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Maskurbator on scored.co
13 hours ago5 points(+0/-0/+5Score on mirror)1 child
1 and 2 yes, but 3 I disagree with. 3 in mass is what led to all this shit in the first place. If no one from the beginning gave an inch to cocksuckers the world would be better.
Similar story. It's 2021. Random grocery store in my area I never go to except this one time. Not wearing a mask because I refuse to. Cashier offers me one. I politely say no thanks. He immediately flips out. 0-100 like that. "Then get the fuck out!" And points to the door. "No. You're going to ring me up." He argues. I calmly but defiantly refuse to mask up. He's going into hysterics. He calls his manager over. Actually nice lady. She explains. I tell her I won't wear a mask. The guy is basically hyperventilating. She excuses him, takes the register, and rings me up without issue. Meanwhile cockgobbler (I wish I remembered his name) is actually crying, tears and everything, and stammers out "I hope you fucking die". I rudely laugh in his face. Guy behind me catches up on parking lot, he enjoyed himself.
And similar experiences at Costco and the local city park too. Basically, I'll tell anyone to go fuck themselves. It's never not worked for me so far. Plus it sets a good precedent to these types. The pushback to them is often not worth the social risk of being nosey. Stand them down once and they'll be bitches forever more never to bother people again.
11 hours ago3 points(+0/-0/+3Score on mirror)2 children
Similar story, but I didn't get as far as you. I hate AutoZone. Overpriced, never have the thing I need, to me anymore it's "baby's first trip to the auto parts store."
But I needed some brake cleaner (~May 2020) or wipes or something, and AutoZone was slightly closer than O'Reilly's or Advanced. "Surely AutoZone can't fuck this up, right?" Mind you, I'm in a rural part of a very red county in Florida.
The moment I open the door, the dude behind the counter is shouting... I assume there's some emergency, some chemical spill, some confrontation, then I see that he's looking right at me shouting "MASK! MASK! MASK!" Again, being a chemist, I assume there's some toxic gas in the air, then I remember that there are actual people out here who think the air is poison.
So I flipped him off and went to O'Reilly's, who has yet to let me down. No one was masked there, no one batted an eye that I was unmasked. Had I been at the register already at AutoZone, I may have behaved differently. But given they were already on thin ice with me... anyway, I haven't been back to AutoZone since; probably not going back ever.
8 hours ago1 point(+0/-0/+1Score on mirror)1 child
> Had I been at the register already at AutoZone
Depending on how vengeful I am, if I were at the cashier, and then they want to force me to comply with some bullshit, I'd just have left the items there. In a grocery store that would be even a massive hassle for them.
The level of inconvenience one can cause is quite astonishing. Some things are very simple to do even.
Just imagine - in a shop, put your hand into a shelve, and shove everything down the floor. It's an act that takes mere seconds, causes a lot of inconvenience (no damage if the items aren't easily breakable), and it's neither theft, nor trespassing. And you could do it a lot before you could be stopped - and the first to stop you is just some employee.
One just has to be aware of the possibilities. For the case I'd be fucked around with, I had my options. For many things btw, even forced clotshots, or requiring clotshots to shop groceries. Is a doctor willing to fight to death for it? At that time it was unclear what the maximum level of insanity was, but I was prepared to deal with all of it.
Luckily, wearing a useless cloth mask at some places was the miracle solution for them, and that was the peak.
Similar story. It's 2021. Random grocery store in my area I never go to except this one time. Not wearing a mask because I refuse to. Cashier offers me one. I politely say no thanks. He immediately flips out. 0-100 like that. "Then get the fuck out!" And points to the door. "No. You're going to ring me up." He argues. I calmly but defiantly refuse to mask up. He's going into hysterics. He calls his manager over. Actually nice lady. She explains. I tell her I won't wear a mask. The guy is basically hyperventilating. She excuses him, takes the register, and rings me up without issue. Meanwhile cockgobbler (I wish I remembered his name) is actually crying, tears and everything, and stammers out "I hope you fucking die". I rudely laugh in his face. Guy behind me catches up on parking lot, he enjoyed himself.
And similar experiences at Costco and the local city park too. Basically, I'll tell anyone to go fuck themselves. It's never not worked for me so far. Plus it sets a good precedent to these types. The pushback to them is often not worth the social risk of being nosey. Stand them down once and they'll be bitches forever more never to bother people again.
But I needed some brake cleaner (~May 2020) or wipes or something, and AutoZone was slightly closer than O'Reilly's or Advanced. "Surely AutoZone can't fuck this up, right?" Mind you, I'm in a rural part of a very red county in Florida.
The moment I open the door, the dude behind the counter is shouting... I assume there's some emergency, some chemical spill, some confrontation, then I see that he's looking right at me shouting "MASK! MASK! MASK!" Again, being a chemist, I assume there's some toxic gas in the air, then I remember that there are actual people out here who think the air is poison.
So I flipped him off and went to O'Reilly's, who has yet to let me down. No one was masked there, no one batted an eye that I was unmasked. Had I been at the register already at AutoZone, I may have behaved differently. But given they were already on thin ice with me... anyway, I haven't been back to AutoZone since; probably not going back ever.
Depending on how vengeful I am, if I were at the cashier, and then they want to force me to comply with some bullshit, I'd just have left the items there. In a grocery store that would be even a massive hassle for them.
The level of inconvenience one can cause is quite astonishing. Some things are very simple to do even.
Just imagine - in a shop, put your hand into a shelve, and shove everything down the floor. It's an act that takes mere seconds, causes a lot of inconvenience (no damage if the items aren't easily breakable), and it's neither theft, nor trespassing. And you could do it a lot before you could be stopped - and the first to stop you is just some employee.
One just has to be aware of the possibilities. For the case I'd be fucked around with, I had my options. For many things btw, even forced clotshots, or requiring clotshots to shop groceries. Is a doctor willing to fight to death for it? At that time it was unclear what the maximum level of insanity was, but I was prepared to deal with all of it.
Luckily, wearing a useless cloth mask at some places was the miracle solution for them, and that was the peak.
you can learn a thing or two from nigger behavior i guess lol