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Nothing is ever about “bodily autonomy” with Republicans. Nothing. Today’s example:
The Republican Senate of North Carolina just passed a ban on masking for medical reasons in public.
For bonus points, it has an exemption preserving the right of the KKK to march around masked. Republican leadership refused to allow a floor vote to take that out, so passed it with the exemption intact.
But masking for medical purposes in public? That they’ll make illegal.
Posted via Solarbird{y|z|yz}, Collected.
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Date: 2024-05-19 03:27 pm (UTC)I just thought of something as an interfaith HOSPITAL CHAPLAIN: I'm masking for religious purposes. Tikkun nefesh 🔯, to save a (life, soul, BREATH) and it's required to do what is necessary to save even my own life. For those who are nominally Christian or Christ followers, I give you Matthew 15:17-19, my restatement: what comes out of the mouth comes from the heart, and that is what defiles a person.
I would say, if I truly needed to be in North Carolina, "I wear this mask to remember to not speak ill of anyone, as the Lord has bidden me." I wouldn't mention I was Jewish to that type, I wouldn't want to provoke them into sinning further. 🙏🤫😂🔯😉
I'm still scared for everyone having to live under those conditions in North Carolina though. Cancer patients and those with compromised immune systems shouldn't be risking their own lives to leave their residences.