contracts agreeing to laws, or else they dont apply."
"They want to throw God's wonderful breathing system out the door" I guess we shouldn't be wearing shoes and socks either then. Damn! We all been sinning!
BOOM!👍👍🤣
Nah God wants to throw these idiots out the door with covid.
I guess blind people don't exist anymore either
I mean, you’re not even supposed to wear mixed fabrics, so the moment we put on clothes, we’re already sinning
@@ElizabethsLizard Meh, That's only if you're Jewish. Christians don't have to follow those laws.
I get *incredibly* car sick sometimes. First time I had to go by train for one hour wearing a mask, I ran to the bathroom 3 times to throw up because I didn't have my pills (hadn't gotten car sick in the train for years).
Every time I go by public transport I feel nauseous and I still throw up a lot.
*_But I still wear a goddamn mask because temporary discomfort is far better than knowing I could potentially be causing other people's discomfort, illness or DEATH_*
very well said dang
You're actually trying. That's a good thing.
Thank you for being a good person. I have 2 medical excuses to not wear a mask but I still wear it (%99.9) of the time. As for the other .1 it might actually kill me. So please forgive me. 😑
You don't need to wear a mask inside a car if you aren't interacting with someone else. I don't recommend to anybody to wear a mask if they are alone in a place!
@@wttw4942 True that
Growing up with a hearing loss and actually falling under the ADA's protections (being placed up front in a classroom), I can assure you, being able to express your rights under the ADA is HELL. I and my parents frequently butted heads with teachers who claimed me being up front all year gave me an unfair advantage over other students with normal hearing (it didn't), or that having me assigned up front when they normally scramble seats at regular intervals went against their classroom policies (doesn't matter). All these Karens and Florida Men trying to use the ADA to be allowed to be a disease vector is both hilarious and infuriating.
But it's also hilarious to see how fast the masks go up when I turn away from people and violently fake-cough into my elbow.
This also made the rounds on social media. I don't know if it got any of them to wear a mask, but it was a funny attempt. i.imgur.com/aIVUBq1.jpg
Wait.... a teacher complained that you needed to be in front? I think you would have been better off in a different class. XD
@@alan62036 Several, actually. Primarily ones who did assigned seating. Most had no problem with it, but from second to twelfth grade, I had about five or six teachers fight me on it. I honestly have NO idea why, but it was between several grades, buildings, and even school districts.
As a parent whose daughter has a disability, I feel this. Even after managing to get an IEP, it's been a HUGE struggle getting the schools to actually honor the plan's terms.
It's super frustrating to hear about teachers not being accommodating. That's literally most of what we are taught to do. Accommodate learning styles, prior knowledge, all of that, and that is way harder than putting someone at the front of the room. I had a student or two like that and I had no problem with it. I reassigned seats every few months and they just switched to another seat at the front. There were at least 6 seats with good enough view, which is plenty. I'm sorry you had that experience.
"I have asthma, I can't wear a mask."
Me: THEN WHY ARE YOU WANDERING AROUND WHEN THERE'S A RESPIRATORY SICKNESS GOING ON?
Cause we all have to keep doing things we need to do daily and havo g Astma doesn t mean everyone Will het covid cause you have Astma. Astma also is on a continuüm so not everyone Will be haring very dangerous resultd if they het covid and have Astma
I heard this from a smoker. Uhhhhh...
Masks, especially N-95s, filter out allergens. They _decrease_ asthma symptoms.
The best video from the UK is some asshole whose being ticketed by a cop for not wearing a mask, and he tries to use the asthma defense until the cop who is is wearing a mask pulls out his own inhaler and says he has the same condition, disproving that little sideshow.
@Alexander Ortiz there is also not a single medical study and or medical professional who contends that asthma is severely affected by masks
So your opinion mean shit all my dude.
As a public health nerd, I spent the first 9 minutes going “when are you gonna bring up Jacobson vs Massachusetts?”
