They Were Told Masks Were NO LONGER REQUIRED, What Happened Next Is….

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Once again for a long period of time Air travel is never been this fun.

In a now-viral video, passengers can be seen rejoicing the end of the pandemic-era mandate requiring face masks on planes as the pilot announces just before takeoff.

All thanks to a federal judge who put the kibosh on the Biden regime’s attempt to extend mask mandates on air travel, airline after airline ended the mandates many had been begging to end.

In a 59-page opinion on Monday, the US district judge Kathryn Mizelle of Tampa, Florida, overturned the federal requirement that people wear masks on planes and public transportation.

Mizelle rejected the alibi of the government claiming the rule was vital to sanitation on mass transit.

Here’s what Mizelle wrote according to The Washington Post:

“Wearing a mask cleans nothing. At most, it traps virus droplets. But it neither ‘sanitizes’ the person wearing the mask nor ‘sanitizes’ the conveyance.”

And the skies echoed with cheers.

Of course, Dems are not happy about it. Especially White House press secretary Jen Psaki.

“This is obviously a disappointing decision,” Psaki said, according to the Post.

But for travelers, it was a day of freedom. Simon Rojas, 29, of Laurel, Maryland, told the Post.

“Just take them off, in the news, they’ve been saying the death rate is going down, right? Also, I think if you’re in such a closed space like a plane, that mask isn’t doing anything.”

One flight attendant almost cried at going mask-free after two years.

Well, as expected liberals are frustrated and rant on social media about the ending the mask mandate:

Phil Delin, 67, of Prince George’s County, Maryland, said, told the Post, adding he would continue to wear his mask.

“I still don’t understand a Florida judge reversing a federal mandate when the mandate is backed by as much science as it is.” 

NBC News reported that the Major U.S. airlines announced almost immediately that masks would now be optional.

However, Dr. Kent Sepkowitz, an infection control expert at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, wrote a commentary published by CNN Tuesday declaring, in essence, that “science” is giving way to appeasement. Its headline: “Opinion: Air passengers, keep your masks on.”

He wrote:

“Though the facts clearly demonstrate the prudence of delaying the end of the mask mandate, a choice echoed by the ongoing airline chaos in Europe, I continue to worry that the CDC ultimately will be cornered into doing the wrong thing — or forced to comply with the federal judge’s latest ruling on the matter before the Biden administration can appeal.”

Sepkowitz wrote that wishing the virus to go away will not make it so. He wrote, noting that regardless of what the final outcome of the case should be, he will still wear a mask on an airplane.

“The country has slid into ‘move on from Covid-19’ mode, embracing the magical thinking that, by ignoring the virus, it will go away, misconstruing our collective fatigue as an indication of finality. And the airplane tantrum reports, however despicable, are demoralizing somehow — clear-cut evidence of a tattered social fabric. The path to a quieter summer — at least in newspaper headlines — is to look the other way and hope nothing disastrous happens.” 

Sources: TheWesternJournal, The Washington Post

1 thought on “They Were Told Masks Were NO LONGER REQUIRED, What Happened Next Is….

  1. IMHO, masks are a control tool used by the government against we the people. It has been shown that masks arguably do not generally prevent the spread of the virus. “Wearing a mask cleans nothing. At most, it traps virus droplets. But it neither ‘sanitizes’ the person wearing the mask nor ‘sanitizes’ the conveyance.” Kudos to the Florida judge who had the big hairy brass cajones necessary to put the kibosh on the Biden regime’s attempt to extend mask mandates on air travel, airline after airline ended the mandates many had been begging to end.

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