Me and the wife shop once a week in Green Bay Wi.We live in a small township about 90 miles north of there.You can always tell when the city Zombies drive up here by their masks.Green Bay has its own mask law.Now some stores will not let anyone in without a mask regardless of a medical condition.The Woodmans Grocery Store in GB announced this as we were shopping yesterday.I am trying get about twenty folks from this area together to get signs and march in front of Woodmans.The signs would say Woodmans unfair to medically handicapped people.I will wear my MEGA hat.Fugg em.

The problem now is that businesses are on board with the mask BS. Not all of them, but many of them, including many small businesses.

In some localities (democrat mayors) they can make it hard on business's by pulling their license to operate if they don't conform.

its not that they are all on board...they are threatened with loss of business license ......so it comes down to this ..do you respect property owners rights or not...they are in a hard spot.....bob

The idea that government can regulate the existence of businesses in the name of public safety is not only anti-American, but it is anathema to the very nature of personal liberty. If we need government say-so for everything, we eventually will have nothing. Nothing.

I understand what is going on, but at some point, we either resist or we become further subjugated.

Medical Exempt become difficult if they offer free curbside pickup.

That is how they weasel around 100^ compliance.

I've not re-opend the retail portion of business here[95%+ is delivery based], I'll be damned if I'm going to mandate mask wearing inside my f'ing bldg.
If someone wants in they have to call and we let them in and they see we're not sporting spit catchers. If they don't like it no one is forcing them to come in.
95% yank theirs off the moment they see us not wearing it.

I believe in private property rights. If a business has a sign up saying that only those who wear their pants with the zipper down can enter their store, then I have two choices.......either unzip mine or go elsewhere. Same way with a mask, if they mandate I wear a mask, then I can put one or, or shop at another store.

Personally, I have no problem with a mask............just as long as it's my decision to wear one, and not someone else telling me I must.

From someone who has had to wear charcoal filtered respirators for 12 shifts "Aw Da Poor Baby, Maybe Baby needs diaper changed/"

It died down some, insanity picking back up again.

The Woodman's mask announcement is company wide, automated, and has been going on for the last few months. I've zero problem with it, as I am a hideous fugger just like most other folks in the Wood-Mart. Honestly, seeing a bit less of the other grim looking in the face offspring of diseased donkey hooers makes grocery shopping jus a bit more pleasant.

You don't get paid for it?

Trump should have made millions of MAGA masks for the stores that hand you one at the door.

They should also have everyone have clean shaved faces, you know, for better mask fit.

who you want to make great again? europe, ethiopia, eritrea, england?

If I go into your store, I ALSO retain my rights. That's something you missed that is relevant. Let's make it more blatant so you can see it. "All patrons of this establishment will be sexually assaulted." Do you think If I go in I've somehow given up my right to be secure in my person?

Do you know what the word "unalienable" means?

Good for you and yours!
I just read an article on the new dictate by governor-dictator Ton justice who commands all people over 9 years of age to wear the suffocation cloths when everywhere in public.
Then chairman mao justice decrees that every store owner and manager take on the unpaid role of his minion and brownshirt enforcer of his waterboarding device upon all children and adults over the age of 9.

What will American's put up with?
Sir, I would shop at your store if you were in my town and send lots of business.

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/06/06/world/asia/japan-coronavirus-masks.html