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Katie Mack@astrokatie.com |
Criminalizing a simple, easy, personal tool for public health is absurd and incredibly harmful. Masking whenever, wherever, for whatever reason, should be a completely normal and accepted part of life in a society.
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Birdpoof
@birdpoof.bsky.social
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Japan is so much better than us about this. (I don't know about other countries in Asia, though.)
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Elder Mike
@eldermike.bsky.social
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Facial recognition systems needs to work to protect the power elites! Public protection is contrary to the power structures. Profits are made off of public vulnerabilities.
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Charles S. Freeman
@cspencef.bsky.social
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These are people who think the novel 1984 was aspirational. “Security” above all. (Plus the opportunity to download people’s faces for AI use.)
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Orion Kidder
@orionkidder.bsky.social
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It ought to be illegal to ban it under America's constitution, but fascist judges will find a way to legalize those bans. Grim times in those United States.
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Kev
@keviniswriting.bsky.social
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The “respect my personal freedoms”/“don’t tread on me” folks strike again
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Dawn F as in
@obi-dawn.bsky.social
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Things I have masked in addition to covid and other respiratory infections: wildfire smoke, fireworks smoke, campfire smoke, silt dust when when walking around a recently flooded city, cold temps, fresh cut grass, dust while cleaning (that one is at home). They are great!
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