r/EntitledPeople - Psycho Karen STALKS Me To Steal My "Pretty" Bag! Won't Stop!
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- r/entitledpeople - OP is shopping one day when an Entitled Karen approaches, saying how much she liked OP's bag and demands to have it! When OP says no, the entitled Karen goes nuts!
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Story 6: Drive to the police station, wait for her to follow you in, then call the cops and tell them you feel threatened.
I did that. Someone was following me home from the bar one night, fortunately with my friend. I noticed him and instead of taking my exit off the freeway, I took the next one and drove to the police station. I pulled in and then the guy noticed that it was a police station. He drove passed and had to turn around to get out of the newly developed area.
I was thinking that too
Amen, what an excellent course of action. Even just driving to the Local PD would hopefully do the trick. If she was too crazy to get the hint, then police would be RIGHT THERE to arrest that crazy woman for her felonious activity.
I'd do almost this. Because she'd probably notice it was a police station and leave before she learned her lesson like the comment above me. I'd have called the police right then and have her follow me to some other parking lot. I'd also take video of her for evidence.
Do this but also have dash cams and make 4 right turns (going in a complete circle) if you can so you can prove you were being followed
They weren’t hunting they were POACHING. You are correct on all counts. Trapping deer and hunting at night, except for raccoon is illegal
Not to mention that there are hunting seasons so you can't just hunt certain animals whenever you feel like it.
A B-B gun hunting deer?? That's a toy that has no business except target practice or teaching gun safety, unless it's in the hands of PROFESSIONALS hunting rats and crows (see TH-cam vid selection). And the "B-B" guns they use are way too expensive for poachers.
@@ThomasWLalor Many states have minimum rifle calibers required to legally hunt larger game. Not sure I've ever seen where an air rifle is legal.
Trespassing on private property, at night, with a weapon? Nope!
@@stephanien6237 great way to get shot
Story 4: Any story that ends with a Karen handcuffed and in the back of a police cruiser has a happy ending.
The only Stories that are better than ones ending with a Karen in Cuffs are the ones that ended with a Karen in a coffin...
Unfortunately, I have yet to find one of those...
Darn It!!!
On the other hand, there's always tommorow to make one of my fondest dreams come true...
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Normally I would agree but all that mask crap was bullshit. Never kept anyone "safe" from the virus.
Cops *refuse* to do anything about stalkers
Even better if they get OC sprayed or tazed.
It should have been Animal Control, as K was obviously rabid!
Story 6: I've heard of a similar situation, but the OP had their wallet in the bag. The Karen tried to snatch and run when the OP's back was turned. The OP naturally yelled for security, who stopped Karen. Karen tried to say it was her bag and demanded OP be arrested. Police called. OP then tells cops her wallet was in that bag. Cops search bag, find wallet, Karen gets free taxi to jail with new bling.
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If a Karen is in the way:
Step 1. Ask them to move.
Step 2. TELL them to move.
Step 3. MAKE them move.
One time I had a stalker following me for miles, while driving at night. I had no phone, so I pulled into a convenience store, jumped out and yelled call the police as I opened the store doors.
The guy peeled away fast.
Getting someplace public and well lit to seek help is safer than getting trapped in an unfamiliar place.
I'm so sorry this happened to you.
This must have been terrifying 🥺
We're you able to get any details of the car or did the shop's security camera pick up the licence plate number?
I'm glad you're safe ❤️
@@victoriabutterfly6521 I'm so old now that security cameras were not so common then. The only reason I was so concerned, was that the hiway we were on was isolated so I feared being forced off the road. This went on for over forty miles and I was driving way over the speed limit to get away. I grew up in a rough environment so I was always overly aware. I so wished to attract a cop to pull me over, but none were out that night.
Second story: even if it’s “office buildings,” besides having a “key,” how do you know that I don’t “work” there and need to get something from one of those “offices?”
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In addition to being a liar, she not too smart; is she?
IDK Y it took me So Long to figure out that Almost All Karen victims are passive, anxious, introvert or just non-confrontational. This particular story pointed it out that, after the First Attempt to get in, I🦸♀️ would have had a few Violent & Offensive words to say about how I Am Going Past You, with or without an Ambulance BiteMeBitch‼️(people trying to reason? With a Karen? Nah!) Reasoning doesn't work with a Karen, they Only hear what they Want to hear 🙃
She's never heard of mixed-use buildings? Safer, preferred environmentally.
No hunting at night, no deer trapping or baiting, no hunting within 300 yards of a premises and only during hunting season.
Should have called the Police/Sheriff Deputy. Karen and hubby would have been heavily fined, and lost not only all their guns, but any vehicle involved in the illegal hunting. Bye bye, family car.
Also, here in my area, "armed tresspass" is a Class Three Felony.
Florida allows baiting, why, I don't know. Don't own a gun and never will.
@@lancerevell5979 and probably lost their kid to CPS custody for involving a minor in felony crime.
They are really lucky that OP's parent didn't shoot them all in defence for armed tresspassing
Very gutsy of them to say that they knew they were on public land when they cheated their way in through a gate they didn't have a code for. I wonder if their small brains thought it was a state park because sometimes those have gates at the visitor entrances, but surely all the houses would give it away?
@@lancerevell5979 Trapping deer is poaching. You can get years and years in prison for it, especially given the other charges liked armed trespass that the DA could have stacked on top of it. Depending on what their previous record was, their parole officer might not have even been born yet.
I've heard that Phantom or the Opera got an update. When she went to the store again her friend told her that she was banned from the store because she attacked a minor girl and tried to take her Totoro jacket because "her daughter would love it". She is clearly unhinged and I hope her family gets her the care she needs. Of course even if they checked her into a psych ward she probably wouldn't get better if she maintains that she did nothing wrong etc etc. You can lead a horse to water but you can't make them drink you know
Do you know if she was arrested for assaulting that minor girl? I certainly hope so! And you're right, she is clearly unhinged. But just banning her from the store without her being arrested just means she's free to go do this at another store.
@@karenogush5622 keep in mind that these stories can be a bit vague on the details. The update I heard didn't mention police or arrest but I can't imagine that they wouldn't 🤷♀️ Actually I kinda wonder about the daughter because I once heard a story where a woman tried to steal a nice car for her son. Turns out that her adult son wants nothing to do with her but she keeps trying to get into his life with gifts that he'll like. Even if that means trying to steal stuff. And she wonders why her son is estranged from her. So hearing this I wonder if it's a similar situation.
@@ponyfairyVania I hadn't thought about that but that could be the case. She could be trying to buy her way back into her daughter's life or maybe even be delusional (who's to say she even has a daughter to begin with). This is another reason I hope police were called, because if she is delusional or mentally ill in another way maybe they'll be able to mandate some sort of psychiatric care for her.
@@karenogush5622 I guess all we drama lamas can do is hope she got the police called on her. Whatever her relationship with her daughter is (or if she has a daughter) she needs professional help.
It's also Illegal to Hunt within a certain distance of Residences...and if they were close enough to OP's home for their flashlight beams to be seen, they were definitely within the Prohibited Zone...
