HappyJoy
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They wear them to protect patients from saliva. You're wrong. But not from viruses, there you're correct.As for 'trap bacteria'.... For starters it is a virus... But if it was a bacteria, you are right, trap bacteria... You have it and you can't get infected twice, you want to trap it in and give it to others...If you are touching your face more with a mask you have an ill fitting mask... Get a proper fitting one and you don't need to touch it...
Tip: take your mask off with hand sanitiser on, it stops the virus getting on your hands...You know even if you have antibodies you can still get COVID and pass it on to others?
You won't even free anything, you will be just running around like Typhoid Mary. She didn't think she was harming anyone either.Look at the CDC excess deaths and explain them... I have a hospital full of patients as evidence...
All this pseudoscientific nonsense and other ignorance brought to you by the side whose “science” asserts that Bruce Jenner is a woman.
So if masks don't work, you don't care if your doctor or dentist wears a mask when operating on you, to prevent infection. You're good with whatever they're breathing on you.
It is likely masks worn by doctors and dentists accomplish nothing at all.
It is just psychological.
Saliva has a mild disinfectant.
If saliva were so bad, then humans would not kiss and animals would not lick themselves clean.
Diseases are spread through saliva.
Diseases are spread by spores, and those travel even better once the saliva dries out.
Saliva kills or inhibits pathogen growth more than it aids it.
When you cough or sneeze, that us mucus, NOT saliva.
You don't know what you are talking about.
Someone else's saliva has never been shown to prevent disease in another. It tends to carry it.
You believe in some weird shit.