These "Christians" who said God gave them breath and life and they dont need masks
Me an Actual Christian: But God said to follow the Laws of your land
it's funny to me that people think that an object blocking your breathing (a little bit) is somehow comparable to literally not breathing at all
Hate to break it you, but those other people are just an "actual" christian as you are.
Wft is that supposed to mean
If you feel that the law of the land is infringing on your duties as a Christian then it’s your job to leave not break the law
Not exactly. Show me specifically which Verse you're alluding to.
"It's time to think like a toddler.' That accurately says it all.
"NOT SO FAST, FLORIDA WOMAN" - LegalEagle
Maybe the best quote against anti-maskers ever
I grew up around these sorts of people. If I don’t wear a bra or shave my legs then all the sudden God works the other way. It’s like a wise woman once said, “You’re not him.”
Christians and none Christians alike can agree that these kinds of people use God as an excuse to be selfish,please don’t confuse them with normal Christians
@@accountlol7409 or people who follow other religions, I don’t want this to be my representative
@@diamondkonk1196 yeah honestly for any religion let’s not stereotype the crazy ones
"You can't tell by my words or actions but I'm a christian." No that's not how that works. That's not how any of this works!
That guy is a comedian playing a character. He is not serious, but he is hilarious.
Revannowell the fact that I couldn’t tell that he was shows how screwed up today’s society is
@@Stealthfang270 that is 100% the point. I didnt know at first either, but i saw his other stuff and finally caught on.
@@Stealthfang270 That's called Poe's Law. It's impossible to create a parody of extreme views without the possibility of it being taken as sincere.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poe%27s_law
Yeah he's satirizing those people, he's a comedian, here's a link to a video he did about the trump boats sinking that was hilarious
th-cam.com/video/ayCLE_ctpYg/w-d-xo.html
2019: "No shirt no shoes no service"
*no complaints*
2020: "masks required for the saftey of ALL of our customers"
*YOU CAN'T TELL ME WHAT TO WEAR!*
My brother worked fast food in high school and some idiot came in and tried to order without pants (he was wearing underwear though). The manager kicked the idiot out.
No shirt, no shoes, no service has been in effect Long before 2019. And people Have complained about it. Many Many complaints lol
Yeah. How can you be required to wear a shirt and shoes - let alone _pants_ - and yet idiots think that a face mask is a violation of their rights? Well, if there weren't idiots in America, where would happen to all of those Republican politicians? :)
@@Bill_Garthright what* and also the Democrats. There is Idiots on all Sides.
@@ariaferranew6517 YES
So glad to find out that “I’m a Christian” is a comedian. If you truly hold your self to the standard of Christian it’s your job to love others and you don’t get to force Christian rules on someone who doesn’t claim Christianity.
Agreed... and I'm Christian. :)
What are you talking about? Christians have forced their standards on others for millennia.
@@Tht1Gy in the name of is _not_ with permission of. Whether it be bigotry in the name of religion or whatever.
BTW, I'm a Christian.
"You can't tell from my actions but I'm a Christian" makes as much sense as "I don't cook but I'm a chef."
If you're not acting in a loving way, you're not being a Christian.
Yea agreed, if you follow Christ's commandments you love others as yourself which I'd consider to be displayed by gladly put other people's safety ahead of your own comfort. It's unfortunate that so many people only seem to be Christians when it suits or benefits them.
I have high functioning autism. Through this whole pandemic I've been trying my hardest to adapt in wearing a mask; which hasn't been easy with hypersensitivity. I only have one kind of mask I can tolerate, and that can only be for about an hour until all I can focus on is how it feels on my face and nothing else; which does including taking it off in a quick and slightly violent way. And trying to find work under the current situation will exceed my limits of wearing a mask for a long time period. It truly upsets me to see people who do not have a disability included in the ADA protections try and take advantage of it when it is meant to help people like me live in the world that we do at the moment.