So that's yet another Charge for Mr. & Mrs. Karen to get hit with...
That depends on local law. The channel "Gold Shaw Farm" up in Vermont is facing issues relating to this. His poultry farm guard dogs were upset, found out there were racoon hunters letting their own hounds run on his property, and the hunters are fighting him in court over their hunting rights to chase prey wherever it goes.
My wife and I have both had Covid, and we both wore masks. Unfortunately due to previous health issues the vaccine would not be good for us. Let me make this perfectly clear I am not against vaccines. My children are vaccinated I’m vaccinated up to a point. But what really gets on my nerves are the people who think it’s violating their rights to be told to wear a mask or you can’t shop in a certain store. Nowhere in the Bill of Rights, Or the Declaration of Independence, or the emancipation proclamation, or Roe versus Wade, or Ray Ray versus the Kwik mart, does it say anything about having the right to shop at any store you want. They are private businesses! If they tell you that you can only wear your right shoe in order to come into their store they have the right to enforce that rule. Whatever your beliefs are on wearing a mask versus not wearing a mask, the store has the right to tell you to go pound sand.
Exactly I just leave. Also as long as it’s not public. But only public can if it’s a state mandate.
I know right! There is a grocery store in my town that doesn't allow people who are wearing masks into the store and you wouldn't believe the freak outs people have.
@@SuperUnemployable I'm sure we would believe and that's the sad part
Yup. Their business, their rules. Refuse to comply, then be prepared to be trespassed and arrested. Enough said.
@@kimkeller5155 that’s why I just leave. I don’t wanna make my health worse. You know?
Pro tip: If you're ever in a situation like in story 6, or any other situation where you believe you're being followed, DON'T DRIVE HOME! Drive to the nearest police station then park in their parking lot. The stalker/Karen/creep will usually get spooked and leave you alone. If they don't, go inside and tell them you're being followed and would like police assistance. The police will take care of it and make sure you're safe. They may even give you a police escort home if warranted.
This is incredibly situational, if possible follow the operator's instruction and try to see if the stalker will follow you past where police vehicles pull out from. This may not work because they may get spooked when seeing black and white but if they are determined enough to follow you through there, you may be able to have police pull out in front and back of the stalker's vehicle and box them in.
Once again, incredible situation and don't expect it to work but you never know.
@@Lightna Thanks! I'll keep that in mind! I know it's super situational, but any information that might help keep me (or anyone else) safe is worth it! Safety is always top priority!
Story six.... When being followed, best thing is to drive to the nearest police station. If the stalker stays, get the attention of a cop, tell him/her about the stalker.
Yeah, that was exactly what I was thinking. They would have checked the security cameras at the store and had more than enough prove to charge her.
If you can find a busy gas station or restaurant, it's even better, because not all police stations are full of cops during shifts. But run into a Sheetz, you have at least 3-4 people with you. Drive up to McDonald's and tell the speaker you'd like someone to escorts you inside because of a stalker.
Stalked over a souvenir bag is a new one for me! That was creepy. It gave me the chills. I don't even think people do that when they see someone with a real Birkin bag.
I would have drove straight to the police station with the police on the phone and tell them the crazy lady had been following me around in the store and then started following me and let the police take care of it.
It is really a shame that now-a-days you cannot enjoy the things that put a smile on your face and that you have to keep them locked up
I'm glad you wrote out exactly what I would have done. If at all possible, I'd have photographed the license plate or written down the plate number. It's because
of creepy trash people like that we have to take so many precautions. :(
Pretty much the same as I'd do. If someone is crazy enough to follow so blatantly without even attempting to hide it, there's no telling what she'd do if she could catch you alone or find out where you live.
Phantom bag story: Drive right to the police staion
I would have been calling the police before leaving the store. Like "I had one conversation with this lady about my bag, and she said her daughter would love to have it. Now she's just following me through the store, and not being sneaky about it."
last story: That stalker Karen was cray cray. I'm glad op made it home safe n sound.
I would have driven to the police station and filed a complaint against her.
@@janburkin357 Definitely! Write down her plate number and snap a picture too! She should call her friend and make sure he/she remembers the details for the statement. No Joke that "lady" is not stable!
Also, she got home & thought "Crap, I forgot to get what I went to the store for"
OP *never* should have gone to their car in the first place. Stay inside of the store and in plain view of the public. Alert store staff you are being followed, and have them call the police. Never go to your car if you suspect you are being followed. You are safer out in public than within the confines of a car.
If you are already in your car when you notice someone is following you, do not drive home, drive to the nearest police station and ask for help. Most stalkers will get spooked if you go to a police station (in which case you should try to memorize their license plate and a description of the vehicle itself) and then report the vehicle to them so that they can track the vehicle down and follow up on the situation.
Story 5: as a longtime Lurker of Reddit I know that a Karen's Signature Move is to interrupt their victim and Hope that the Manager (or whoever is in charge) will just take Karen's word for it and let Karen have her way, except that never happens because of things like; Needing details from both sides, Eye-witnesses and my favorite CCTV Footage of Karen Committing a Crime
It's not just a Karen thing. It's a common tactic of thieves. Causing a big ruckus gets people (the manager/employees/etc) to react impulsively to try and calm the situation. Theives take advantage of that to abscond with your valuables. The trick is to practice staying calm and firm, not letting the Karen get you worked up. You being calm makes the manager/employee stop and reasses & undermines Karen's control over the situation.
Story 6: It's kind of terrifying that this Karen had the mentality of a Serial Killer, she tried to follow OP home and who knows how far she would've gone to get that Bag from OP?..
I would have driven to a police station and flagged a police officer or waved down a cop car.
I kept thinking Karen would have driven past the house and probably came back later.
I'd have called the cops to assure I got home safe and that she wouldn't follow me
Yes, def serial killer material there. We could make a killer ghost movie about this and call it “Phantom of the Prada”
I was wondering the same. I mean what was her plan? Seemed like she was ready to murder her. 😯
Story six, if she'd follow me in every isle, I'd ask if she wanted a date or something. Lol if she followed me in the car I'd drive around and stop at the police station
For story 6: If I were in that situation I would have pulled into the town hall and walked into the police station at the back entrance. Police station seems to be 100% the place to take her in a situation like that one.
I worked in an ER. A teen was brought in from a pedestrian/ police car accident. The kid had a broken thumb. His mom showed up and started saying that the first thing she was going to buy from the money she was expecting to get was a “new brown sweater “. She told this to everyone she saw. It was found her kid had run into the cops car, not the other way around, so no new brown sweater.
Story 6: I find that pulling into a police station parking lot usually discourages the most persistent stalkers. If that doesn't discourage them and if they still follow, you can phone the station from your car and I assure that an officer will be happy to come out and chat with your stalker.
Turn on your hands free and call the cops before you pull into the station...
This behaviour is NOT ok
Last story: I would have just driven into the parking lot of a police station, flagged down an officer and asked them to question this lady as to why she is stalking me....
