Definitive Lesson In The Inefficacy Of Masks

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Last Edited by Teioh on 09/04/2021 02:49 AM

Buh Buh Butt muh droplets.



Last Edited by Yo Adrian on 09/04/2021 02:51 AM

placebo is a hell of a drug

You mean a 5 cent piece of paper with half an elastic band glued to either end made in China can't stop Covid???

Amatuer mask wearer, wrong mask for painting, you need an oraganic cartridge respirator with Hepa filters !

Masktards think if you block what you can see, that must block the virus. They're literally incapable of grasping the concept that something they can't see exists and can infect them and that even one particle will do the job. They think they're reducing their risk because mucus and phlegm get caught up in the mask but by the time those visible substances hit the mask the virus particles have separated and passed through and any virus that remains is only going to reinfect them. Not to mention the very real and added risks of bacterial infections and inhalation of man made substances in the masks themselves. Sadly, it's a pointless argument. Masktards are either scared shitless, lack the common sense and basic thinking skills to understand what's going on or they just flat out enjoy the idea of hiding their face all the time. They all think they're somehow protected and safe thanks to their masks when in reality, they're just being muzzled by their masters.

That is not the point Faucci....

your sauce is weak and your days are numbered.

Every person jabbed - they will accept no less. Every indigenous human, every baby on board, every person in the last year of life regardless of health conditions. Poor, homeless, enslaved, in medical comas, it doesn't matter what your name is.

Best of the day

Actually, I have a bit of knowledge here...just a tiny bit, that I would like to share.

I'm not arguing that surgical masks are in fact effective against viruses - they ain't. But this gentleman's premise isn't correct either.

The properties of oil allow it to permeate certain membraines that non-oils would not. Hence:

NIOSH has two designations for oily-based particle disposable respirators - R95 and P95. The "R" rating is said to be "somewhat resistant to oil". The "P" rating is said to be "strongly resistant to oil".

Meaning...no matter how badass your commercial mask is - if it isn't especially designed to deal with paint...it won't. You involve oil-based paints or certain solvents, an M95 won't cut it.

That's why the dude has paint in his nose. Using the wrong equipment.

Edit: To clarify: M95/M99 and N95 masks or even N100 will be defeated when put in contact with oil-based paint.

That fact his nose was full of paint had nothing to do with the size of the particulates or the viscosity...just the nature of oil on the material.

So do you believe that the masks people have been wearing will block a virus particle?

I'll keep my p100 gas mask.

Can spray straight alcohol on it and smell nothing inside.

True about the oil vs non oil masks.


Guys a retard for that




But still. You ain't stopping a virus with cloth or napkins.



Youre kinda maybe sorta deflecting huge gushes of spit or cough from getting on someone but the fact any air is moving at all through or around the mask...aka You are breathing...And your breath ain't going through a viral filter....your ejecting virus into your vicinity.



It's like ummmmmm.....Covid is the most contagious airborn virus ever in the history of mankind....and also a paper tissue over your mouth can totally stop it.

They said in their explanation that it won’t. People have been saying this for a long time as I have. Makes don’t do shit against it except trap a small amount of the particles.

A N95 must be tightly fitting against the skin to effectively filter the air being inhaled. By putting a cloth mask between his skin and the N95, he eliminated the tight fit.

Also, he clearly states it is latex paint, NOT oil-based, as some have suggested.

True, I wear a p100 mask when cleaning pellet stove and drywall. Even still the particles get behind it. And those particles you can see, much larger then the tiny virus.

The masks are muzzles.

I hated shaving the beard to wear the gas mask but it has exterior and interior seals.

If it's on properly and working correctly it's pretty comfortable actually.

Viral load is high right now, anything to reduce the 251x viral load coming from the vaccinated is a priority as viral load at onset seems to significantly impact severity.

pretty retarded using n95 as an example, it has a one-way valve for exhale which doesn't work too reliably

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he should be using one of those ^

they specifically say n95 is not approved for spraying paint

"This respirator only protects from dust and sand particles and pollen and mold spores so the professional painter should look for a more suitable mask."

All I am saying is that in order to deal with oil based paints, they have to be specifically rated to do so. M95/99, N95 masks are not those.

It's like using pistol armor to prove the ineffectiveness of rifle plates against rifle calibers. "See? My 3A didn't stop my AR-15. Therefore, all armor is ineffective against rifles."

That is his argument.

No - YOUR equipment is ineffective for what you're using it for. Whether anything better will or will not stop a different threat? It doesn't speak toward that at all.

Personally I do think P100/NBC filters will stop viruses. Dunno about anything else. But I do know proving a mask that is said by the manufacturer to not stop paint will, in fact, not stop paint doesn't prove a thing.

Didn't explain that well enough, I feel.

Say you have a fence labeled 'will get melted by acid'.

You throw acid on the fence.

The fence melts.

You say "See? This proves your fence will not stop golf-ball sized objects from being thrown through.

No - it says nothing of the sort. Maybe the gaps in the fence are small enough to block golf balls, and maybe they're big enough to let through a moose. But chemically compromising the links and melting down the gaps doesn't suggest anything one way or the other.

If you want to test particulate penetration, you test that - microns and shit. If you want to test chemical breakdown, you test that. You can't use the latter to prove anything about the former and vise-versa.

Two totally different things.

KN95 saved me from getting it from my daughter. She wore a KN95 and hubby and I did. We didn’t know she had Covid. She said she had a really bad headache and was going to go home after visiting us.

The next day she went to get tested as her headache was so bad. She was positive.

Hubby and I quarantined. Didn’t get it. We believe the masks prevented us from getting it.

Home exterior and interior latex paints are water based.

I think you missed the point Einstein...

I like to use the cloth condom analogy. How many of those mask wearers would wear a cloth condom and expect it to protect against sexually transmitted disease and pregnancy? I bet none, they would laugh at the thought. Well, how many times larger is that sperm than a COVID virus particle?

In addition, people are constantly adjusting their masks, taking it off and putting it on, lifting it to rub their noses, touching their ear straps... All those hand germs are are getting forced into the sensitive membranes in the nose and ears. And let's not even go into the people who wear the same disposable mask for weeks on end.

Masks might give some protection (I mean, what kind of a mess would that painter have if he had worn no mask?). But, if it only takes one or two particles to start an infection, then what's the point, because those obviously get through. If masks really worked, CA, NY, CT, and some of those other high-mask areas would have had virtually no COVID. That's not the case. I'm guessing they have relative numbers to states who are not regulating masks.

If you want to know how effective your mask was in preventing you from testing positive, put your mask on and stick your face in a sink full of water. Does it stop your from inhaling the water? No because the virus is so small you can't see it and it travels freely through the air. At any given time there are millions of virus particles floating through the air around you. Belive what you want about your mask but it did nothing to prevent you from contracting the virus.