[quote AgntOso]@haenow I do empathise with you however the law is for equality so we all have the same access. While I c could be classed as disabled (i haven't wrote are as some people may not and I don't want to start another debate) they can access the same services as everyone else therefore don't require adjustments.
I do recognise your concern it is a pandemic but you can access whether you do or not is up to you. You haven't been denied access, which is what refusing people who can't wear masks would be.
I hope this isn't the case but you do sound like you're waiting for a thank you for allowing non mask wearers to be exempt.[/quote]
I have repeatedly said I make my own choices and do my own risk assessments, I haven’t asked for thanks or even said I am particularly concerned about being in an enclosed environment with other people. I was simply talking about posters not acknowledging people like me on these threads, yet - rightly - being upset when their needs are not addressed.
The simple matter is, mask wearing gives another layer of protection. Ultimately, therefore, risk is increased. Clearly, it is nobody’s fault and no blame should be ever held. I’ve consistently said I support and promote the rights of people who are mask exempt to access the same places as mask wearers.
As I said, I have taken my chances and I don’t believe mask exempt people should ever be excluded. By not wearing a mask, the risks to someone else’s health might very well be increased. It shouldn’t be ignored, that’s all. I don’t know how else to convey my point.