I will. 3 weeks after I get a blowjob from a unicorn. Which I suspect will happen 6 weeks after Hell freezes over.Patooka, ask somebody on the philosophy forum if your reasoning was sound.
Or to put it another way - no.
I will. 3 weeks after I get a blowjob from a unicorn. Which I suspect will happen 6 weeks after Hell freezes over.Patooka, ask somebody on the philosophy forum if your reasoning was sound.
I'm sorry you don't wish to improve your reasoning.I will. 3 weeks after I get a blowjob from a unicorn. Which I suspect will happen 6 weeks after Hell freezes over.Patooka, ask somebody on the philosophy forum if your reasoning was sound.
Or to put it another way - no.
My reasoning isn't faulty. It appears that TSwizzle believes he can dictate public policy and he is happy to enjoy the protections public policy provides him in medical situations.Completely and totally irrelevant. TSwizzle may or may not think forced masking in dental situations is warranted. That is logically separate from forced masking for the general public in the COVID context. They're different contexts.No, he was arguing against TSwizzle's anti-masking posts.No. You are missing the point. Patooka made an inference that did not follow from TSwizzle's stated comments. He was using bad reasoning solely in order to attack TSwizzle.You’re missing the point: I would expect TSwizzle or any person who is even moderately competent to be quite upset if their dentist and/or dental hygienist started to perform work on them without wearing a mask. It would be unsafe for both patient and health care workers. It is unlikely that TSwizzle would suggest much less insist or even accept that dental procedures be performed under such conditions.That does not answer my question.Do a search, and count the amount of time TSwizzle has said masks are ineffective.Why would letting someone else wear a mask mean TSwizzle wasn't 'sticking to his principles'?
Saying "I refuse to wear a mask because they are ineffective" does not conflict with allowing other people to wear or not wear masks as they please.
Indeed, if TSwizzle did as you asked, it would be hypocrisy. It would be an authoritarian demand to impose his preferences on others.
Only an absolute idiot would want any dental hygienist or dentist to perform an exam or procedures unless they were properly masked and gloved. I don't often agree with TSwizzle but I don't think he's an idiot and I DO think that he'd balk at being examined by dental care providers who are not masked.
So, there is nothing inconsistent with TSwizzle saying "I want my dentist to be masked when he works on me" and "I detest the authoritarian mask prescriptions they are putting on the general public."
Much the less did Patooka's claim - that for TSwizzle to be 'consistent', he must insist on an authoritarian removal of masks from others who are wearing them - have any merit at all.
I'm sorry you and Patooka don't understand your faulty reasoning.
Says you.Oh, well, the Daily Mail. Not the best source for medical information.This shows that the science the lockdown authoritarians were following was entirely made up;
A study of nearly 30,000 people has found asymptomatic carriers are about 68 per cent less likely to pass the virus on than those who get sick.
No10 used concerns about asymptomatic spread to justify forcing Britons to obey lockdowns and wear masks.
They were thought to account for up to a third of all infections and many scientists claimed asymptomatic patients were just as infectious as the sick. But a new global study spanning 42 countries, including the UK and US, found they were only responsible for as little as 14 per cent of cases.
Daily Mail
Also totally neglects to mention that the newest variants are much more highly contagious than the original highly contagious version of COVID19.
This also explains that none of the draconian lockdown measures work.This would explain, at least in part, why previously effective measures are not as effective in NZ and other places with strict mandates.
68% less likely is not nearly the same thing as 100% less likely or not at all likely. Asymptomatic spread is real, even if degree of illness is to some extent dependent upon viral load and even if likelihood of infecting others is dependent upon viral load.
Being symptom free does not mean you are unable to spread COVID19.
I learned a long time ago some cunts can't be reasoned with. They'll pretend and say the right words but in the end, they're just cunts. I think they are called "Debate Lords" nowadays.I'm sorry you don't wish to improve your reasoning.