It says right there on CDC website. If you have trouble breathing. You don't wear it
People saying that a legal requirement to wear a mask is "restricting liberty" are completely insane. So, are road laws saying you can't drive on the wrong side of the road "restricting liberty"? Are laws saying you can't go up to random people and punch them in the face "restricting liberty"? If you're against masks, you should be against all laws restricting the actions of human beings.
Why are you so obsessed with wearing masks
@@sowianskizonierz2693 Because there's a national pandemic and it's literally the bare minimum you can do
@@sowianskizonierz2693 Because pandemic?
Or laws against public nudity.
@@emeraldmann1329 Well said!
I just love that, "Oh my G_d," where her tone suddenly changed. Like, she had been completely unprepared for any sort of _meaningful_ pushback; for all her claim of racial oppression, she was still totally complacent that she could make all the scene she liked + not face any actual consequences. That was just *chef kiss* Molto bene. X-D
Both my mother and my sister have asthma. In my mother's case it is very severe. She has been hospitalized multiple times for asthma attacks. Even the 2 of them will wear masks in public. My mother frequently has trouble breathing for hours after taking her mask off BUT SHE STILL WEARS IT. IT DOES BREATHE. Their problem with the masks aren't lack of oxygen, it's the build up of humidity from breathing out. I am sickened every time I hear a normal person complain that they can't breathe with a mask on. If asthmatics can do it so can the rest of the country.
Do your mother and sister know of faceshields? It might making the choice to protect public health a lot less uncomfortable for them. Why suffer more then you have to, right?
@@christafranken9170 Only issue with face shields, worn alone, the don't protect anywhere near as well.
@@christafranken9170 Face shields do as much protection as nothing does. If me breathing out of my nose, pushing the air downwards increases the spread of covid, a faceshield isnt going to do anything.
@@christafranken9170 Some businesses, like Costco, require a face mask not a face shield.
Me and my sister have pretty severe asthma as well. I had to search for a nice breathable mask and found one eventually. I know how it is! I recommend searching Amazon for masks and looking around for ones that emphasize breathability. If needed I can link you one, just reply to this and I'll do so.
As someone who actually has a disability... these anti-maskers make me so angry. Abled bodies have such privilege it’s angers me and this pandemic really highlights it.
Amen! It sucks so hard, especially when you have a disability (or multiple disabilities, like myself) that puts you at greater risk of death from Covid and your own parents are anti-mask.
I legitimately have a younger sibling with a disability and he doesn't always wear a mask (he is nonverbal so he does/cannot understand the virus thing) but he still sometimes does, you guys are cool.
@@Pige0n8743 Just so you know, being too young or having an intellectual disability might make it difficult to understand the virus as fully as possible... but being nonverbal isn't an indication of not being able to understand. There are accomplished authors and artists who are nonverbal. :) There are legitimate reasons not to wear a mask under certain circumstances.... but I appreciate it when folks do their best.
@@coda3223 I completely agree with you
An important caveat: most of the masks filter what you’re breathing out, not what you’re breathing in... so to be protected those around you (the ones you’re keeping safe by wearing a mask) they need to wear masks
The unmasked person is, subsequently putting those around them (and suffering under their own damn masks) in danger. F’em
"You can't tell by my words or actions, but I'm a Christian!"
Textbook case of saying the quiet part out loud.
P.S. Yes, I know he's a comedian and that was satire, but he's also not exaggerating. We've all seen people like that for real.
"The only person who can tell ME what to do is Jesus!" / "well.. keep not wearing a mask and you'll hear from him real soon."
It's scary how we've all seen people like him for real.
If you cannot tell by words or deeds, then sir, you are NOT a Christian. The defining characteristic of a Christian is the what they say & how they act. Just declaring yourself something you don't understand doesn't make it so.
@@diannevita4574 Brent Terhune (the guy that said that) is a comedian who's solid gold at pointing out hypocrisy.