Regarding Story #5: The level if that Karen's delusion was so high (sticking to her story even after being contradicted by the security camera footage) that I hope that she was given a 51/50 (a 72-hour, involuntary, psychiatric hold). She is obviously a danger those around her. Her delusion may make her a danger to herself.
I was so satisfying to have her taken out in handcuffs, because I suspect she is simply an entitled B. But maybe you are right that she honestly is dangerously delusional…
This woman actually followed someone home with hopes of snatching a custom tote bag? Haven't you ever heard of buying something online? What the hell is wrong with you?!
In that Karen’s mind, Everything is wrong she’s not getting what she thinks she deserves
Agreed. There’s something *really* wrong with this woman’s thinking (and morals/ethics). She sound dangerous.
But, why should she have to pay for a tote bag if she can find it on line? Surely you realize that she is entitled to have whatever she wants regardless of who it belongs to. She wants it so she should have it, case closed.
I'm a cancer patient and always wear a mask. I coordinate with my outfit😊
Story 3: OP; Hello Security Office
Security Office; Hello, something wrong?
OP; yes, there is a Karen setting Beartraps in my Backyard
Understood, we'll get animal control on her.
They were Deer traps.
@@rebeccamichael626 Any trap that could hold the common white-tailed deer (usually 68kg to 136kg) could probably injure a person, especially a child
@@rebeccamichael626 There are no such things AFAIK. My Mom’s hunted for Decades & she’s never heard of such a thing either. Like was said in the original post, they were more than likely Bear Traps.
Hunting on private property without permission is, in fact, illegal. Even if it's the sole factor making it illegal its illegal. I feel it's kind of obvious that some laws are reasonable and should be fairly obvious due to safety issues and this I will admit is one normally wouldn't think of unless you hunt. My advice to any new to private property hunters and landowners out there is to make sure you get permission, get it often, get it documented, and most importantly be safe.
That Karen in the second story is lucky... a less reasonable and patient person would've shoved her out of the way.
Or stepped up and roared in her face. I once had a man try to attack me and I lunged at him and barked and snarled like a dog and he literally leaped straight up and whirled in midair and RAN. LMAO. Nothing is funnier than outcrazying the crazies.
I remember my mom and I were in a Goodwill when this guy comes rushing into the store with a clerk following him. Two clerks tell him he needs to put on a mask to which he yells, “I HAVE COPD”. My mom has COPD and trying to yell like that would absolutely send her into a coughing fit; she wore a mask.
99% of people hate masks and accompanying policies. That doesn’t stop good or calm people from either finding a store that doesn’t require them or just putting one on. Masks suck, protecting people doesn’t.
The masks don't protect anyone from the virus responsible for them unless you're wearing properly fitted N95 masks. Anything else is a waste of time.
Still no excuse for causing trouble for innocent employees, but please don't give undue credit to the masks.
Copd is an umbrella term my father-in-law has it but his is chronic bronchitis so most of the time it's not a problem but any cold can turn worse. That's l like saying all diabetics need insulin pumps because others with it need one. There are multiple levels and types and COPD is way more broad of term than diabetic. Emphysema is also under the copd diagnosis and they have 4 levels of mild, moderate, severe, and very severe. Don't judge people I have an invisible disability that has me need a electronic cart from time to time and I get nasty looks when using it because I am young but at the same time my ankle has decided it dose not want to work that day.
@@sarahrigdon7311 I never said or implied that he was lying. Although, I can see now that my post could be interpreted that way, and for that, I’m very sorry. I meant that her lungs work worse than his is all. Is that still bad? Yelling requires decent lung capacity but is it bad to compare(just on the topic of wearing/not wearing masks, no Suffering Olympics)?
@@gaxalee7392 I didn't think you were being judgmental.❤️❤️
I work at a place that runs state lottery machines, and the number of people that are entitled about being able to play regardless of any rules - much less wearing a mask - is nuts. Back when we had spacing requirements we had a couple that was upset we wouldn’t let them play together. Because then they’d be too close to other players.
Sixth story: Being stalked and followed by an angry Karen wanting something from you is the main plot of horror movies.
A horror movie-on the Lifetime channel.
@@stephanien6237 Yeah, horror story. "She Was Murdered Over A Souvenir Tote Bag". People have been mugged and killed over jackets and sports shoes. So, a tote bag? Why not. We live in a crazy world.
The "deer hunting" story. It is also illegal in every place I am aware of to discharge a firearm within x distance of an occupied dwelling.
As far as the 11,000 pound bike I bet that’s a nice bike. And I really love the way you had her concerned about the repairs. I seriously doubt it did, but I really really really really really hope it did teach her at least a little bit of a lesson.
I would have let her stew for a week then sent her an invoice for a bike inspection just to drive the lesson a little deeper!
Don't you know anything about Karens?
They never learn anything: everything is someone else fault and she's always the poor victim.
@@RealengoPrimordialDemon
Have you given up hope for all humanity already? We can still hope that one day at least on single Karen will learn to change, maybe even learn that life doesn’t revolve around them. My sis-n-law is a huge Karen (both physical and mental) and she learned a lesson about treating my kids like Karens do. Now she won’t even speak to me…so that one she did understand she had to stop doing.
@@cherokeeirishman9612 they can learn but only by facing harsh consequences and even then a lot of them don't really change and just learn not to be so obviously Karen. In my country we don't have those kind of people here cause if a Karen tries to do those things here she/he will end up in a hospital or worse.
@@cherokeeirishman9612 It depends on what is causing the karen behavior. If it is just entitlement, there's a chance they can learn. If its mental illness, that's more likely to need professional help. I honestly don't have much faith in humanity. There are lots of good individuals, but it seems like the scum are the ones that rise to the top.
If you know someone is following you on the road, then drive to your local police station
OR, drive to some very secluded spot...........
My two closest police stations are 3 miles east and four miles south. Not a problem.
Also, in story 5, the Karen was almost certainly a bike thief casing the event for expensive bikes to steal. I've had friends get their bike stolen at events like that, and bike theft has been a huge issue at just about every town fair/event/festival I've ever been to or volunteered at. She was probably trying (and failing) to take advantage of the confusion to walk off with OP's bike before he knew what had happened.
As much as anyone may have hated masks, I actually was all for it, mostly because it was 90% at work at UPS the sweat sucks but it’s dusty as fuck in there 24/7. so to me it was a free dust mask every day
I love masks, since I started to use them my allergies, sinus infections cold and flu basically disappear almost completely. Also no having to endure other people bad breath and ugly faces is definitely a plus.
I live in NYS where the policy was enforced via the state so EVERYONE wore a mask. I only saw a few in the beginning who fought wearing it but it didn’t last as there were only essential stores open so if you wanted food/basic essentials or gas you wore a mask. Period. And they work.
@@traceej4685 they work... Yet NYC was one of the most affected by the flu.
I struggle with facial expressions, I'm not always aware of what face I'm making. Masks have been a blessing, lol.
@@MalekitGJ that had more to do with population density than anything. That many people, that crowded together, causes diseases to spread swiftly and violently, even with all precautions in place.
Re: The Days of Mask Policies: I typically carried some with me, but there was at least one time when I had forgotten, but the store staff were nice and agreed to my suggestion: "You could give me a pack of masks right now and I'll pay for it at checkout."
