I thought that Walmart eased their restrictions and no longer hassled people -- or does it greatly depend on whether there's a statewide mandate?
Resisting against coronavirus laws
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Depends on the staff working the door. Most of the time they don't say anything.
From what I've experienced, the people who believe the most in the "mask up!" edicts are people who view the media with an uncritical eye.
They believe "racism" is everywhere. Cops kill blacks at record rates every day. Women earn 77 cents on the dollar compared to men. Rape on college campuses is out of control. Colleges are "sexist." AIDS is an "equal opportunity" killer. And Covid-19 is the end of the world.
They don't look at the numbers or the statistics behind the stories. In fact, they get mad if people do and call them "conspiracy theorists" or "trolls." They view network television as if it's religion and disbelievers as heretics.
This is what bugs me the most. People are docile and unquestioning and will buy anything sold to them by pretty (or authoritative) faces in a dramatic fashion. Most people are not deep readers. Most people are not thinkers.
Most people don't understand that the media is a for-profit enterprise selling you drama so you'll watch the ads, which pay their salaries. That's not reality. That's business.
Viewing media with an uncritical eye is like believing the hype any other business puts forth. It's like thinking Wheaties really is "the breakfast of champions," without realizing that's a phrase someone put there to get you to buy the box.
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I would like to read more about that.
I had one incident a few weeks ago where I was grocery shopping without a mask and a fat liberal black female employee called out for me from the end of the aisle and walked fast up to me and rudely told me I had to wear a mask. I spazzed out on her, told her I had a medical condition, that I was uncomfortable having to constantly talk about it, and that I had already been asked 5 times by other employees. She was sheepish and apologetic and got properly scolded, I have little doubt she has second thoughts now about questioning people. Especially in such an aggressive manner. I felt great, I was proud of how I managed to balance scolding without being overly aggressive.
I actually get a little bit of a thrill not wearing a mask. Sometimes I worry about law enforcement getting involved. But otherwise I’m happy to piss off lefties lol. One time I had an Asian guy spazz at me. He was in his thirties, he was with a girl, and they both looked like they had just come from doing something outdoors (outdoor gear and backpacks). It happened right after I entered the store. He called me out from 10 ft away. I just told him about a legit medical condition I have and he felt stupid. It’s like what do you expect? For me to put on my mask just cause you shouted at me?? For me to not have a reason ready? The programming and brain washing can make people forget to think
Also, interestingly enough, I understand better what it’s like to a hot or beautiful girl in public now. Before I never worried about making eye contact with strangers. Now I carefully make a note where people are from the corner of my eye
Where I am compliance inside grocery stores is like >95%
Also, interestingly enough, I understand better what it’s like to a hot or beautiful girl in public now. Before I never worried about making eye contact with strangers. Now I carefully make a note where people are from the corner of my eye
Where I am compliance inside grocery stores is like >95%
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I applaud you for standing your ground. As for the Asian guy, do you believe that he was trying to impress the woman with him by calling you out?
Nah, I didn’t get that impression. He was one of those guys who struck me a militant atheist / science / “statistics” guy. So not cucked to women as much cause he doesn’t even surround himself with soft pretty women. These kinds of guys can be dangerous cause they have the spirit of a fighter, and they’re willing to fight and ostracize, but unfortunately their loyalty is in the wrong place. It’s too bad, I like how willing to fight they are.
I think that the best way to deal with individuals is what Roosh does - don't say a word, don't engage them. Fighting with useful idiots is pointless. Opposing in silence has a level of dignity to it.
And it works up to the point where they block your path, which is going to be rare.
I think you’re talking to me, right?
Exactly. I know a couple of people who work at the local Walmart here. According to them, employees are told to go as far as to offer a mask, but if someone refuses, they are supposed to drop the matter, smile and tell the patron to have a nice day. Not sure if this is general Walmart policy or just this particular store manager. The local Ace Hardware, Ingles and Tractor Supply do the same.
I've found the most hard core mask policies at higher end chain restaurants in a couple of the neighboring, larger towns.
I left Panera the other day because of it. I was told that I had to wear a mask to order and then take it off at my table. And get this, I was told that I could get someone else, with a mask, to order for me... Lol. Despite the plexiglass barrier at the counter.
As a nation, we've lost our damn minds over this. We're in trouble I think and it will be a long hard road back to sanity, if we get there at all.
I walked into McDonald's in Montgomery with two of my coworkers who wanted to order food (I didn't want to order anything). There was a man in front of us. The female clerk had a mask around her neck and told me to put one on. I said, "But you don't wear one."
"I am wearing one!" she replied.
"It's not over your nose."
Then she refused to serve the man in line, who wasn't with us, unless I put on the mask. My coworkers, who were hungry and already had theirs on, asked me to put mine on, so I did. It was needless since it turned out they couldn't even sit in the dining room. We could have just gone through the drive-thru.
This was the first time I've seen an employee refuse service to someone based on my actions.
"I am wearing one!" she replied.
"It's not over your nose."
Then she refused to serve the man in line, who wasn't with us, unless I put on the mask. My coworkers, who were hungry and already had theirs on, asked me to put mine on, so I did. It was needless since it turned out they couldn't even sit in the dining room. We could have just gone through the drive-thru.
This was the first time I've seen an employee refuse service to someone based on my actions.
Walmart doesn't require compliance because they will be major beneficiaries of 'The Great Reset'. It's basically run by globalists who want to stiff main street. What better way to do it then force main street to comply while they get away with allowing people to non-diaper.
The road away from sanity has also been long and hard. We are now playing 'cleanroom' with each other the way little kids play 'house.' This wouldn't be so easy for normies if they weren't already indoctrinated to pretend that trannies are normal, identify how you want, gender's a spectrum, etc. The media lies so much we have little recourse for truth. It has been disheartening to see so many people who are otherwise smart fall for the idea that these rules are protecting us from the virus.
In Canada one PM asked why covid internment camps are being planned and built. They even mentioned that goals are not only isolation, but there would be other reasons for being admitted to a concentration camp:
Session was interrupted by the speaker - not allowed to ask those questions. Ay - they are building the gulags again. And the reason they keep the terms vague is because they are planning to imprison wrong-thinkers and covid-dissenters in the future.
Session was interrupted by the speaker - not allowed to ask those questions. Ay - they are building the gulags again. And the reason they keep the terms vague is because they are planning to imprison wrong-thinkers and covid-dissenters in the future.
forced isolation if need be. Seeing #1984 all over that document. Hiding in plain view
Bio Marxism, simply put.
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Indeed they do. Often more than once.