Why doctors are afraid to write medical exemptions

 ... even in life or death cases, for masks and vaccines.

They could lose their license to practice medicine -- not lose their job, lose their license.

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So if you were allergic to ingredients in the vaccine or had a breathing issue that prevented you from functioning with a mask, a doctor in certain states will not write you the exemption you need. 

We have to understand that mandates are a public measure that takes no account of individual needs, much less the right of each person to determine the measures he is willing to take, especially to prevent an illness he doesn't have. (For more on bodily autonomy and how vaccine mandates have worked in the past, go here.)

Lock 'em up though

 “Since the pandemic began, we have not had a single outbreak,” Fr. Marc Guelfucci, the parish priest of the church in question, told a group of journalists outside of his church.

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Meanwhile, prosecutors in Reims, northeastern France, have reportedly opened criminal investigations into two Easter Masses offered at the Church of St. Joan of Arc for not wearing masks.

Paris archbishop opens canonical proceedings against parish over maskless Masses.

Since when does the Church act as an arm of the state? Does the Archbishop have medical knowledge or special expertise? And who is at risk if no one gets sick?

Well, it still doesn't make sense

Sen. Rand Paul urges people to trash their masks after getting the vaccine or recovering from the virus itself.

"Paul was responding to a CNN article detailing updated CDC guidance, which now advises that people who have been fully vaccinated can gather with other fully vaccinated individuals but continued to urge caution, including the use of masks in public."

I'm glad he's saying this, baby steps, but it still doesn't make sense, because it implies that one wears a mask to protect oneself, which we have been repeatedly told, nay, been indoctrinated about, will not work.

Unless it does work... in which case, it's up to the person to decide (it is up to the person to decide in any case).

In short, masking is not the magic the CDC (and many of our non-"expert" authorities) say it is (and that is amply borne out by 80 years of research).

So Paul's advice applies to everyone. Just trash the mask and live free.