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.

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.

No, I don't think masking is a crime.  I think mask requirements are a crime.

It's a safe bet that everyone who is advocating for the communist mask mandates has already caved and is wearing masks whenever it would be an inconvenience for them to fight back.  So you have to justify that somehow.  I guess you just blow it off as the property owner's rights.  Meanwhile the communists laugh at you.  They don't laugh at the people who are fighting back.

I am curious how you know that no local eye doctor will see you.
Do you ring for appointment and the receptionist tells you up front before she will make the appointment?
Or do you ask her if mask wearing is necessary?

Here is my recent experience. Last week I has to go to the optometrist. Before going I went to the supermarket. I was waiting for it to open and a couple of elderly ladies reluctantly moved up so I could sit down. I am visibly disabled. They tell me the "law" says two bodies to a bench.

Anyway we got chatting and I attempted to enlighten them that they don't have to wear masks. They weren't buying it. But the more pleasant (least suspicious) of the two related how she had gone to the optometrist (the same one I was booked for) and he had said to her "For goodness sake take off that mask. It's causing your glasses to fog". This gave some reassurance, as I admit that I was wary of having a disagreement.
As I approached the door there was a big sign say in to effect of "don't enter without a mask." I ignored the sign and entered. There was a similar sign stuck on the desk and so I stood a little away from that sign and told my name and appointment time.

Everyone was most kind and helpful. No-one battered an eyelid. I saw the optometrist who made no comment nor protest though he was wearing a mask. The good news is that I do not need new glasses.

So what is your story, Lover of Truth?
Do you really need an eye doctor or would an optometrist be sufficient? That would give you more options.

Personally, I would just make an appointment and turn up. Do you really believe that the doctor will kick you out or are you at the mercy of an upstart receptionist?