Some people are completely exempt from the EO. This includes any person with a medical condition where wearing a face mask could pose a health risk (this is everybody, actually, since we all need to breathe oxygen, not carbon dioxide -- funny how the retarded climate change hoaxers are totally cool with everyone breathing their own carbon dioxide). Business cannot ask me what my medical condition is. Business cannot violate any law related to discrimination, which would trump the EO (all laws trump the EO). Police cannot use the EO as a reason to violate any individual's constitutional rights (this is the weasel clause used to try to cover the governor's ass for pushing an unconstitutional, unlawful order, such as the EO). Maximum fine is $100. Even this is irrelevant because governors do not have authority to create these "laws," much less impose a fine. That is the legislature's job. In the USA, the Constitution is the supreme law of the land, "anything in the laws of any state to the contrary not withstanding." - Article 6
No person may be "deprived of liberty without due process of law." - 5th Amendment
No state may deprive any person of liberty without due process of law. - 14th Amendment
Every person's liberty is infringed where they are required to wear a mask, which harms their health, unless it is proven in a court of law (due process) that they are IN FACT (not just in theory) that they ARE (not just "might be") a danger to others without such infringement.
Ultimately, there is a maximum fine of $100, and that case would never make it to court in the first place. The charges would be dropped, because even the dumbass attorneys know they can't prosecute such a case.
BTW: Executive orders are for the purpose of directing the EMPLOYEES of the EXECUTIVE BRANCH of the government to carry out some policy of the chief executive (President on the federal side, and the governors on the state side). Read any of Trump's EO's and you will see that the order is ALWAYS directed at the people working in the executive branch of the federal government, and no one else. Not the legislative branch. Not the judicial branch. Not the states. Not the People. Only the employees working in the executive branch of the federal government. That is the ONLY authority that a president or a governor has when issuing executive orders. Governors are not dictators, and they cannot violate their oath of office by pretending to be. That is why the weasel clause about individual rights and the constitution is buried at the end of the EO. It is a CYA clause, in case the gov gets sued.
These governors are violating their oaths' of office -- IF these EO's are actually legally enforced. And if they are not enforced, they are committing fraud through intimidation.