I did pay, for the record. I was not trying to trick them into giving me free masks.
I didn't wear a mask and I didn't go places that required them. I did carry one in case there was some type of emergency or something that would make me decide on my own to put one on but I never wore it.
@@earndoggy Guess you never had to go to the doctor as you were required to wear one.
@@kimkeller5155 my doctor did not require them because he did not buy into the lies. His professional knowledge was not compromised and he knew masks were more harmful than good in this case. If you wanted to wear one you could but he never required them.
@@earndoggy Same here. Most big chain supermarkets required them here. But there were a few small town supermarkets which didn't require masks. So when I was refused service at the Big chains, I just took my business elsewhere, simple as that. No freakouts required. I guess Karens will always be Karens.
@@BuriedDutchman yep they would be Karens no matter what.
Tip, try to lead a stalker to the police station. Quite often they'll realize to late that they're at the police station.
Story 6: that’s when you call the police. Legitimately
I was thinking pull into the police station as that, in itself, would also serve as evidence.
The only way to process story #2 is to look at it from a Karen's point of view. A true Karen, if caught in rain, hail, ect... would tell any lie necessary to get out of the rain, so she would naturally assume that that's what everybody else would do as well.
I worked at one of those stores as well. One day while I was on "mask duty" an old boss of mine came in and had to throw my weight around for same reason.
I was always taught that if someone was trying to follow you home, the best tactic is to drive straight to the nearest police station for help, and sit there (in your LOCKED car) till they either leave, or you draw a cop's attention.
Call the police and let them know as well. They should send an officer out after that
@@roxasmaker Yeah, but back when I was taught that, there WAS no such thing as cellphones, so calling the cops was no option. And even today, you have no way of knowing how far down on the priority list a call about being followed will land. And at least at the station, there's little chance of going unnoticed if they DO try to get violent.
@@juliebaker6969 If the station is staffed at the time. A decade ago, a woman pulled into the parking lot of a mid sized Florida city for help. Her ex husband followed her. It was locked u tight. He shot her to death. The Sheriff is the only place in that area that is staffed 24/7 and only at their headquarters.
@@michaelterrell Huh, well I've never lived anywhere where the police station was EVER closed. And both where I grew up, and where I live now are so small that there IS only one city police station in town. There is also a township station where I grew up, which DOES close. And since the place I live NOW is the county seat, there is ALSO the sheriff's office which doesn't close either.
I guess if the station is CLOSED, you should just drive to one of the places cops sit for speed traps, or just drive till you find a cop to flag down.🤷
@@juliebaker6969 Good luck with that. The area is fairly quiet at night, and I have never heard of a speed trap in this county. There are some in the county to the north of us that were well known. as I said, the Sheriff's headquarters is full staffed, along with the Highway Patrol, but I have no idea where their nearest post is. We are next to I-75, which is heavily patrolled around the clock, but it is not a good idea to try to distract a patrol car on an Interstate highway.
This just dawned on me, especially when Amber Heard acts like this. Karens are narcissistic.
Story 2 I would call the cops for her blocking my access to my house. It's illegal to bar peoples coming and going from there homes.
Regarding mask story.
I was against masks. I had the view that keeping distance, shopping at slower hours, avoiding people was alot better than a mask. Esp since 90% of the people I did see using masks was using them wrong.
But all those things do not excuse that karens behaviour. If the store has mask on policy, you follow it. Or go to another store.
Private business, private rules!
My thought was this;
Karen: You'll tell me where to get a washing machine, or you'll get out of my way.
Security: You can get a washing machine elsewhere because you're clearly not going to be allowed inside here.
Both stories that have these karens don't want to listen just makes me want to put a whistle on my Keychain to bring it out whenever I'm in a situation like that.
I carry an "Acme Thunderer" referee's whistle at all times. You wouldn't *believe* how loud it is. Works brilliantly!
I am at high risk from covid because I have existing lung damage. So even when I am not compelled to wear a mask, I still wear one anyway (a full KN95 medical grade mask).
I saw people wearing masks all the time when I was stationed in Japan. Their culture stresses the individual’s obligations to their community, which includes keeping your germs to yourself. If you catch a cold, you wear a mask so you don’t spread your cold to everyone else.
If our culture cared about other people this way, we would have far fewer Karens ruining peoples’ days. Don’t be a Richard.
Well said!
Agreed! I would see anime and J-dramas from Japan with people wearing masks when sick growing up and wishing we did that here. I'm still wearing my masks even now - I'm fed up with getting sick all the time and since I started wearing them I haven't gotten sick.
@@NotAFanOfHandles It’s amazing how that works so well. I don’t care what other people think when it comes to my health, so I will wear a mask even if covid goes away (which I doubt).
One of my kids is a nurse at my city’s best hospital. They told me this morning that they are definitely seeing an uptick in covid cases. They had several people come to the ER from a local nursing home. These homes are where covid hits hardest because the population in them is frail and the number of visitors is high. We definitely have at least a small wave of infections going. Probably a new variant, but that’s just me guessing. Stay safe, friend.
If I was OP in the last story, I would have called the police as soon as I was alone in the car
or asked the store friend to call them before even leaving the store
There’s several problems with the Karen and her sons going hunting. I’m and outdoorsman and I can tell you there’s jail time for them
Absolutely. Who the heck TRAPS deer?!
@@jeanettewaverly2590 you would be surprised to see what people would do if desprit
@@nicholassanabria6493 This is true. Those folks may have been desperate or they may just have been a$$holes.
@@jeanettewaverly2590 maybe both
I still wear a mask when in crowded stores.
Me too!!!
I saw someone who screamed about how masks were against God's law. My friend and I are also severely immunocompromised. I tried to be nice to people who refused to wear masks my friend however was not as polite. Every time we went to the store we spent 7 days in self-isolation. for my friend, it was her heart and I was always trying to make sure both of us were safe.
Not really sure how they would be against "god's law" but I am sure it was some bs they found in the internet and never investigated it past that. Me I would have asked which "god" there quite a few concepts of gods. This is much like all the people claiming "HIPAA" violations of non covered entities like grocery stores. It has amazed me how surgical type masks have been used for dropplet isolation infection control successfully for over a century, but suddenly in the last 2 years like magic they don't work because...internet idots I guess. I am in a similar boat as you being immune compromised and working in critical care transport had to be very careful myself. I can be hard to tamp down my frustrations with the idiotic actions and excuses surrounding masks.
It’s honestly shameful how people with make up stories to support their refusal to slightly (and temporarily) inconvenience themselves to prevent the spread of an airborne communicable disease during a global pandemic.
It’s almost like asking people to care, even a tiny bit, about anyone other than themselves is anathema.
Jesus said to love they neighbor as thyself. These anti maskers falsely quoting God’s law should remember that.