Where did TSwizzle claim he wanted to 'dictate' public policy? What makes you think surgeons are forced to wear masks in surgeries by 'public policy' and not internal policy?My reasoning isn't faulty. It appears that TSwizzle believes he can dictate public policy and he is happy to enjoy the protections public policy provides him in medical situations.Completely and totally irrelevant. TSwizzle may or may not think forced masking in dental situations is warranted. That is logically separate from forced masking for the general public in the COVID context. They're different contexts.No, he was arguing against TSwizzle's anti-masking posts.No. You are missing the point. Patooka made an inference that did not follow from TSwizzle's stated comments. He was using bad reasoning solely in order to attack TSwizzle.You’re missing the point: I would expect TSwizzle or any person who is even moderately competent to be quite upset if their dentist and/or dental hygienist started to perform work on them without wearing a mask. It would be unsafe for both patient and health care workers. It is unlikely that TSwizzle would suggest much less insist or even accept that dental procedures be performed under such conditions.That does not answer my question.Do a search, and count the amount of time TSwizzle has said masks are ineffective.Why would letting someone else wear a mask mean TSwizzle wasn't 'sticking to his principles'?
Saying "I refuse to wear a mask because they are ineffective" does not conflict with allowing other people to wear or not wear masks as they please.
Indeed, if TSwizzle did as you asked, it would be hypocrisy. It would be an authoritarian demand to impose his preferences on others.
Only an absolute idiot would want any dental hygienist or dentist to perform an exam or procedures unless they were properly masked and gloved. I don't often agree with TSwizzle but I don't think he's an idiot and I DO think that he'd balk at being examined by dental care providers who are not masked.
So, there is nothing inconsistent with TSwizzle saying "I want my dentist to be masked when he works on me" and "I detest the authoritarian mask prescriptions they are putting on the general public."
Much the less did Patooka's claim - that for TSwizzle to be 'consistent', he must insist on an authoritarian removal of masks from others who are wearing them - have any merit at all.
I'm sorry you and Patooka don't understand your faulty reasoning.
Yes. I agree that "some cunts can't be reasoned with".I learned a long time ago some cunts can't be reasoned with. They'll pretend and say the right words but in the end, they're just cunts. I think they are called "Debate Lords" nowadays.I'm sorry you don't wish to improve your reasoning.
Doesn't matter. They can go and get fucked. That simple.
Who said anything about ripping masks off of other people?Where did TSwizzle claim he wanted to 'dictate' public policy? What makes you think surgeons are forced to wear masks in surgeries by 'public policy' and not internal policy?My reasoning isn't faulty. It appears that TSwizzle believes he can dictate public policy and he is happy to enjoy the protections public policy provides him in medical situations.Completely and totally irrelevant. TSwizzle may or may not think forced masking in dental situations is warranted. That is logically separate from forced masking for the general public in the COVID context. They're different contexts.No, he was arguing against TSwizzle's anti-masking posts.No. You are missing the point. Patooka made an inference that did not follow from TSwizzle's stated comments. He was using bad reasoning solely in order to attack TSwizzle.You’re missing the point: I would expect TSwizzle or any person who is even moderately competent to be quite upset if their dentist and/or dental hygienist started to perform work on them without wearing a mask. It would be unsafe for both patient and health care workers. It is unlikely that TSwizzle would suggest much less insist or even accept that dental procedures be performed under such conditions.That does not answer my question.Do a search, and count the amount of time TSwizzle has said masks are ineffective.Why would letting someone else wear a mask mean TSwizzle wasn't 'sticking to his principles'?
Saying "I refuse to wear a mask because they are ineffective" does not conflict with allowing other people to wear or not wear masks as they please.
Indeed, if TSwizzle did as you asked, it would be hypocrisy. It would be an authoritarian demand to impose his preferences on others.
Only an absolute idiot would want any dental hygienist or dentist to perform an exam or procedures unless they were properly masked and gloved. I don't often agree with TSwizzle but I don't think he's an idiot and I DO think that he'd balk at being examined by dental care providers who are not masked.
So, there is nothing inconsistent with TSwizzle saying "I want my dentist to be masked when he works on me" and "I detest the authoritarian mask prescriptions they are putting on the general public."
