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Randi Wardlow <br />From: forms@ircgov.com <br />Sent: Tuesday, January 19, 2021 12:54 AM <br />To: CBCC-Mail <br />Subject: [External] Public Comment to the BCC - mask ordinance <br />The following was sent to all 5 commissioners from the Public Comment form on the County website. <br />The form serves as one of several options for the public to particpate in a meeting. <br />Name <br />Joe Krauss <br />Email <br />jk4@bellsouth.net <br />......... _ ......... ......... _. ......... .......... . ... <br />Address <br />2076 8th Ave SW <br />. ......... <br />Phone <br />......... ...... ................ ......... .... <br />7726337817 <br />Subject or <br />mask ordinance <br />Agenda Item <br />Public <br />To The Board of County Commissioners of Indian River County, <br />Comment <br />I write to you today, because of the mask ordinance is to be voted on. To extend, or not extend, that is <br />the question. We can ask ourselves, what have we learned and what haven't we learned? We have first <br />learned that mandates, do not affect COVID-19 numbers in a positive way. This is the first time, that we <br />have tracked actual data on a virus, not 100 percent, because not everybody gets tested. If we compare <br />it to other viruses, we cannot simply because of lack of data for comparison. Unfortunately, we are not <br />doing that. We have'learned a lot since the beginning of the pandemic.'A lot had to do with not knowing <br />how to treat patients properly, which lead to a higher number of deaths. At the start, more elderly people <br />were getting the virus. Now younger people are getting the virus, which in turn has been also lowering <br />the severity of the virus. With herd immunity, you can either get a vaccine, or contract the virus. When <br />you contract the virus, the herd immunity rate lowers that you need to achieve herd immunity. All we <br />have done is prolong a virus that is here to stay. At what cost? There is no reason why the healthy, <br />should not be able to get the virus. Isn't it their choice, just like it should be somebody's choice to get a <br />vaccine? People have the right to get the virus or to get the vaccine at their own free will. It shouldn't be <br />the governments job to mandate such a thing. We know mask wearing is only 40% effective. Should the <br />government mandate the duration of use of a mask, as a mask should be either changed every so often <br />or washed. Is the government going to mandate hand washing? How about not touching your eyes. <br />Mask ordinances is just talismans, most people do not do the things that they should be doing to prevent <br />the spread of the virus. We can compare other states and county's with mandates, and shut downs, <br />restrictions, etc. By doing that we can determine, nothing really changes the outcome. There are many <br />counties across the country that have let the people decide, not government. Please vote No on any <br />covid-19 related mandates. It is not up to government to.pretend it is protecting people, the false sense <br />of security has cost many people their lives, homes, businesses', etc. <br />Joe Krauss <br />More Info: <br />Form Submission Time 1/19/2021 00:51:56 EST( -0500 GMT) <br />Visitors IP 99.110.200.17 <br />
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