Camp 3 still. It's really sad and bizarre how masks have somehow become a crazy radical concept to so many people.
In all seriousness (although my point about mosh pits is not a joke, banning mosh pits like Scarlet wants to effectively do* would be a pretty serious detriment to my life and enjoyment of things in general), the biggest issue I have with continued masking advocates is their main argument seems to be "it's not a big deal" which is not a valid argument. You could use the same logic to argue that mandatory hijabs is also not a big deal since it's almost the exact same thing (if anything a hijab is less invasive for reasons I'll get to in a bit), and thus if some hypothetical Muslim majority municipality or somewhere in Erdogan's Turkey tried to mandate hijabs we should all just shrug and at most say "Well I don't support this but it's really not a big deal, who cares." So if you think mandatory hijabs are never OK, then you can't argue for masks on those grounds.
What’s the problem here?
The comparison of being forced to follow religious precepts to wearing a mask to avoid spreading germs
The analogy made here is slightly different than the one I made originally, which was to the niqab, but in any case as a Muslim I find mask mandates offensive for the same reason that I find niqabs offensive.
This shows why this thread is such a bad idea. If you disagree with a post, reply and say why instead of putting it in this thread without comment.