Missouri COVID19 Vax Discussion - St. Louis Mask Mandate Rescinded Less Than 24 Hours After Woke Health Officials Get Trigger Happy

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Mandatory face mask rule now in effect for St. Louis City and County


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COVID 19 – SATANIC RITUAL
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Just Stay Home If You're Too Scared to Wear a Mask, Snowflake
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Confirmed Cases in Missouri
23,856

Deaths
1,028

Report: 36% Of Missouri Students Can't Learn From Home During Coronavirus Because Of Poor Internet Connections [link to www.kcur.org (secure)]

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Columbia city council passed mandatory mask ordinance last night. $15 fine. I guess it was because the police don't have enough to do. Umm hmm.

People may actually have to teach their own children.

I don't know about where you guys live, but here in SC Ozarks, I'd be surprised if more than 2% wear masks in stores.

And here's a little tip. The super Walmart nearest to us WILL NOT do curb side delivery. The employee said that if you're symptomatic, you should just go ahead and come in the store. The manager said it would be best if you didn't, but you need to go online and place an order with the Walmart an hour away that will do curbside.

So people who are sick need to drive a long distance. And many of the elderly have no ability to place online orders.

Rural Missouri is about to full scale blow up because the AntiMask League is the strong majority.

They won't change their minds until they or their loved ones become ill. Very freaking sad. And I am not for government mandating masks as is happening all over. But people are too brain dead to act right.

Oh well. I tried. The "it's just the flu and no one actually gets really sick" propaganda has won out.

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Columbia City Council Approves Ordinance Requiring Masks [link to www.kbia.org (secure)]

Missouri Summer Camp Closes After 82 Kids and Staff Infected with Coronavirus

Kanakuk Kamps, a network of Christian sports camps in the state, saw 82 campers, counselors and staff members test positive for coronavirus

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Arch delays reopening plan indefinitely due to COVID spike in Missouri

Gateway Arch National Park had planned to proceed with Phase II of its reopening plan on Wednesday, but that has been postponed.

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Missouri officials cite reporting delay as virus case spike
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City of Springfield considers masking ordinance after recent jump in COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations
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Where I live, none off this is happening. Good thread but I won't be checking in much OP. Thank you, you know I love you Batman k.

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With dozens of complaints a day, Kansas City’s mask mandate has been tough for officials to enforce
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Mask up, Missouri!

This website has been equipped with information from health experts and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to be a resource for clear, direct, and factual information about how wearing masks can save lives and get our economy back on track.

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Just quit worrying about them and wear your own. Keep sanitizer in your car and make sure you wipe down all your groceries with disinfectant when you get home. I was an early mask wearer before most started. When this started, probably only see about two or three others in the store wearing the masks. Now you only see a handful that don't wear one and we have an ordinance in place! Eventually, they will start wearing them more when they see the virus is actually there. Make sure your older relatives at least have some masks to wear and stress the importance they wear them shopping because they are higher risk. Or do the shopping for them. Oh, and don't forget to tell them about sanitizing their hands and their milk jugs!

Last week I was thinking the same thing, full scale blow up, but of the 45 cases my county has had only 2 are on isolation. Our numbers have held steady for a week (we did add 1 today) Over all the state in total is seeing a rise but I think SC Ozarks is leveling off, masks or no masks.

I had an opportunity to speak with a paramedic and other hospital peeps (thanks to one massive Menieres attack) the general idea seems to be that masks hold bacteria in and therefore are unhealthy and the fact that virtually no one is in the hospital with covid makes masks kind of not necessary. Most of the patients in the hospital didn't have on a mask and while the drs and nurses did, they were more than happy to "move it" when they thought no one was looking

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Only 2 on isolation? Or do you mean hospitilization?

As to the bacteria issue, you should wash them and only wear them if you go into stores or close inside places that aren't your own home. There's so much BS everywhere about masks it's actually quite incredible. 172 Lancet studies that haven't been withdrawn as erroneous show they are effective at mitigating spread.

Shouldn't be a constant thing at all. And I totally get why employees wouldn't want to wear them all day long. Completely. Tbh, I don't think they should, but should have more regular breaks, like every 45 minutes or something. If you're doing physical work and/or it's hot and humid, it's flatly NOT an option. If you're just going into a store for 20 minutes it's not an issue. And it's only mitigation.

It takes about a month for events to show any increase in this stupid thing. Like up to 2 weeks incubation then at least a week until real symptoms set in. So it isn't this instant thing. And hopefully it is actually weakening in virulence. I'm hoping so anyway!

Isolation, there have only been 1 or admitted into the hospital and they came out just fine, no deaths. One lady was on Howell county health dept comments section talking about it and answering questions. We did have 3 new cases today, they come from an out of state exposure. As fast as the cases come in, they go out. Apparently it takes almost as long for the test results to come in as it does for isolation. The state had a huge jump today 795 new cases, and I honestly believe we have always had a lot of cases, most people just didn't know and now that testing is common we are just showing more.

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