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Brav520 said:
Though I’m sure Brooke( tweeter) and I disagree about a lot , she makes a good point .

If Brooke doesn’t want to fly because of new mask rule , fine , but Delta changed this mid flight so she was never given a choice .
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I agree. I bet now they will have "mask flights only" and then "maskless flights only." I would also like to know if the cockpit crew has been jabbed or not. I want a jabbless and maskless flights or I won;t fly. I would go crazy sitting between a pro mask and anti mask person and I would be paranoid about if the pilots got jabbed so I just sit this out until this is over with. No fly dad :)
 
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GoldenGate said:
Uh, what's the death rate in your state again? Why is it that the 10 states with the highest death rates are Mississippi, Arizona, Alabama, Tennessee, West Virginia, Arkansas, New Jersey (which is dropping like a stone compared to your anti-mask/vax states btw), Louisiana, Michigan, and Oklahoma?
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Living in SoCal and just returning from a visit to your neck of the woods, I'd say the vast majority of Californians are anti-mask. The beauty of this country you despise so much, is your freedom to continue wearing as many masks as you choose 24/7. Enjoy.
 
Brav520 said:
Though I’m sure Brooke( tweeter) and I disagree about a lot , she makes a good point .

If Brooke doesn’t want to fly because of new mask rule , fine , but Delta changed this mid flight so she was never given a choice .
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Same choice she had knowing everyone on the plane would be eating and drinking throughout the flight. If you see an injustice here, you're trying too hard to find one - plays right into the rapidly growing aggrieved culture.
 
espola said:
https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1516209956428599301
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Maybe she should have paid attention to the news before boarding the flight. Far riskier places her kids have gone than an airplane. Her kids can still wear a mask. Her kids are probably thrilled though to not wear masks unless she poisoned their minds with irrational fear.

Hüsker Dü said:
Do you always laugh at mothers concerns?
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Some people are concerned about vapor trails and bigfoot, but that doesn't mean our lives should revolve around their irrational fears.

It really wouldn't matter when the mask mandates were removed, there will always be someone that is freaked out. It's endemic, like the flu (although less serious now than the flu) we need to start living with it.
 
Seems like an odd time for certain people to be all of a sudden concerned about the health and safety of children, along with parental concerns, when the pandemic is over. Particularly when there were far greater threats to their well being with schools closed and their activities restricted.
 
watfly said:
Maybe she should have paid attention to the news before boarding the flight. Far riskier places her kids have gone than an airplane. Her kids can still wear a mask. Her kids are probably thrilled though to not wear masks unless she poisoned their minds with irrational fear.


Some people are concerned about vapor trails and bigfoot, but that doesn't mean our lives should revolve around their irrational fears.

It really wouldn't matter when the mask mandates were removed, there will always be someone that is freaked out. It's endemic, like the flu (although less serious now than the flu) we need to start living with it.
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The news broke during the flight. If the pilot were more considerate of his passengers' wishes, he could have held off making the announcement until the plane had arrived, or just said nothing at all.
 
espola said:
The news broke during the flight. If the pilot were more considerate of his passengers' wishes, he could have held off making the announcement until the plane had arrived, or just said nothing at all.
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Fair, but how should he decide which passengers' wishes to consider? Majority vote? Defer to the most fearful?

I can see an argument for not changing rules mid-flight. But its really irrelevant since your not required to keep your mask on 100% of the time anyway.
 
watfly said:
Fair, but how should he decide which passengers' wishes to consider? Majority vote? Defer to the most fearful?

I can see an argument for not changing rules mid-flight. But its really irrelevant since your not required to keep your mask on 100% of the time anyway.
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When the plane took off, there was an implicit agreement on what the onboard conditions would be. Changing those conditions mid-flight is unfair and likely to lead to a consumer lawsuit. You can't get off the plane midflight.
 
Hüsker Dü said:
When it comes to a mother’s children a “study” or select research from someone else’s opinion confirming source are meaningless.
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I agree. As I said, if a parent is concerned, take action. In this case, the mother should avoid being in places she views as unsafe. Mask mandates have never stopped the spread in the US. They are even less useful against the latest variants.
 
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