I hope you and your friend are and remain safe! 💕
That's ridiculous. But at the same time, when most people are vaxxed, why should they have to keep wearing masks that (in my case) made me sicker wearing? As in normally I'm sick around twice a year, fall and a week in Jan/Feb. During mask mandates it was every couple of months. I'm no expert, but I don't doubt it was keeping germs trapped to my face nonstop and my immune system being weakened by not actively fighting all the time (like how you lose muscles when you don't work out).
So while I do completely understand your medical situation, how is it then okay to force me (who gets sick) to risk my own health? Especially now that we have vaccines and loads of ppe and a culture of masking when sick, why not return that responsibility to the individual? You can wear your masks that help you feel and stay safe, I can be a responsible member of society and cover any coughs and sanitize what I touch so I don't get as sick? There will always be jerk wads in any crowd, but demanding the bulk of society "bubble wrap" to keep you safe...? That's not fair to everyone strong enough to participate, and I say that as someone with bad knees and a few other conditions.
@@stephanien6237 I've had respiratory problems since grade school. There were too many days that I couldn't breathe enough to keep from seeing red spots in the edges of my vision. I ended up in a hospital once, in the '70s and that was without a mask so for some it is not a 'slight inconvenience'.
@@michaelterrell but luvkki specifically stated these people said it was against gods law not that she was refusing due to health reasons. Most people who refuse are not doing so due to their health.
Karen in a hail storm is like target practice for mother nature .. she will hit the target no matter what and yes it is illegal to trap and hunt deer at night 1. Cause ya not wearing a reflective vest and not having a permit would get ya into trouble and 2. ... family is on some kind of stupid pills
I had a bike stolen once. I was 10 and the thief was an idiot. I had ridden to the local police station but didn’t own a chain at that time. I park the bike in the police lot (where the squad cars park) figuring it would be safe. After all, who would be stupid enough to steal from there? After exiting the station, I noticed my bike gone. I had to go right back inside to report it stolen. Less than a week later, my bike had been found thanks to having the serial number and a detailed description of the bike including bits of minor damage. The idiot thief was found riding it around completely unmodified. Didn’t repaint it to disguise it or anything. It was a pretty expensive bike (relatively speaking), an 18-speed Huffy Mt.Storm mountain bike, so the guy got charged with Grand Larceny. I got my bike back, the guy got jail time, and for days there was talk in the family about the moron who stole from the police station.
I had a bike stolen once and I was happy about it. I had it locked up in my apartment building's bike cage and I'd been getting ready to move. I hadn't really been using the bike nearly enough for it to be worth keeping so I'd been planning on selling it and buying a cheaper one. When I first got it I got a great deal on it because the manufacturer was merging into another one and this was one of the last Gary Fisher bikes they had in the shop, so they sold it to me for their cost. I used it for about 5 years before it was stolen, and then when it was stolen I was able to file a claim with my renter's insurance. After paying the deductible and them factoring in the 5 years of use, I got about $100 more than I'd originally spent on the bike originally. There was absolutely no way that me selling the bike would've come close to that.
It was legitimately stolen and I wasn't trying to get it stolen. The bike lock was right next to where I'd parked my bike with a nice cut taken out of it. I'd been parking my bike in that same spot using the same lock for a few years and never had an issue.
@@jonmendelson1104 - Mysteries of the universe. Sometimes bad things can turn unexpected benefits. Glad it worked out for you. :) I will say, my dad bought me a bike cable with built-in combo lock not long after my bike was returned. Where I lived when I was little didn’t see a lot of this kind of thing and we didn’t see much need until that incident. This did teach me the value of writing down serial numbers, though.
@@hollyhartwick3832 I do have a running joke in my family that the less security you have with something the less likely it is to be stolen. There were plenty of times where I'd leave my bike outside a store or restaurant unlocked and it was never stolen but locked up in a bike cage it was. I keep my car doors unlocked because I don't keep anything of value inside and we had people walking down my street once breaking everyone's windows to see if there was anything of value inside.
A friend of mine sent me a clip from an episode of the Simpsons where Homer is trying to get rid of a trampoline and failing, and then Bart shows him the trick. He attaches a bike lock to it and he and Homer turn around and count to 3, turn back and see Snake (the town criminal) cutting the bike lock. He says, "maybe 5 seconds" and they turn back around for a couple more seconds and then it's gone. (Not the exact quote, this is from memory and it was awhile ago).
@@jonmendelson1104 - Sounds about right. I rode to the library at least once or twice a week, pre-lock, and parked the bike right out front without incident. Did the same at the grocer on occasion. The police lot, though? Too safe to be safe, apparently. Life is weird like that. I grew up in Bournemouth, Dorset, England. Smallish town, some tourism but generally peaceful, especially in ‘87 when this happened. If anything, you’d expect maybe a tourist would be the one with so little respect for the property of locals, but no. It was some dingus who lived just outside town and happened to see my bike one evening. I was at the hearing and I mean it when I say he was an idiot. Caught dead to rights riding the thing, but made up one story or excuse after another for taking it. Even the judge looked baffled at the man having the audacity to knick a bike from a police station. Some people...
The biggest problem for most humans is they forget they have two ears and one mouth.
When you encounter a Karen, say this: "Hey, Miss Entitled! All Actions have Consequences." (then just stare her down). If she says, "huh?" Follow up with: "Choose, therefore, to do only those Actions that result in the Consequences you want." (Continue to stare her down)
Please comment on how this worked out for you.
Actually night hunting happens legally quite often, it just depends on what and how you are hunting. Deer are hunted early evening or morning NOT at night nor with illegal traps. Good luck hunting squirrel at night as they go to bed at sunset.
I swear ... I'd just called the police for hunting near city limits... I genuinely don't even know of one place where that's even viable.
@@DePhoegonIsle some cities allow hunting within city limits, but only with a bow.
I used to have to deal with poachers all the time. But they learned it's not healthy, and can be very costly for them.
That last story gave me chills. That is creepy af. I would be scared to death! But yeah, I'd probably remember to drive to the police station. I definitely wouldn't head home.
Were those 42 cents you were too cheap to shell out for an f-ing mask worth going to jail for, Karen?
Also, it never ceases to amaze me how, in their rampage, Karens forget about the concept of security cameras.
It’s not cost, it’s that her hippo rights were being violated. That she’s not a sheep (as she takes anti-parasite medicine for a virus).
Or finger prints, or anything that leaves evidence for that matter. Karens are stupid people.
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"I don't need a mask, I need a washing machine!"
"You want to clean your brain, ma'am? The kids' toys section is right over there." (pointing to the parking lot)
Where I live, masking is enforced by security guards with batons and bank security guards with shotguns. Nobody argues.
@@RebeccaOre armed security to enforce mask policy, sounds lovely.
@@SuperUnemployable Store employees have been killed because of entitled a-holes refusing to wear masks. If sociopaths are willing to kill someone instead of the extremely minor inconvenience of putting a mask on for ten minutes, an armed guard is necessary.
@@TabbyLavalamp I wonder how you would react to grocery stores with armed guards that dont allow people who ARE wearing masks in their store (for the health of the public of course).
@@SuperUnemployable If a store has a sign that says "No masks" I won't go into that store. No need for a guard.
