Comments by "Skankhunt36" (@skankhunt3624) on "Political clash over masks heats ups" video.

@ooExynosoo wow you are about as dumb as a bag of door knobs. No one's telling you to wear a mask 24/7 there telling you to wear a mask anytime that you can't maintain six feet of social distancing from someone outdoors or in a social setting like a store. America #27 in education. Sad
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@Hellrazor116 👈 tinfoil hat psycho
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@Hellrazor116 lame response from one of the many uneducated 🐑 unable to think for themselves.
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@ooExynosoo I don't know where you're from where you can't read, that's literally what I said about masks, you were the one saying that they were going to make you wear mask 24 hours a day 7 days a week. And your bullshit conspiracies, no one believes that but Psychopaths and the highly uneducated. Keeping people safe during a pandemic has nothing to do with control, you're just a conspiracy theory nutjob, thankfully people like you are a very miniscule minority.
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@ooExynosoo that's exactly what I said about masks it's right there in print I don't know why you're trying to debate this. Oh I didn't realize you were being a jokester when you were talking about a giant conspiracy that you believe in where the government's making you wear face masks 24 hours a day and forcing you to take vaccines and the fact that you don't even believe in the government, not sure what you even mean by that, you don't think the government's real? I guess I must have missed the sarcasm.🙄
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@Hellrazor116 try to leave me out by just typing my name in I see. The XP dummy didn't get me on anything he doesn't even understand how masks or breathing or an immune system works. You can just join him at the tinfoil hat making factory with the rest of the conspiracy theorist.
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@gokublack879 another proud uneducated joins the conversation
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@ooExynosoo , what you have just said is one of the most insanely idiotic things I have ever heard. At no point in your rambling, incoherent response were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought. Everyone in this room is now dumber for having listened to it. I award you no points, and may God have mercy on your soul.
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@orestetorres4261 organized religion is the biggest money grubbers of them all, you're a🐑 also nothing on the Constitutional about wearing a face mask or stay at home orders. 1905 Jacobson vs. Massachusetts In that case, the Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of a state law requiring compulsory vaccinations against smallpox. The court declared, “Upon the principle of self-defense, of paramount necessity, a community has the right to protect itself against an epidemic of disease which threatens the safety of its members.” The court explicitly rejected the claim that “liberty” under the Constitution includes the right of individuals to make decisions about their own health in instances where those decisions could endanger others. But the court also made clear that restrictions imposed by the government to control communicable diseases must have a “real or substantial relation” to protecting public health. Uder this standard, there is no doubt that quarantine, “shelter in place,” and closure requirements are constitutional as a way of stopping the spread of COVID-19, even though they restrict freedom.
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@marioanderson9068 D.S.A (divided States of America)
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@Hellrazor116 I don't believe in any conspiracies. Unless you think you know me better and you could tell me what conspiracies you think I believe in?
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@ooExynosoo you're the one who has been embarrassing yourself with your conspiracy theory bullshit and all the previous comments to me sorry that you're uneducated and feel that you're smart because you've done high IQ "research"
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@nintendo.596 another conspiracy theory tard.
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@orestetorres4261 you literally said that you would rather believe in what God tells you, sounds like religion to me. Sounds to me like you're completely uneducated and don't understand how masks or breathing works let alone how your immune system operates.🤣🤣😆😆🤣 1905 Jacobson vs. Massachusetts In that case, the Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of a state law requiring compulsory vaccinations against smallpox. The court declared, “Upon the principle of self-defense, of paramount necessity, a community has the right to protect itself against an epidemic of disease which threatens the safety of its members.” The court explicitly rejected the claim that “liberty” under the Constitution includes the right of individuals to make decisions about their own health in instances where those decisions could endanger others. But the court also made clear that restrictions imposed by the government to control communicable diseases must have a “real or substantial relation” to protecting public health. Uder this standard, there is no doubt that quarantine, “shelter in place,” and closure requirements are constitutional as a way of stopping the spread of COVID-19, even though they restrict freedom.
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@Truthdefender101 I'm just a well-educated citizen which you're clearly not and I'm sure you feel Superior to everyone you've ever met in your entire life and you're clearly not.
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@Truthdefender101 oh you read something so it must be true.🤯
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@mwoods8020 I see four times just in response to this particular comment.
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