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It's almost like there's a serious and highly infectious virus still circulating. Perhaps one that has a reputation for seriously harming or killing immunocompromised people.
>When is it going to end?
Better question, why do _you_ care when _others_ decide to stop wearing a mask?
This is like a non-asthmatic person criticizing someone with asthma for living in fear by carrying their inhaler in their pocket. When is asthma going to end? Surely they can't just carry around an inhaler for the rest of their lives, right?
>They cannot continue to live the rest of their lives in fear, it's debilitating to their mental health. However social media has enabled this behaviour.
Yet you're here on social media stressing about other people choosing to wear masks. Honestly for many people it's second nature at this point. Other countries like Japan had people wearing masks in public long before 2020.
2. The asthma analogy is irrelevant.
3. Societies in east Asia wear masks when they're sick; to prevent the spread of illness. Somewhere along the way this narrative has changed to it being a magic invincibility cloak and credited to Asian society, which it never was.
2. It's not, you just don't want to accept it.
3. Would it surprise you to hear that people are still wearing face masks for that same reason? Your "magic invincibility cloak" is a strawman argument that nobody has ever made.
The issue isn't that others are still wearing masks themselves. It's that they're trying their hardest to force the rest of us to wear masks still too. E.g.: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35582836
1. https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/other/the-california-mask-m...