Some religions in the US have special undergarments that are seen as a symbolic and/or literal source of protection from the evils of the world.
Garments provide members “a constant reminder” of the covenants they made.
Garments provide protection against temptation and fend off evil influences.
Garments also provided physical protection form harm, such as surviving car wrecks, fires, and natural disasters.
This means that some companies have the ability to produce clothing that can fight battles in the spiritual realm.
What company has that power? AND What does your underwear do for you?
Reality Decoded 
I used to think there was a lot of weird people living in North America, I was wrong because there must be a huge number living there.
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I’m afraid my underwear only leaves me with the philosophical question as to whether I should lean to the left or to the right.
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Always to the left 😉
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Oh that life was that easy!
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I wear special Tom Cruise underwear that help me slide into rooms very cooly😎
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I get it but I’m not sure many people remember that scene.
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I think beehive clothing is the only authorized maker of the one true underwear.
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Given the hype it should be Dior leading the charge at $1600 each. Now that’s underwear 😉
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I know what you mean. There’s nothing more absurd than seeing people walking around town with face diapers on. Some have now even taking to wearing two — just in case. 🙂
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Interesting connection you made between the two. I don’t think it’s convincing but it is humorous.
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What part do you find unconvincing? That people aren’t wearing masks? Or that they haven’t turned their non-stop handwashing and wearing of shame muzzles into a religious ritual? What we see before us is the formation of a brand new cult: The Branch Covidians.
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You Stated — “What part do you find unconvincing?”
My Response — That everyone falls under the one brush you painted them with. Some people have health conditions that make them more susceptible to Covid-19 than others.
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Yet the stats show that 95% of the population has reason for concern. Plus the box they come in contains a disclaimer stating the masks are “not intended for medical use and not proven to reduce the spread of disease”. So the faith of those who wear masks to protect themselves against the Coof is no less misguided than the faith of those who wear magic underwear to protect themselves against evil spirits.
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Correction: that should read “. . . 95% of the population has little to no reason for concern”
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You Stated — “95% of the population has little to no reason for concern”
My Response — How do you know which individuals should not be concerned?
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You haven’t provided any facts and state that a known preventive measure, used for years by doctors and nurses, has no validity because you think it in your head.
I find that line of reasoning to be absent of logic and given the vast amount of evidence supporting the use of masks, possibly even reckless.
https://www.pnas.org/content/118/4/e2014564118
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The stats concerning the likelihood of dying from are readily available across the net. For 71% of the population (0 – 54 years of age), the risk of dying from C19 is less than 5%. Here is a link to a post I did analyzing the results from the CDC in July:
https://napthaman.wordpress.com/2020/07/11/u-s-covid-19-fatalities-by-age-group
The three factors leading to death are: old age, plus having two or more comorbidities plus living in a long-term care facility (especially in the state of New York).
The first link in your study is dead. The second contains a list of recommendations, but no empirical data. Moreover the WHO recommends against wearing masks. Another study cites the following conclusions:
https://www.cochranelibrary.com/cdsr/doi/10.1002/14651858.CD006207.pub5/full
And the proof of the pudding is in the eating, as they say. States and countries with no mask mandates have faired no worse than those that do.
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