Comments by "Babu" (@Babu-kr3cr) on "How Not Having Masks Is Costing Businesses Millions" video.

  1. Where do you report this?
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  2. I would ask to keep the pen . . .
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  3. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KFziEl_GW18 Do you really want to put this over your nose and on your lips, off a floor in India being sweated on by men in undershirts and stacked by child labor?
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  4. Non-sterile masks are ordinary dust masks, which are generally not effective in isolating bacteria and viruses. They are only suitable for general smog days, dust and wind protection. The sterilization type is used in a sterile operating room. In order to prevent surgical infections, the requirements for microbial residues in masks are higher. It must be sterilized with ethylene oxide to achieve this effect. Ethylene oxide is flammable, explosive and carcinogenic, and is a respiratory protection. https://protectionsupplies-china.com/non-sterile-mask/
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  5. It is like the Nazi arm bands. You are forced to wear it to participate in society, yet are being slowly groomed to your grave.
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  6. Does anyone honestly think that those masks are sterilized? They are made in some overseas sweat shop and then thrown in a box. There is nothing sterile about them. Usually when I was handed one, the person did it with their bare hands. One time I said, "I don't know what could be on that mask, I don't want to put it over my face," and the lady said, "It is right from the box." It could be dirty in the box though. You can't hide from germs. The best thing to do is breathe the air with everyone's germs and antibodies mixed in, and then take care of any symptoms. This is how to get the herd immunity. I think if stores want business, better yet, don't harass the customers. If they show up mask-less, just ignore it. Word of that will get around, and loads of people will be trying to hang around there and do business there. If someone is rude yelling at me accusatorily, "Where is your mask. Do you have a mask?" with a tone like a meteor is crashing, I turn and leave and don't go back.
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  7. Even so, people speed all the time with hefty fines and surcharges at stake. Why not do it for a good cause? You can argue your way out of it if you go to court. You can say the customers had medical exemptions, it is unconstitutional, etc. Maybe some lawyers would be interested in a these types of cases as a public service or even a class action lawsuit. I know the stores can get in trouble, so if they are nice, I just politely leave. If they are rude, hey, I take it as an offense.
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