In the first story, the girlfriend didn't seek money because they were dating, but because she was carrying the brother's child. Yes, she is entitled to a portion of the settlement so she can support his child. The entitlement is in the brother's family thinking they are entitled to the entire settlement, the girlfriend should get nothing, and the child should without.
Yep, that was the point I was going to make. This is your grandchild, but you were going to leave them with nothing?! Yes, they were a bit over the top, but they also didn't want to be forgotten or overlooked by the family when it came to the son's estate, whatever that may be.
I work in EMS and the facial coverings I had to wear during the height of the pandemic left me with absolutely no pity for the idiots complaining about being required to wear the simple surgical masks. Then again weird guy that I am I actually enjoyed the mask mandate, as to me it was a win-win. If the experts who dedicated their lives to the study of virology and disease transmission were correct I did my part to protect others and myself. If not, I got a free pass to enjoy an indefinite Halloween. As I said, Win-win. Also, least problematic allergy seasons of my life!
And at least one flu season went by with a dramatic decrease in cases. I'm still wearing a mask *because Covid hasn't gone away people* but even when I do eventually stop they'll be a regular part of my wardrobe around flu season.
Yeah, I will be wearing masks during allergy and flu seasons for forever most likely. Breathing is kinda nice. It also significantly lessens the effect on my migraine when I have to be near people who insist on drowning themselves in perfume. And bonus, I can mouth "fuck you" at assholes and not get screamed at.
💕💕💕thank you for saving lives both both as EMS and by wearing your mask!
@@waffles3629 Agreed - I still wear masks whenever I'm out of the house, my immune system in basically in the tank. Once I started wearing masks all the time, I stopped getting sick all the time. I've had less of an issue with seasonal allergies, and overly perfumed people don't bother me quite so much - I, too, get bad migraines. I honestly wish I had started wearing them years ago, but it seems like the only places where you wouldn't get those weird/suspicious looks for it would've been in places like Japan or Korea.
@@NotAFanOfHandles yeah, I'm hoping masks when you're sick, but can't avoid going out, become the norm. Because I'm gonna keep wearing mine, even once Covid is in the past. I used to catch everything, and I've barely been sick at all these past few years (chronic illnesses not withstanding, cause that didn't change much).
People freak out about stores requiring masks, but don't care about no shoes no shirt no service
I always wear a mask when I go into businesses, because I would rather be safe than sorry as
for some reason I know I'll end up in the hospital. It sucks to get the looks, but I'm not gonna take
any chances. I don't care what anybody says about it. It's my choice.
It is absolutely your choice. As it should be. Either way.
If only people were given the same choice that you are being given now, back in 2020
Same. I am still masking and the last two times I've been out I've been the only person wearing one, but case numbers are still very high in my area and I don't want to end up with long covid. It's depressing to see most people pretending as if the pandemic is over and talk about mask wearing in the past tense.
@@jennibennett9724 Yup. Long Covid is what worries me too. I'm vaxed and boosted so I'm not too worried about the initial illness (it would still suck), but the after effects? No thank you.
@@jennibennett9724 While you're perfectly within your rights to wear one if it makes you feel better, the simple facts of the science are that it never made a difference. The nature of the virus is such that a mask will not help you. It NEVER helps the wearer; it is ALWAYS about keeping those who are sick from breathing directly into the faces of those who are not.
In the case of Covid-19, however, the nature of the virus is such that it doesn't spread in a way that a mask will protect you. What we know of its airborne transmission is such that it is not stopped by masks unless you basically have your own filtered air supply.
So again, while you're free to wear a mask if it makes you feel better, people not doing so are actually following the science, because wearing one will not help you one iota. And statistically, forcing others to wear them doesn't reduce incidents of Covid-19, either, if you look at the adjusted-for-season data regarding mask-wearing vs. non-mask-wearing States. (If you do NOT adjust for season, then in some seasons you could conclude that wearing masks increases Covid-19 infection rates, which is probably not the goal.)
I've been around a lot of years. Never once have I ever heard you could "trap" deer. There are bow, antique weapons, and riffle seasons. But no "trapping" season.
Story 4: My own entitled Brother is a Covidiot who thinks that the Virus is fake and also refuses to wear a mask
I like to ignore his' existence and pretend that we're not Brothers because he is an embarrassment to Humanity
He is playing Russian roulette with his life and sadly, more often than not, it doesn't end well.
Since this was 3 months ago, I'm giving you the benefit of the doubt. The truth is starting to come out now.
At a funeral of all places... ffs
Story 2: OP Karma'd that Karen so hard she had to do a Walk of Shame in the Rain
Would have loved to see the look on her face when OP was able to open the door with their key.
Not just rain....hail. LOL Depending on the size, those suckers hurt!
I feel bad for her kids. Imagine being raised by someone like that.
Story 3: Firing a BB gun at an animal isn't hunting, it's animal cruelty.
Story 5: Perfect example of why people have two ears and one mouth. Listen twice as much as you talk.
That depends, if we are talking about small game, there are some air rifles that can humanly put it down. A deer on the other hand is just cruel.
The only issue with the mask mandates I’m guessing is the fact you had to buy them from the CS desk. We literally gave them out for free, even when management in their infinite wisdom kept taking them away from me, who was at the fucking door greeting customers when they enter and kept taking hidden in the area with the supervisor.
I don't think anyone liked the whole mask policy. Most of us just put up with it anyone because it was basically effortless.
The last story - if someone was following me, I would have driven to the nearest police station.
Somebody was calling me a "sheep" etc. because I wore a mask whenever requried to. I told them "This isn't the hill I choose to die on. When I pick a hill to die on, it will be an actual hill with (picture military scene)."
I actually love masks, so no, not everyone dislikes them. I can mouth "fuck you" at assholes and it helps lessen the stench of the perfumes some people insist on drowning themselves in.
@@ostlandr sadly, it is likely that those people calling you sheep lost someone they knew to COVID-but won’t allow themselves to consider the role they themselves may have played in spreading it to them.
I love masks - still wear them. I don't get sick anymore since I've started using them and believe when I say that I used to get sick, like a whole lot. I was ill nearly all of the winter and spring before the first shut down. Also, fewer allergies, and fewer migraines from copious amounts of perfume to deal with - I really, really love my masks.
I worked retail during the mandatory mask period, and had to deal with multiple maskholes. Entitled people suck. No mask mandate now, I’m fully vaxxed and boosted, and I still wear a mask when I go to stores in town.
MASKHOLES THATS GREAT
Last story - OP should have driven to the nearest police station and report the stalker.
I just kept masks in the car. I did walk up to the occasional door and had to turn around and go back to car but generally i remebered as i figure my chronic cough would make people nervous.
The mask story I hated wearing a mask because I have a damaged lung and it makes breathing difficult but I still wore one. Walking the mall with my ex and daughter and I had to sit at a bench and take it off to catch my breath, when a security guard came up to tell me people were complaining about now wearing a mask and I told him I have it I just couldn't breathe. The guard told people I was isolated from everyone else and agreed to mask up when I got up which I did all was well and we moved on.