CoyPowers I have to say, w/o the first person commenting above, I too would not know who that guy is, and thought he was real also. Not too hard, considering all the REAL vids I’ve seen of people claiming they don’t have to wear a mask because JESUS!
Now I’m going to have to look this guy up; see if any of his routines are on YT. 😂
"you're letting everyone else do it but not me because i'm a blonde white woman!!!!"
the - the worker is a blonde white woman
bwuaaahahaaaa Right!
Someone remind me of the place and time in history when blonde white women were the specific victims of some kind of oppression or discrimination .-.
@@radiantcat540 legally blonde!! /j
As a blonde white woman, we don't claim her. As a Christian, we don't claim those "Christian" anti-maskers either. As someone with autism who has anxiety about breathing, if I can wear masks all day, so can others with those issues. Seeing all those selfish, entitled people makes me want to smash my head against the table repeatedly.
I am lucky to have sensible friends & coworkers, an at least somewhat cautious government, and a church that is more cautious than our government. This video was kind of eye-opening. I am so sorry to anyone who has to deal with people like the ones in those clips. Where is this world even going?
I wouldn't be shocked if she had bipolar disorder and was in the middle of a manic episode. Show the video to anyone who's ever worked in mental health. They'll be fine when they're not having an episode, when they do have an episode, they start thinking they're Jesus, just become completely unhinged from reality.
I've had plenty of times where a P3/N99 mask caused blood oxygen level issues. But then again, those years I was mostly swinging a sledgehammer, wrangling a jackhammer or demo'ing asbestos for hours on end without break while wearing it. Not grocery shopping.
As someone who has spent _at least_ 10.000 hrs wearing masks and respirators - please don't worry about using them. Sure thry can be uncomfortable, but getting super sick, or worse; getting someone else you care about sick - is gonna be hella more uncomfortable. Try them on at home where it's safe and clean, to get used to wearing it, especially if it causes anxiety-related discomfort. Practice and adjust it when home, so you have a good fit and don't have to keep adjust8ng it when out. Practice at home, at not touching it too much. If you don't _need_ to wear an N95/99 mask, cloth masks are usually a lot more comfortable for extended use. Having two is still a gppd idea, they can get a bit damp if you're hot or active. If you _do_ need filtered masks, then keep your hands off it. Don't pull it down on your chin/neck/chest and put it back on - if there are contaminants around, that's where they'll land, and you just transferred them to the inside of your mask. Make sure they fit and seal well. Use an appropriate size for your facial features, and use the nose clip properly. Guys: Time for a clean shave bro. Gals: step back on foundation and rouge (why is obvious) and definitely no sticky lipgloss (hopefully also obvious).
Vaccines will come, but the logistics alone means we are several years away from any kind of herd immunity - natural or by vaccination. The masks, strict contact hygiene and sensible social distancing are the tools that can allow us a return to some reaemblance of normalcy until then. But only of we all work together. And just like vaccines, the rest of us usong them, protects not just ourselves but those whom we come in contact with who for legitimate health reasons can not use them themselves.
Your example is literally the only example where a mask could cause any actual ventilation problem.
@@anangrymoist I'm sure there are other sitiations and cases, but overall they're likely alø gonna be in similar, super hard situations.
We should point out that psychosomstic effects csn be extremely powerful, and are certainly real though. So some people with claustrophobia, certain types of anxiety (especially if combined with astma or COPD), may have very real trouble. Especially if they start hyperventilating. The masks likely won't _directly, physically_ cause them ill, but it can be a huge contributing factor in setting off a psychosomstic chain that might end in a bad place. These are still relative edge cases though. Having one or even more of these factors, doesn't automaticslly mean you'll experience the rest, and should not stop you from trying.
Masks suck. I weld and don't really have any problem breathing, but more ventilation would help. I sweat all over mine too and it gets gross. On the plus side it does keep out all kinds of shit I shouldn't be breathing. I use to come home from after school and blow my nose and all kinds of gray shit would come out. I don't have that issue anymore.
