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Esther Cook's avatar

I did not have much problem. I just walked into the store without a mask, just like normal, and I was mostly ignored. I explained to a few people that I have a breathing condition that makes me unable to wear a mask safely (asthma, but you don't have to tell strangers your medical info) and most were okay with that. I did run into a few people who were merciless to the handicapped, which made my blood run cold. But not often. I told Walmart entrance guard "exempt" and walked in like that totally took care of it, so it did. After a few months, I just ignored them. They seemed to lose morale over time.

When I saw other sane people (i.e. maskless) I thanked them for their beautiful Godly face. (After Covidcon, there are no ugly faces anymore.)

Vanessa Paradis's avatar

I vowed non-capitulation in 2001 when the "Patriot Act" was instituted, and I have never looked back. What does that mean? It means I refused to be molested to fly on an airplane. I have not flown since. I was ostracized and literally abandoned by most of my extended family and even my children for my different viewpoint about the entire COVID debacle. I could see the reality of the situation; they were controlled by fear. It was a difficult and stressful time, to say the least. Today, some of those people still believe the entire narrative. Some know truth now but will not contact me because of their guilt and denial. Some have died. I often wonder how things might be different today if more people had stood their ground and refused to be molested or allowing their children to be molested simply to fly on an airplane.

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