Hey Fluff, most states won't even allow any hunting on any land, public or private, if it's within a half mile to mile of any residential area. This goes for guns, bows, and traps because kids and adults can easily get injured or killed.we own 5 acres that is 80% woods. We have all kinds of animals around. Our neighbor is a hunter, and asked everyone who lives on our street if he can bow hunt deer in season. We all said yes, but a deputy who lives several houses away told him to check with DNR first. Turns out he could only bow hunt a half mile away from houses, and a mile for hunting rifles, plus no trapping at all.
In the first one, the daughter didn't used to date the son, she was pregnant by him. The child needs to be supported. I'm not saying that the mom and daughter weren't crass, but the story seems to gloss over the fact that an unfortunate child doesn't have a father and his side of the family doesn't seem to care.
Yeah, no one enjoys wearing the masks, just like it's annoying to wear a helmet or seatbelt not not get to text and drive.
It's not about convenience though, it's about the greater good.
Honestly, I like wearing the masks - I haven't gotten sick since I started wearing them when I leave the house. Considering how often I got sick _before_ the masks, I still keep wearing them because a tiny amount of discomfort is nothing compared to spending days or weeks sick in bed - right before the pandemic, like from mid Thanksgiving until the first quarantine in mid March, I think I might have had about 20 days in all that time that I wasn't sick, if that. Also, fewer seasonal allergy symptoms - so a win all around!
Growing up as a teenager in the California desert I hated convenience stores that required us to wear shoes or shirts ("No shirt, no shoes, no service"). 🙃
@@jimknapp8731 I've lived in the California desert since 1990 - I'm 38 now. How did you manage to get anywhere without shoes? Also, growing up a girl, I never could get away with going out without a shirt, so to me those signs just made it fair for everyone.
@@NotAFanOfHandles sandals, and every summer i see women wearing pants shorter than most male underwear so i challenge your idea of fairness because my office has a dress code and i want to complain
@@Erraddo My dude, sandals _are_ shoes. Also, men can wear shorts however short they like (and yes, I've seen men in daisy dukes) and if they don't want their underwear to show they can either do what women do - wear underwear appropriate to their clothing (there _are_ shorter options available) or go commando.
Most offices have dress codes, and skirts/dresses as short as you've suggested are typically prohibited. As a person who despises wearing dresses or skirts, I always end up wearing the same slacks or jeans as the men I worked with. Several jobs I had didn't even allow for skirts because we were expected to go up tall ladders at a moment's notice so the best you could do was shorts in summer but only if they were knee-length.
Some men have worn kilts, skirts or skorts because it didn't break the dress code. Or perhaps try bringing up the dress code with someone who can change it to make it more equitable (though you may not like how they change it.)
That said, as women still can't go topless the way men can, yes, the "no shirt" rule _does_ make it fair. It's _you_ deciding you don't want to wear short shorts stopping you from going out in them, not any rules.
A friend of a little over 20 years passed away this January and was an identical twin (twin is still alive). He broke up with a highly toxic woman about 5 years ago. A month after my friend’s death, she contacted his twin brother and had the audacity to ask if she was still the beneficiary for him. Seriously? As if he didn’t have brothers, parents nor a niece and nephew and that she wasn’t abusive. Wow. Just wow.
At least he had 5 good years without her narcissistic toxicity! What a pathetic excuse for a woman.
What’s even worse is what she does for a living. She is a therapist for those that have come out of abusive relationships. She is the worst.
That last story was creepy with crazy Karen 🤪following her . What a shame that she can’t even enjoy her bag when she goes out☹️
In the last story she should have told the lady that she could probably order one of those totes online.
I would give them just enough to cover the care for the kid and that's it and tell them you know what you're just here to be money grubbers we're just going to give you enough for the kid if you don't like that we're going to go for custody of the child to keep the kid from turning out just like the both of you I just said that if I was her
Don't give 'em jack. Money was given to the parents as compensation for _their_ loss. The Moneygrubbers™ are S.O.L....
@@chezsnailez unfortunately doesn't work like that even if the family gets it the mother father brothers and sisters as the mother of the child unfortunately the Court gives them a little bit of money to take care of the child but knowing how people like that act unfortunately my brother kind of had some other situation is take the money and blow it on themselves and not to children
All the money should go to his kid. Period. If you think that op’s family are good people for keeping money away from his kid and girlfriend who he chose to have in his life over the ‘family’ he was forced into then you are a cruel, disgusting person. What did the girlfriend do wrong exactly? She brought her mom to the hospital and she was happy to get money that is owed. If op’s family is so righteous that they think wanting money for going through loss then they shouldn’t get money either.
How is the girlfriend being a money grubber when she has more claim then op and the parents? Also they kept the money so obviously they wanted it too. I hope op is an only child and never has kids because that tainted, broken, worthless bloodline needs to end and if still agree with them then so does yours.
I'd like to ask you 'I don't like masks' people like Fluff here whether you want the surgical staff that next tends to you or your friends or family to wear their masks during surgery? After all, they make sure you don't have anything they can catch from you and you want to be sure they can breath well while cutting you open and messing with your body, right?
No, I get it it. There's a difference between not liking the mask thing just out and about, you know, wanting everything going back to normal, and medical/veterinary staff. They really do need to figure out how to make them more comfortable. And, yes, having a requirement and not putting a stand with them, for those that forgot one, close to the entrance is really idiotic.
@@marjoriejohnston4905 "you know, wanting everything going back to normal" --- Did you know that pretending the pandemic is over, doesn't mean that the pandemic is over. Case numbers are still super high.
@@jennibennett9724 Right on. COVID is still around and as long as people refuse to take safety precautions like wearing masks, will enable it to continue to spread into more variants. COVID will leave when it's ready and not anytime soon.
@@aduckofsomesort It's called being in denial or could be called clueless.
@@kimkeller5155 Actually, I think it might just be a product of location- I live in a rural area where cases are pretty non-existent at this point, but I know there are still many places where the cases are still high. Maybe they just are really busy and haven't been able to watch the news for a while (story of my life, lol). :-)
I can't help but notice multiple reddit users using the word "trespass" interchangeably with "press charges for trespassing." Last I checked, trespassing refers to the crime itself, not the legal repercussions thereof.
Yeah, that confused me as well.
Last story: How much do you wanna bet if OP tried calling the police they would tell her "We cant do anything until a crime is commited."?
To the last story: does everybody realize that Karens get triggered by people that are non confrontational? If someone confronts me, i will strike back, because that shows no respect. I’m always very sorry for non confrontational people. They get in too many problems for not standing for themselves. Of course if you have anxiety attacks the best way is to train how to get out of this situations. Yes is possible to train it.
Karen didn’t confront her, she didn’t strike the OP, she was stalking her. I have to wonder if you are suggesting that the OP escalated to violence to be confrontational? Super confused.
Even doing that in Canada is illegal trapping dear you can only hunt them with guns and bows .trapping is like for smaller game rabbits and such. Depending on trap types even beaver 🦫 and other animals.
*Deer
These people sound like idiots. Bringing a BB-gun and traps for deer?!
