Is There A Bio-Hazard On Your Face?
Elected officials and many (but not all) health experts say we need to wear face masks anytime we go out in public. We're told masks protect us from Covid-19. We're also told it's just the right thing to do to protect our community from a deadly, highly communicable disease. For now, we'll skip past the fact that Sweden doesn't require masks and they are the success story of the 2020 "pandemic". For the sake of discussion, let's say the virus is everywhere and masks actually work.
What does this mean?
It means that masks should be trapping large amounts of Covid-19 whenever we go to work, out to eat, or to shop for groceries. And by extension that means by the end of the day, your mask is a bio-hazard. It's contaminated. It's dangerous.
Yet strangely, used paper masks are thoughtlessly tossed into the nearest trash can. Worn cloth masks can be found in parking lots. People wear the same unwashed masks, moist with lung juice, day after day.
If masks are truly protecting us, they need to be disposed of in properly labeled and properly handled bio-hazard containers. But they aren't.
If masks trap Covid-19, health officials need to be telling us how to correctly clean and disinfect them daily. But they don't.
All we're told is that masks work. And if we don't wear them, we're selfish and a threat to society. No one seems to care about the minimum wage shop clerks who have to empty trash cans full of dirty contagious masks. No one seems to care if you wear your cloth muzzle every day for weeks without ever attempting to dry it out and sanitize it.
Don't you wonder why? Isn't it time you question it?