@@ebogar42 Yeah ehen I was in my late teens and first started demo work, before I started working with really harmful materials, and before I learned to use them correctly, I'd come home snd my spit and snot woud be all dark brown-red like old dried blood, for days. It was all the dust from sledging red clay brick walls.
Masks are not very comfy. At least not the passive ones with actual N99/P3 etc filtration. Hate when they get soggy. However the full-cover masks we use when nastier demo like high-grade asbestos etc, those are much better. Because they're fitted, and intake is active (air forced in by motorized fan). Thst also drive out most of the moisture from your sweat and breath, as there 's a constant positive pressure inside the mask, driving air out. And the filter cartridges are big with lots of surface area.
hello fellow sensible people, Ive just come home from idiocy town, might I have a drink?
xD "Not so fast Florida woman!" - was my favorite part of this video I think. It felt like a 90s super hero comic book moment.
“Things gotta breathe”
Yeah. And some people take my breath away at their stupidity.
assuming "some people" have COVID, this is true in a literal sense which is extremely concerning.
if her vagina needs that much breathing...then she needs to consult a doctor.
She does have a point, just like a Scotsman in his kilt!
"Life needs things to live." - Percival de Rolo
Well then, I guess she shouldn't expect a man to go down on her either, since he's gotta breathe...
"God gave us fire. The founding fathers used fire. I have a right to burn anything I want. You can't tell me what to do." - an arsonist
Thank you very much antifa, blm, and so forth.
@@brianparker9924 So, tell me, where is antifa residing in right now?
@@superjester5178 portland, Seattle, DC, LA. It might be faster if I tell you where they aren't. Then again, the advent of the car makes it hard to pinpoint their exact position.
@@brianparker9924 from 2000-2020, how many people have Antifa actually killed?
@@superjester5178 what does that have to do with anything. What are you, a bot? At least 40 people and the numbers are still being talied from the wild fires.
No mask, no service. My right as a business owner. Simple.
Your right spidey
@@AlexReiter1988 what's on his right?
@@lmno567 doc oc
People really think they have an unaliable right to go into whatever business they want under whatever condition they want
Wise words from a wise human
You know a Lawyer is good, when he can slide into a sponsorship smoother than the brains of the anti-masker.
I have an autoimmune condition, so I am high-risk for complications. I have not been in a grocery store since February 2020. I am so grateful to all those who put up with the discomfort of wearing a mask in order to protect as many people as possible. Thank you so much.
Now if only the ones who need to hear this watched the vid
Amen 🙏😉
Their ears are blocked by 'Freedom Earbuds'
That's where the dislikes came from sadly.
Anything with "legal" in the name, they ignore it
Sadly it seems only intellectuals watch these videos, and by intellectuals, I mean people with common sense
"You can't tell by my words and actions, but I'm a Christian."
That guy was being ironic, right?
Please tell me he was being ironic.
Yes, he's a comedian.
@@hohhoch3617 Thank goodness. I'd much rather be made fun of than live in world where he was being serious.
Ha!
People label themselves as christians and get away with a bunch of shit, primarily with other christians.
Remember when Christians were arrested and executed - ya, that's still happening today. A lot. Everywhere.
My mother is a respiratory therapist. Her job is, in a very literal sense, to regulate human breathing. She wears 2 masks and a face shield while working 12 hour shifts. Florida Karen can shove it.
RT’s are truly on the frontline.
My wife watched a guy get kicked out of a gas station. He was asked to cover his face with his shirt and he refused, so the store manager told him he needs to leave because it's store policy. He asked "Are you sure?" And the manager repeated herself, and he said "Well, I can't argue with that." And left.
All he had to do was pull his shirt over his face... Instead he left.. what a high horse... Lol
TheMysticGamez 13 Except masks do work. There’s a huge amount of evidence proving this, which Legal Eagle talks about.
