Should Missouri have a mask mandate amid the rapid rise in coronavirus cases?

Should Missouri have a mask mandate amid the rapid rise in coronavirus cases?

Yes. Missouri needs mask rules.

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No. It's an individual choice.

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Yes. Missouri needs mask rules.

Should Missouri have a mask mandate amid the rapid rise in coronavirus cases?
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Diane Maxwell
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Diane Maxwell

Masks have proven to slow the spread of Covid-19 and protect both the wearer and others in his/her proximity. Unfortunately even with a mandate, not everyone wears masks properly. Gov. Parson made the statement that Missourians are smart--that has proven to be untrue. We NEED a state-wide mandate.

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Jarvis Jones
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Jarvis Jones

There's way too many very selfish and highly Inconsiderate people walking around without a Mask on; With that said, it will take that much longer to get the Virus under Control. A State-Wide Mask Mandate would be right on par with the Current Virus Crisis. Mask's Help To Save Lives!!!!

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Jeannie Harmon Miller
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Jeannie Harmon Miller

I believe in science and health care workers. They are adamant about the importance of wearing a masks. I do not want to die nor do I want to cause any one's death. Therefore I wear a mask and hope others do too. IT IS REALLY QUITE SIMPLE!

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Sue Evans
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Sue Evans

The problem with leaving that decision to each county/city leader is putting them in the hot seat without any backing. Also, the county I live in, a lot of the people have to work in another county. It won't do any good if my county mandates mask but the county I work in does not.

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Gordon Messinger
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Gordon Messinger

NO ONE WILL DO IT ON THERE OWN

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Don Mininger
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Don Mininger

People NEED to practice wearing a mask in public, And staying socially distant. A statewide mandate is Necessary, IMO. If some refuse to do so, they can stay home.

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Sandy Wishon
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Sandy Wishon

Because some people need to be led to their decision. It’s the right thing to do. In view of so many people sick!

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Ryan Reed
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Ryan Reed

Unfortunately in such an individualistic society people cannot be counted on to make the right decisions for the community at an individual level. This needs to come from the top down. If your actions negatively impact others then İt shouldnt be a considered a right (think smoking in restaurants).

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Carmen Leanne
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Carmen Leanne

Masks help stop the spread of covid-19. The hospitals cannot take anymore. Healthcare workers are exhausted. Now is not the time to become apathetic. I wear my mask to protect you. This is the United States of America. We could use a bit more on the United front. I shouldn't have to tell you to care

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Michelle Devous
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Michelle Devous

Wearing a mask is a small price to pay to help stay safe and to help others stay safe. Any death due to this virus is too many and our country has already lost a quarter of a million people and counting. I pray for all who have suffered from their losses due to the Covid-19 virus.

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No. It's an individual choice.

Should Missouri have a mask mandate amid the rapid rise in coronavirus cases?
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Bethany Voelker Tillmann
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Bethany Voelker Tillmann

As a healthcare provider that actively works in the COVID field I strongly believe that wearing a mask is an individual choice. Mandating won’t change culture, educating the individual will increase mask usage. Remember when seat belts became law, people complained. Now, seatbelts are the norm.

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William Allbritain
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William Allbritain

The science doesn't support universal mask wearing as an effective way to slow the virus down, and the virus is not dangerous for the vast majority of Missourians, so the steps we are willing to take to protect ourselves should be left up to us to decide.

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Steve D
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Steve D

Risk mitigation is a personal choice. Smoking, seatbelts, obesity are individual decisions. While they have some impact in local societies, ultimately the individual controls the situation

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Natalie Allbritain
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Natalie Allbritain

People getting the virus are wearing masks. Not scientifically proven. Testing positive does not mean you have the virus, just exposed.

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