Much the less did Patooka's claim - that for TSwizzle to be 'consistent', he must insist on an authoritarian removal of masks from others who are wearing them - have any merit at all.
I'm sorry you and Patooka don't understand your faulty reasoning.
What makes you think that refusing to wear a mask in situations you disagree with somehow means you must simultaneously rip the masks off other people?
I think it's the dicks that are irrational.Yes. I agree that "some cunts can't be reasoned with".I learned a long time ago some cunts can't be reasoned with. They'll pretend and say the right words but in the end, they're just cunts. I think they are called "Debate Lords" nowadays.I'm sorry you don't wish to improve your reasoning.
Doesn't matter. They can go and get fucked. That simple.
Patooka claimed that for TSwizzle to be 'consistent', he should insist his surgeon not wear a mask. That does not follow from TSwizzle's statements.Who said anything about ripping masks off of other people?Where did TSwizzle claim he wanted to 'dictate' public policy? What makes you think surgeons are forced to wear masks in surgeries by 'public policy' and not internal policy?My reasoning isn't faulty. It appears that TSwizzle believes he can dictate public policy and he is happy to enjoy the protections public policy provides him in medical situations.Completely and totally irrelevant. TSwizzle may or may not think forced masking in dental situations is warranted. That is logically separate from forced masking for the general public in the COVID context. They're different contexts.No, he was arguing against TSwizzle's anti-masking posts.No. You are missing the point. Patooka made an inference that did not follow from TSwizzle's stated comments. He was using bad reasoning solely in order to attack TSwizzle.You’re missing the point: I would expect TSwizzle or any person who is even moderately competent to be quite upset if their dentist and/or dental hygienist started to perform work on them without wearing a mask. It would be unsafe for both patient and health care workers. It is unlikely that TSwizzle would suggest much less insist or even accept that dental procedures be performed under such conditions.That does not answer my question.Do a search, and count the amount of time TSwizzle has said masks are ineffective.Why would letting someone else wear a mask mean TSwizzle wasn't 'sticking to his principles'?
Saying "I refuse to wear a mask because they are ineffective" does not conflict with allowing other people to wear or not wear masks as they please.
Indeed, if TSwizzle did as you asked, it would be hypocrisy. It would be an authoritarian demand to impose his preferences on others.
Only an absolute idiot would want any dental hygienist or dentist to perform an exam or procedures unless they were properly masked and gloved. I don't often agree with TSwizzle but I don't think he's an idiot and I DO think that he'd balk at being examined by dental care providers who are not masked.
So, there is nothing inconsistent with TSwizzle saying "I want my dentist to be masked when he works on me" and "I detest the authoritarian mask prescriptions they are putting on the general public."
Much the less did Patooka's claim - that for TSwizzle to be 'consistent', he must insist on an authoritarian removal of masks from others who are wearing them - have any merit at all.
I'm sorry you and Patooka don't understand your faulty reasoning.
What makes you think that refusing to wear a mask in situations you disagree with somehow means you must simultaneously rip the masks off other people?
So, why would TSwizzle ask his surgeon to not wear a mask during surgery? The surgeon wearing a mask during surgery doesn't impose on TSwizzle. In any case, it does not follow that because TSwizzle doesn't want to wear a mask, that he wants to stop other people wearing a mask.In the US, there is indeed public health regulations that require precautions to be taken by medical personnel. Medical facilities may impose more precautions but they cannot do less.
