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Legit question regarding those of you who are hell bent on wearing masks 100% of the time. Do you disinfect everything that you and your family come in contact with on a daily basis, and I mean everything? Because if not, there is a chance that you’re spreading the virus through contact and not even realizing it, mask or no mask. If you’re that scared of the virus then things as simple as car keys, door knobs, garage door openers, car door handles and mailboxes have the potential to be life threatening at this point.
Is it ideal to sanitise your keys, every door handle, never touch your face or anything at the shopping centres? Yes technically. Is it realistic? Ofcourse not. I see wearing a mask and socially distancing for the majority of people as being reasonably practicable until we have a better solution that doesnt involve throwing the gates open for millions of people around the globe to just die.
I liken it to a beach. There may be a packed beach with 40,000 people but if you are hanging with your family and not in the faces of the rest of the crowd hopefully you will come home safe.
Lets hope there is no case surge. Looks to me like it’s the college kids who are misbehaving now after watching a little news tonight
Stay safe everyone 👍
The Shop
I'm not making any judgement on the people that attended either way, i just know that its a textbook set up for a super spreader environment. If it doesn't come about that way then great but its probably more by god luck rather than good management.
I'm also doubtful that the families of the near on 800,000 people that have died will forget it.
I know that a lot of people want to think this will go away at the US election, and maybe thats all thats getting people through, but i just cant understand how that can happen. Even if it does that doesn't make any of this less of a big deal to the people it has run over in the meantime.
If we know by now, that the virus spreads through close contact via aerosols and microscopic droplets...how the hell are we ever going to get a handle on this if people can't chill out, understand that this isn't about 'freedom', or a 'violation of our rights' yada yada yada. 170,000+ dead in 5 months. Many 'survivors' have lasting damage, some of them on this very forum...yet we can't collectively as a country, realize we are in a war with an invisible enemy. We as Americans, should actually give a crap about each other. We're all citizens under the same flag. If we saw someone hurt on the moto track, I'm sure we'd all drop our bike to help them out so that they didn't get landed on, or make sure they were ok. Why can't we do that in our normal lives, day to day? Because we can't see a virus, we can make believe it's not real, or not that bad of a danger? It just blows my mind.
Thank God when WWII broke out Americans didn't put on tin foil hats after Pearl Harbor, or start resisting against regulations like the war production act, food rationing, or material and non-essentials goods needed to be given to the government for the war effort...petty little things that were taken for granted in the U.S. prior to the war. We would of never won. We would of just been fighting ourselves, instead of the real enemies. The greatest generation collectively cared about each other, fought for each other, helped each other. Now? Pfff.
Meanwhile...in Sturgis last week...
Pit Row
Nothing to see there folks. Move along now.
Throw in Loretta’s and the Baja brawl too. Why not ? Include all the riders that passed as well, let’s get a gofundme going.
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