Chris Sullivan of Atlanta hates AT&T, “but it’s the only internet carrier in my area.” And so he
went to the AT&T store … to pay my bill and was told that I couldn’t come in without a mask.
I told the person that I have a “medical condition,” but that didn’t matter. I turned and left. I went by the grocery store and saw everybody in the parking lot wearing masks so I figured I was in for another confrontation, but nobody said anything to me. I didn’t see anybody else in the store without a mask, but there was nothing at the entrance saying anything about masks. It was a small independent chain called Wayfield Foods.
Next day, he
went to a different AT&T store, … and they didn’t say a word about having no mask.
I stopped by a range … to check out range rates and see if they had any reloading supplies. A guy came up to me and said I had to have a mask. I told him that was crazy and left immediately. If you think about an indoor range it might make a little bit of sense to have some kind of mask to trap lead fumes, unburned power, priming compounds, smoke from lubricants or copper, etc. That’s not why they were requiring a mask.
The world has gone mad. I knew people could be led to do whatever they were told, but the ease of it and the super high proportion of lemmings surprises me. Just think if there were an actual crisis …
You mean like Marxists trying to conquer the country or Our Rulers tightening their stranglehold on us? In either case, the lemmings only clutch their chains more closely.
