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<blockquote data-quote="Buckaineer" data-source="post: 131395661" data-attributes="member: 1428007">The problem with the mask theory of not wearing one if you don't want to?Each time you speak, breath, you emit particles from your mouth--if you have the disease you spread it out from yourself.&nbsp; That is what masks are for--to prevent YOU from spreading it to other people.You can infect other people with Coronavirus.&nbsp; That is how others are infected.&nbsp; Doesn't matter if you think you personally won't get it if you don't wear a mask--you can have the virus and may not even know it, but spread it to others.&nbsp; Whether you think you have symptoms or not doesn't prevent others from getting severe symptoms or even dying from this serious illness.That's a big problem with playing football.&nbsp; You have people coming from various places, interacting daily with various unrelated people, then getting in close contact--touching, breathing, sweating, spitting--and inevitably some will have the virus.&nbsp; Many will be lucky and just have mild symptoms, but others can develop severe medical issues from this and even die.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Buckaineer, post: 131395661, member: 1428007"] The problem with the mask theory of not wearing one if you don't want to? Each time you speak, breath, you emit particles from your mouth--if you have the disease you spread it out from yourself. That is what masks are for--to prevent YOU from spreading it to other people. You can infect other people with Coronavirus. That is how others are infected. Doesn't matter if you think you personally won't get it if you don't wear a mask--you can have the virus and may not even know it, but spread it to others. Whether you think you have symptoms or not doesn't prevent others from getting severe symptoms or even dying from this serious illness. That's a big problem with playing football. You have people coming from various places, interacting daily with various unrelated people, then getting in close contact--touching, breathing, sweating, spitting--and inevitably some will have the virus. Many will be lucky and just have mild symptoms, but others can develop severe medical issues from this and even die. [/QUOTE]

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