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<blockquote data-quote="Leonard D Neubache" data-source="post: 1316711" data-attributes="member: 11069">That's OK. I got the reference. But if you're going to stick at that point then I might note that the government requires you to wear pants, at least in most places that I'm aware of. Abortion law and requiring masks to be worn is not really the same thing.Anyhow, it occurred to me to ask, if someone is going to refuse to wear a mask while shopping as a form of protest then obviously they will not limit the amount of times they attend the shop by buying in bulk for example, because the attendance is kind of the point.But if someone were simply refusing to wear the mask on principle and wasn't particularly interested in the protest aspect then it might pay to have your groceries delivered or start buying in larger quantities. An alternative measure would be to wear a mask that fulfils the demands of the establishment in question but does so in a manner of protest. A mask with a picture of sewn up lips on it or the bolded word &quot;oppression&quot; for example.&nbsp; As I noted elsewhere, this is going to be hard in capitalist America because people vigorously defend the right of a business not to serve someone if they don't want to.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Leonard D Neubache, post: 1316711, member: 11069"] That's OK. I got the reference. But if you're going to stick at that point then I might note that the government requires you to wear pants, at least in most places that I'm aware of. Abortion law and requiring masks to be worn is not really the same thing. Anyhow, it occurred to me to ask, if someone is going to refuse to wear a mask while shopping as a form of protest then obviously they will not limit the amount of times they attend the shop by buying in bulk for example, because the attendance is kind of the point. But if someone were simply refusing to wear the mask on principle and wasn't particularly interested in the protest aspect then it might pay to have your groceries delivered or start buying in larger quantities. An alternative measure would be to wear a mask that fulfils the demands of the establishment in question but does so in a manner of protest. A mask with a picture of sewn up lips on it or the bolded word "oppression" for example. As I noted elsewhere, this is going to be hard in capitalist America because people vigorously defend the right of a business not to serve someone if they don't want to. [/QUOTE]

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