@@flysoup3607 The shirt will do exactly what 99% of masks do. Stop droplets from hitting other people in the face.
@@ruukinen yea except it's probably still safer to just wear a mask.
@@ThatZackAttackery So.....you're from FL, then? Or just an idiot?
@@ThatZackAttackery 300,000 people in my state were diagnosed with covid-19 yesterday. 7,000 people died of it.
7, 000 per day is a lot of people dying of a completely preventable disease
I almost can't believe this is even a thing. Almost.
Yup when I first saw it I thought
Wow some people are Bat **it crazy
Now it's
How many people are that ignorant ?
Would you believe it if you saw it on CNN?
The ADA requires reasonable accommodation. Endangering the rest of the public is, almost certainly, not a reasonable accommodation.
Funny how all these "disabled" people carry "disabled" cards. I've been disabled for years without carrying a card. I had one for the vehicle I was riding in, but I never thought to carry it around. I didn't get one to carry around until I had an implant put in a decade later
@@JohnSmith-qq7fm almost like things have changed this past year where a card is necessary so they dont I dunno get tased for non compliance.
"Endangering?" Quantify that for us, please. If your risk numbers are similar to those same numbers for driving or walking around during flu season, then you have no case.
@@BrighamMike who’s gotten tased for non compliance?
I love how people like you need to make up “what if” scenarios while simultaneously waving away ACTUAL risks and problems.
@@kaitzi no there was a lady just tased at a high school football game. I'm not making shit up happened last weeks. Take a look videos out there.
2020: The year where all hope for humanity died along with millions of others who didn't deserve to.
“How to think like a toddler.”
I think that that’s very offensive. When toddlers are told something that’s common sense that goes against their ideals, they agree with it after they throw a tantrum. The same can’t be said about the no maskers.
"Masks are common sense" which is why you never wore one until 2020. I guess you just enjoyed murdering people with the flu all these years?
snex we have vaccines against that.
@@snex000 there usually is a vaccine for the flue. So the people at risk midigate their risk enough with a vaccine so that there is no need to wear a mask. But I do agree that more people need to start wearing masks when they are sick as a regular thing.
@@saphired02 A vaccine being available is not relevant. If you are walking around with the flu, you are spreading it. You are just making excuses because you *know* masks are BS.
@@snex000 there are countries where wearing a mask when you're sick is a regular and expected thing but a lot of Western countries don't do that. before the pandemic a lot of people in Western countries were threatened by people who wore masks. I remember seeing a video of two Asian girls who visited the UK and were wearing masks and whenever they tried to talk to somebody they were avoided. honestly I'm kind of happy masks are being normalized around the world maybe now people will actually wear them when they're sick. It's not like there would be any negative effect to that.
As someone who is pregnant and gets light-headed wearing a mask for longer than a few minutes, I have been so pleased with alternate services-- grocery pickup, amazon fresh, etc. And if I choose to enter a store, I wear a mask and try to get through quickly. There are just so many options out there. I have done grocery pickup and then dropped it off to other people who are also unable to go shopping. (And this goes without saying, but I see wearing a mask as a small price to pay when I...you know... Don't want to get sick 🤷)
Yes! I was injured when the pandemic began and couldn't get around well. Curbside pickup has become my very favourite way to shop. I never want to do regular online or store shopping again!
Oh I'm sorry about your discomfort while wearing a mask, that must not be fun : (=)/ I am really surprised at your calmness about all of this especially with having so many discomforts right now. I'm sure someone else in your place would have already been ranting on twitter or throwing tantrums at target 🤣❤️👌👌👍🤗
Just wear your freakin' mask -- a little light-headedness won't kill you. COVID will.
Shawna Burt she did, she said she did. This is a good person. She had a good reason not to wear a mask BUT SHE STILL DID. Props to you Chrissy
@@wmdkitty I mean dizziness can kill you. Or rather it's a symptom of something that can kill you.
