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@crazywriter @denali-christianson @r-m-archer @emily-waldorf

I agree with most if not all of your arguments. I do think that it is wrong for the government to be dictating how you must care for your body, or ordering small, locally owned businesses to require  masks or vaccines. That is the business’ choice, and if they choose to ask you to wear a mask, I’ll wear one if necessary or just not go in there, like R.M. said. I do believe that, in regards to COVID, at least, masks are not beneficial – in fact, I believe that they are harmful, especially if worn for a long period of time. The first time I had to wear a mask I had to take it off ’cause I was overheating and having a hard time breathing, not to mention all the other bacteria that gets stuck in them and then you constantly breathe those in. Luckily enough for me, our family lives in a small town where the only place that requires masks for their employees and recommends that you wear one (that I know of, at least), is City Market, and that’s ’cause it’s a chain. (Funny thing is, the employees wear mesh masks to protest. XD)

As for the vaccine, I’ve heard so much about how harmful it is that I do not plan on taking it. I’ve had people I know severely struggle with it, and my dad knows at least four people who have died or have had family members die less than a week after getting their first shot. There’s also been some suspicious paralyzations, brain injuries, and heart problems after having it. My family and I believe that your natural, God-made immune system is the best possible way to defend against COVID, and as such we were actually quite thrilled when we got it (go figure :P). (The only sad part is that it completely rewired my taste and smell, so now I’m having to learn what things smell and taste like all over again. It’s kinda weird and also very annoying. XD)

Anywho, that’s my take. Any other topics?