The American government on the ground offers increasingly strange initiatives to combat the coronavirus. In Wisconsin, officials are required not to remove medical masks even during teleconferences, and in Tennessee there have already been proposals to try people who refuse protective equipment for attempted murder, reports Fox News.
According to the channel, they went even further at the University of Georgia — there students were advised not to remove protective masks even during sexual pleasures.
The opinion on whether it is necessary to wear masks, the leaders we elected changed so often that it became difficult to follow them, and the majority of citizens decided to simply ignore them - but this really angers politicians. You can disagree with them, but ignore them - in no case. Apparently, this is what prompted the director of the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources to require government employees to wear masks even during teleconferences while at home alone.
The director of this is called Preston Cole, and, according to him, wearing a mask while sitting at home, officials set the right example for people, showing that they "think about the safety and health of others" - even if there are no others nearby, because the person he sits at home alone, and it turns out that, having put on a mask, he will not allow himself to catch the coronavirus from himself.
Meanwhile, in the state of Tennessee, a member of the municipal council of the city of Nashville, Sharon Hurt, said that people who do not wear masks should be charged with attempted murder.
— You know, I worked for an organization where it was believed that if a person infected someone with a virus and at the same time did not report it, he should be tried for murder - or rather, for attempted murder. Perhaps we should introduce stricter laws, according to which people who do not wear masks and at the same time create a risk of infection with this virus for someone else will be punished more severely - as is already practiced with other viruses that are transmitted from person to person, she said.
That's how it is, "punishment is more serious", it means. Or maybe we will simply execute people who do not wear masks in the name of public health? Probably, this will be discussed soon.
Well, the University of Georgia published the so-called medical recommendations, where it is indicated that students should wear masks - the very medical ones - even during sex. The recommendations referred to data from the Mayo Clinic; however, after receiving a portion of well-deserved mockery in the network, the university deleted the publication with the recommendations for some reason.