Story six: That is *creepy* . That woman is more than just entitled; she has no qualms on how to get what she wants, even if that means stealing the bag. I hope OP has cameras or (at least) install some cameras for her own safety, if it's allowed on where she lives. 😰
the Phantom of the Opera story- ohmygod!!! who ACTS like that???!!! what a freaking pyscho- giving all musical lovers a bad name
Story 4: We live in a society where a piece of cloth is making people go off like crazy. Somehow, said piece of cloth is being perceived as a violations of rights and stuff like that.
Maturity is pretty mixed.
The two most important factors in how fast a pandemic spreads.
1. How dense the population is.
2. How dense the population is.
Funny that.. We forget just how many things are 'just a piece of cloth', that people have been & are forced to wear. The thing often ends up being about control and compliance. Hell, I'm 100% with 'give people space', and generally don't be a douche bag, but you know the masks did near nothing and it gets even dumber & funnier the more you think about a restaurant, or place where you'd sit down.. as if your breath can't escape & you have perfect discipline about touching your face & other things.
I mean we could make some pretty solid arguments about making women wear dresses in public because of fundamentally deep religious beliefs... but I suppose, seeing someone 10+feet away from you without a face covering is ultra dangerous.
The irony of it is there were many a time where someone was literally in a 2 piece bathing suit, with the barest of covering just to be legal... and Good god if you didn't have that face covering you where just the monster, but feel free to expose all your other skin, regardless of any condition you may or may not have that can conduct longer lasting transmissions (off of the human body).
I don’t think the mask is what’s perceived as a violation of rights. That’s a pretty shallow view of the situation.
The truth of the situation is that masks do about as much to prevent Covid as pulling your shirt over your nose helps block a fart. Even the cdc admits that. The violation of rights is more to the point that the people who were appointed to protect us lied to the country and made billions of dollars off of lies about a virus that they engineered.
Getting back to the original point about masks. Yes it is true that private businesses have the right to say you can’t shop there without a mask. However we have the right to shop at their competitors who don’t require a mask. That’s voting with your wallet
With the fact that these flimsy cloth masks provide NO protection vs. viruses, and actually harbor germs, if a business has set a policy of wearing masks I will comply and wear it, chuckling quietly at the institutionalized idiocy. Best to play by the rules.
I know most look at it as a piece of cloth, but it took a while for me to find one I could work in with out having a panic attack. What a lot of people forget is everyone is different and some of us actually have claustrophobia. Now I am not saying that she was justified just wish people would not trivializing the mask as just a piece of cloth.
I bought a pack of masks and kept them in my glove box. If I forgot my mask I'd just pull one from the glove box.
1st story RIP about the brother. They should have tried fighting for custody of the child, so it wont be raised by those toxic harpies.
And that’s why I kept two masks hung on my steering wheel and one in my purse.
Here in Germany some situations still require a mask (public transport is one of them...) That's why I always choose the fastest way of pt. Some people still don't want to wear masks because "they can't breathe" (around 30 and heavy smokers are the favourite) - once on a train federal police got on and picked 3 guys up to leave the train (all of them were drinking lots of beer and they didn't have masks... and oh yeah - they also didn't have a valid ticket so it's an extra 60€ each for trainrides without tickets)
My favourite are smokers who won't get the vaccine "because you don't know what's in it."
Yeah. All those 30 year olds who can’t wear a mask when 80 year old grannies can somehow manage to wear one while they shop. 🙄
I loved the mask policy. I work with a lot of elderly patrons at my library. Both them and me went like 2 years without getting so much as the sniffles.
I walked into my local store a couple of times and only realised when I was in the store and dropped my basket nearer a worker with my hand over my mouth saying sorry, sorry and making the worker laugh. She said it was the opposite to what usually happens in store with massless people.
That bike better make me breakfast, lunch, dinner and tuck me into bed WITH A STORY at night for that damn price. 😭🤣
Story 1: Not sure if I should call this Graverobbing or MAJOR Disrespect for the Family and loved ones!
I Hope OP's family never has to deal with those Greedy Bastards anymore, they literally took advantage of OP's Brother's Death!!!
(If OP does have to deal with them again then I'm hoping to hear about it on r/Prorevenge)
I'm actually hoping that OP's family tries to get custody of the child, as that girl and her mother are unfit to care for the kid.
@@kitarrah1422 I hope so too.
The mother of the unborn child had a right and a responsibility to secure her child's finances. Op actually sounds like the entitled one here. He thinks that he and his family should be getting the benefits of any money left behind. But it's the unborn child who's first in line. Op. is a major ass
@@kitarrah1422 Why would they try to get custody of a child that they've made it clear is not a family member of theirs?
I don't understand how everyone here can stand up for a family that thinks that a young woman should be left completely penniless while the father of her child dies. And all his money goes to his parents and siblings. Leaving her child with nothing.
You must all be sociopaths!
@@melodyharpole8272 Uh, gee, maybe because all she and her mother cared about was what they could get instead of the fact that he was dying/dead. She didn't grieve his loss at all, it seems. She only cared about the money. No, I'm not a sociopath for thinking she is horrible and wanting the best for the child.
I like/liked stores that provide free masks for those who forget
Story 4: I immediately began singing the store's jingle in my head. Thanks for the earworm🙄
As far as mask wearing I've absolutely NO problem. Actually went back to my car a few times after realizing I forgot.
Mask mandates were important and the constant ending of them prematurely made the pandemic much worse, it wasn't hard to just, keep a mask in your pocket and your car - they weren't expensive - so I really can't relate to "had to go all the way home". I'd rather people be annoyed that they have to wear a mask than other people needlessly die. Especially when I'm one of the critically vulnerable groups that could *still* die if I get COVID, and now it's being treated as if it doesn't matter because "only the people who would die to flu will die now" - Hi. The people who would die to flu, exist. And don't deserve to die. We should have been taking the flu seriously all this time, not now taking COVID less seriously.
But hey. As long as ThE eCoNoMy and y'alls FrEeDoM and CoNvEnIeNcE is met, the old and disabled can just gamble with their safety. I can't tell you how many people have told me "if you're so worried, why don't you wear a mask" - only for the exact same type of people to mock me in public when I do.
This pandemic made it very clear to me that I cannot trust People as a group to do the right thing, ever.
Keep doing what you're doing to stay safe and ignore those who make fun of you as they will be the last ones laughing when they get COVID and it doesn't turn out to be a mild one.
@@kimkeller5155 Yeah. It's very sad. On the one hand you want to be like "I told you so" when big name anti-vaxxers and anti-maskers get COVID, but on the other hand, it doesn't just impact them - whether because they can spread it, or because they're taking up a bed unnecessarily.
You stay safe too! I'm gonna be wearing my mask in enclosed public spaces for the foreseeable future, that's for sure. Better to be mocked than risk long-COVID or double pneumonia.
I totally agree with you. But, those who mock and laugh at those of us who wear masks, will probably be the last ones laughing, especially if they get sick enough to require a hospital stay. Keep doing what you are doing as you care about your life whereas these who mock DO NOT CARE about their lives or others. They ENJOY playing russian roulette with their lives.