"And the people of Florida were not going to be Out-Florida'd by out states" has got to be the best line I've ever heard!
"we reserve the right to deny anyone service for any reason" me to everyone who doesn't wear a mask in my store
Well technically there's anti-discrimination laws, but anti-maskers are NOT a protected category... with good reason.
OBJECTION:
Your logo changed without telling counsel first 😤
Wait it did??
@@Number1Irishlad It now has a colour gradient on its feathers.
Motion to dismiss?
Objection:
Petition to change name of LegalEagle to LegalKegel
@@alexricky87 im cool with it. My feelings are just hurt we werent informed prior 😢
Stuff like this is giving me anxiety attacks. Until this election cycle I just did not realize that so many people can collectively ignore reality.
Just the other day there was a “protest” in a Florida target where people marched in the store screaming about not wearing a mask
@@flysoup3607 Masks do work and Covid-19 is not a scam as over 200,000 people and their friends and family can attest. So yes, you ARE acting like a toddler by ignoring reality. Do you throw tantrums too?
@@steveaustin2686 They're already throwing tantrums all over TH-cam comment sections.
TheMysticGamez 13 I didn't realize you were a lawyer. Great job on screaming about anyone you disagree with being a fake.
Finally someone is relating this to anti-smoking laws! Makes absolute sense to me. I was glad to learn how this is and isn't related to the ADA.
Except it's not the same thing, not even remotely close to the same thing.
@@snaplemouton okay, I just watched a video that talks about how it's similar. So how isn't it even close to the same thing?
@@JimJamTheAdmin The fact that the law only apply to those effectively smoking while the mask mandate applies to everyone, regardless of being infected or not, out of potential asymptomatic or early gestation infection.
The fact that it has been proven out of any doubt that smoke from smokers effectively has a negative effect on health in near 100% of cases while covid-19 is only problematic to a certain subset of the population.
I'm not saying to not wear a mask, I'm saying that comparing it to the no-smoking laws is a fallacy.
@@snaplemouton A smoking ban applies to everyone. No one can smoke whether they smoked before or not everyone's right to smoke was restricted not just smokers.
The fact that most people won't exercise the choice does not matter for figuring out whether it effects them, otherwise one can argue that if most people will wear masks anyway then most peoples right not wear a mask is unaffected by a mask requirement, since they were going to wear it anyway.
Also while the health effects of second hand smoke are real and established, they are very small compared to the health effects of actually being a smoker. Even among people constantly exposed to second hand smoke (such as people working in bars) the effect was an increase in potentially deadly things like cancer (only like a 20-30% increased risk for cancer or heart disease) not a guarantee you would get something and die, so it is also only problematic for a subset of the population (the subset of workers constantly exposed who actually developed a pathology, workers constantly exposed to second hand smoke are already a subset of the general population). There are lesser health effects due to smoking that are more common (more respiratory infections etc.) but there are lesser health effects due to COVID that are much more common (cough, minor damage to heart and lungs that can be picked up by MRI and X-rays etc.). The total deaths attributable to second hand smoke in an average year since 1964 are in the tens of thousands, COVID will almost certainly kill more people this year so COVID if anything affects more of the population with health effects. www.cdc.gov/tobacco/data_statistics/fact_sheets/secondhand_smoke/health_effects/index.htm
So given that the comparison between smoking bans and mask requirements are indeed apt.
@@allanolley4874 If you're not a smoker, the no smoking law doesn't affect you in any ways shape or form other then preventing smokers from polluting your air. The mask mandate forces everyone to wear a mask.
And smoke doesn't just increase cancer and heart disease. Inhaling smoke has negative effect, period. It has negative effects for everyone. Doesn't matter if you're exposed to it for a few seconds or all day everyday.
Covid only has negative effect on old people and people with underlying conditions with very few exceptions. If you are healthy and young, you have more chance to get hit by lightning twice than dying or suffering lasting effects from covid-19, even if you were licking public toilet seats.