I've got COVID questions for you..

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I reached out to some people I know who work or use to work with muslims and Africans. I asked about the mask thing, the reply was more or less the same. Muslims think its good to spread the virus as much as possible to the infidels ( this was seen in Europe in the spring) and they (the men) are not going to wear masks that make them look like the" white whore dogs" ( European women).
The Africans wont wear the masks or be hygienic because they are not going to do as any white man tells them.

I don't think I trust what people that just work with Muslims and Africans, have to say about what they think and believe. I don't think it sheds much light on why the governments are pushing the mask agenda so strongly.

It sounds like they are just sharing with you their own opinions and giving you nothing more than their own take away. 

I don't live where you live, and as far as I know, I don't know any Islam practicing Muslims, so I can't tell you what they think, but I am willing to bet they don't all think and behave the same way.

Where I live it is not the Muslims or Africans pushing back against masks. The ones pushing back the hardest are those in support of our President. But in my personal opinion, I don't think the methods being used are very practical, nor no I believe they are effective in the way they say they are supposed to work.

I will share a story with you guys that I thought was funny, with my warped sense of humor.

I was called out to meet with a patient. The patient had not arrived yet, when I got to the facility. I prepped for the patient. Gown, gloves, mask, as routine. When the patient arrived with police transport, the officer quickly told me he had screened her for COVID and she was negative. I thanked him and told him that we were required to do our own screening, as it was a bit more in depth. 

About five minutes into my interview, I found out the patient was being treated for TB at a local clinic. Now what do you think is more concerning, riding in a car with a person with COVID, or a patient with Tuberculosis?

Keep in mind that exposure to either doesn't necessarily mean you will become ill. I just use that as a sample of just how ridiculous the response has been.

I understand you, about 25 years ago I was exposed to TB, spent 6 months eating meds but never got it.