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Re: Eye Doctor
« Reply #60 on: February 06, 2022, 08:27:33 PM »
Seriously.

Try to enter our property under your conditions.

Seriously.
You can't invite me onto your property and then commit crimes against me.  You acknowledged that earlier.  So you are OK, with masking.  I'm not.  I think it is a crime.  It's not safe.  Even the original purpose of surgical masks is called into question by studies that found that they are ineffective at preventing even bacterial infection of wounds.  So, no, they don't protect you.  So, yeah, I have no problem setting the condition that you don't try to commit a crime against me while I'm on your property.  And the courts would agree with me on that.  Obviously there is no law on the books that mask requirements are unlawful but I think there should be.  I hope LoT will find a nearby doctor who will agree to see him without a mask.  But if he ends up driving to FL, I'm not going to try shame him about burdening his family.  You guys wear masks and that's why you have no sympathy for LoT.  I don't wear masks.  Sorry to see you imagining doing violence against me, Mark.

Re: Eye Doctor
« Reply #61 on: February 06, 2022, 08:36:02 PM »
You can't invite me onto your property and then commit crimes against me.  You acknowledged that earlier.  So you are OK, with masking.  I'm not.  I think it is a crime.  It's not safe.

Did any eye doctor invite you onto his property? Or did he tell you that folks without masks aren't welcome?


Re: Eye Doctor
« Reply #62 on: February 06, 2022, 08:51:33 PM »
Did any eye doctor invite you onto his property? Or did he tell you that folks without masks aren't welcome?
Yes, he did.  When a doctor hangs a sign outside his office and invites the public to partake of his services, he is inviting people on to his property.  If he wants to invite the public on to his property, he shouldn't be permitted to require them to wear masks.  If he doesn't want maskless people on his property, he can close his business.

Re: Eye Doctor
« Reply #63 on: February 06, 2022, 08:57:25 PM »
Yes, he did.  When a doctor hangs a sign outside his office and invites the public to partake of his services, he is inviting people on to his property.  If he wants to invite the public on to his property, he shouldn't be permitted to require them to wear masks.  If he doesn't want maskless people on his property, he can close his business.


You think that "masking is a crime". But I don't. People wear masks for whatever adaequate or less adaequate reasons, and neither I, nor you, nor the state has any right or duty to interfere in private businesses. LastTradhican wears a mask when using a leaf blower. Should he be persecuted for doing that, just because some think that that might prejudicate his health?

A doctor invites people who follow some well known, and more rarely some less well known rules. Everybody knows this.

Re: Eye Doctor
« Reply #64 on: February 06, 2022, 08:59:13 PM »

You think that "masking is a crime". But I don't. People wear masks for whatever adaequate or less adaequate reasons, and neither I, nor you, nor the state has any right or duty to interfere in private businesses. LastTradhican wears a mask when using a leaf blower. Should he be persecuted for doing that, just because some think that that might prejudicate his health?
No, I don't think masking is a crime.  I think mask requirements are a crime.