It's obvious that TSwizzle wants and depends upon others to do what is needed to protect him and his health and does not care to reciprocate.Patooka claimed that for TSwizzle to be 'consistent', he should insist his surgeon not wear a mask. That does not follow from TSwizzle's statements.Who said anything about ripping masks off of other people?Where did TSwizzle claim he wanted to 'dictate' public policy? What makes you think surgeons are forced to wear masks in surgeries by 'public policy' and not internal policy?My reasoning isn't faulty. It appears that TSwizzle believes he can dictate public policy and he is happy to enjoy the protections public policy provides him in medical situations.Completely and totally irrelevant. TSwizzle may or may not think forced masking in dental situations is warranted. That is logically separate from forced masking for the general public in the COVID context. They're different contexts.No, he was arguing against TSwizzle's anti-masking posts.No. You are missing the point. Patooka made an inference that did not follow from TSwizzle's stated comments. He was using bad reasoning solely in order to attack TSwizzle.You’re missing the point: I would expect TSwizzle or any person who is even moderately competent to be quite upset if their dentist and/or dental hygienist started to perform work on them without wearing a mask. It would be unsafe for both patient and health care workers. It is unlikely that TSwizzle would suggest much less insist or even accept that dental procedures be performed under such conditions.That does not answer my question.Do a search, and count the amount of time TSwizzle has said masks are ineffective.Why would letting someone else wear a mask mean TSwizzle wasn't 'sticking to his principles'?
Saying "I refuse to wear a mask because they are ineffective" does not conflict with allowing other people to wear or not wear masks as they please.
Indeed, if TSwizzle did as you asked, it would be hypocrisy. It would be an authoritarian demand to impose his preferences on others.
Only an absolute idiot would want any dental hygienist or dentist to perform an exam or procedures unless they were properly masked and gloved. I don't often agree with TSwizzle but I don't think he's an idiot and I DO think that he'd balk at being examined by dental care providers who are not masked.
So, there is nothing inconsistent with TSwizzle saying "I want my dentist to be masked when he works on me" and "I detest the authoritarian mask prescriptions they are putting on the general public."
Much the less did Patooka's claim - that for TSwizzle to be 'consistent', he must insist on an authoritarian removal of masks from others who are wearing them - have any merit at all.
I'm sorry you and Patooka don't understand your faulty reasoning.
What makes you think that refusing to wear a mask in situations you disagree with somehow means you must simultaneously rip the masks off other people?
So, why would TSwizzle ask his surgeon to not wear a mask during surgery? The surgeon wearing a mask during surgery doesn't impose on TSwizzle. In any case, it does not follow that because TSwizzle doesn't want to wear a mask, that he wants to stop other people wearing a mask.In the US, there is indeed public health regulations that require precautions to be taken by medical personnel. Medical facilities may impose more precautions but they cannot do less.
This above is just silly. TS has repeatedly claimed masks don't work and has gone on tirades against mandatory mask mandates. A surgeon wearing a mask is because of mandatory mask mandates.Patooka claimed that for TSwizzle to be 'consistent', he should insist his surgeon not wear a mask. That does not follow from TSwizzle's statements.
Oh great. Now he'll be even harder to understand.Joe Biden has Covid. He's fully vaxed and boosted, showing mild symptoms. Being treated with Paxlovid.
It's obvious that TSwizzle wants and depends upon others to do what is needed to protect him and his health and does not care to reciprocate.
This kind of mischaracterization is annoying and not too honest.TS has repeatedly claimed masks don't work and has gone on tirades against mandatory mask mandates. A surgeon wearing a mask is because of mandatory mask mandates.
Can you point to a TS comment in line with your interpretation? Just one, please.It's obvious that TSwizzle wants and depends upon others to do what is needed to protect him and his health and does not care to reciprocate.
This kind of mischaracterization is annoying and not too honest.TS has repeatedly claimed masks don't work and has gone on tirades against mandatory mask mandates. A surgeon wearing a mask is because of mandatory mask mandates.
TSwizzle has claimed that public masking is useless against C19. I disagree, but that's what he's said. That's not the same as having standards in other sorts of situations like dentists and surgeons.
It's like having different standards for rest and alcohol intake concerning passenger jet pilots and grocery store cashiers. It's not hypocritical, it's recognizing the reality of risk levels.
Tom
Great. He announced yesterday that he has cancer, and now Covid. This is grim. On the bright side, we may soon get our first half black-half Indian female POTUS!Joe Biden has Covid. He's fully vaxed and boosted, showing mild symptoms. Being treated with Paxlovid.
Members at the same Chapter?Brandon has tested positive for covid. Let’s hope it’s nothing serious. Harris is a idiot altogether.