Sweet, delicious, wonderful irony.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iSpzxns3QpQ

Ah, this 'Karens in the Wild' looks like a good channel.

it is

Medical exemptions aren't-... WHAT!?!?

What if someone has PTSD from being restrained and suffocated!?!?
What if it's a person with Autism who could have a sensory meltdown!?!?
What if it's someone with extreme breathing problems!?!?
What about Claustrophobia!?!?
What about anxiety disorder!?!?

DUDE WTF
Maybe if she had complied she could've shown them her disability-... It was stupid to resist arrest. But if there was some kind of "No excuse" going on. Then it's that state's fault for not thinking about disabled people who are the minority.

1. Call a cab then.
2. She isn't autistic, If she is, she's well beyond the adaptation stage as she is high functioning
3. If you have beating problems you should not be out anyway
3a. If she has no choice she should have asked the officer for an oxygen mask as officers carry o2 in their cars at least in my state
4. What's she rping on a subway? She should see her psychiatrist for anxiety medication.
5, see 4.

Masks aren't about the individual, they're about the prevention of spread.

I suffer from some of these problems and I wear a mask. Icope by necessity. I could have jumped on board with the medical exemption idea, but I saw what a stupid idea it was and how counter intuitive it is. I also saw the potential for the right wing to abuse it.

1. Cabs cost money

2. I am a high-functioning sweetheart I can't wear a mask without having a meltdown or getting angry so I had to buy a special mask. I'm so well taken care of and raised that my therapist made sure you can't even tell I have Autism and I still have to wear a special mask to keep myself from getting irritable and moody.

3. people sometimes have to get places. What if you have breathing problems and live alone. you still have to go out.

4. Understandable.

5. Anxiety disorder comes with different kinds of Anxiety. And the government doesn't give you a free ride for having anxiety. So she could've HAD to take the subway. If you have severe anxiety disorder and don't have much money you have to learn to cope and sometimes that doesn't always work.

There are circumstances where people NEED to be exempt.... (Of course I'm sure she may have just been a massive Karen. I'm just saying you have to understand there's more to it then just "Call a cab" or "Don't ride the Subway" or "Go get therapy")

what did I just find ._.

One of my many debates.

This doesn't feel like a debate

Well it may be more of an argument. It depends on what you take it as I guess.

Feels more like a gotcha setup that failed.

You could call it that. I did try to argue and you are very intelligent and quickly came back. But now I am honestly just asking questions. It wasn't a "Gotcha" setup. I was upset with the fact that there's a mandate that forces people who may have disorders to wear a face covering. I was highly upset by this because someone I know has severe anxiety and can't wear it for more than an hour or two before going to the bathroom to take it off. They're like this because they have an irrational fear of being restricted/unable to move or breathe.

I am sorry I was really just upset.

I have a fear of people/crowds. Dealing with this kind of fear is not new to me. I can offer coping mechanisms and strategies to deal with that.

:0 I almost never seen you being political

I spend a lot of time debating. I enjoy seeing people's views. Sometimes I learn something.

o :0

You tell me.

idk anymore have a good day m8

1. Yes they do.
Are you working? If you have to commute to work, odds are its service work, which requires a mask anyway. If that's the case find work from home. Are you shopping? Have it delivered. Live with family or in a group home? There are people who can do these things for you anyway.

2. While true that not all autism is the same, in fact it rarely is, it is shown that a greater majority of autistic individuals do adapt. My son was classified as moderate autistic and was able to adapt within three weeks last year.what is true is that given enough practice and routine, you can adapt as well; Ibelieve in you. Find a support group to help you transition into mask usage.

3. Most often, things can get delivered to you. Most government tasks can now be done remotely as well as all of your appointments by zoom.

4. It is.

5. No, it doesn't always work. What kind of free ride are you talking about? We honestly can't speculate on external circumstances beyond what we see in the video. Based on her language, and reasoning, psychological profile suggests she's just a Karen.

In this situation of a pandemic, there is never a need to be exempt. In cities like this where there is a mandate, you can be sure they have resources to help you do what you need to do.

I get what you're saying. Admittedly, my language could be taken as a little condescending, though it wasn't intended that way. The point I was attempting to make is that there's always a way around.

And what if they don't provide those resources to help me?

On what grounds?

Let's say I do have severe anxiety but can't find work and am poor. So I get a job in which I have to ride to on the subway. So I have severe anxiety, am surrounded by people, and on top of that, I have an uncomfortable mask on my face. This would cause sensory overload and doing so daily would cause unhealthy stress levels. So then how would I get help?

Do you have disability (SSD/SSI)? How old are you? Do you live alone? Does your household have a car? I recommend getting a work from home job

This situation was purely hypothetical. But we'll say yes I live alone. I'm in my mid 20's. I do not have a car. and my financial state is very poor.

You said to get an online job. So I should quit the only job I have and just try to switch putting myself in more financial danger OR I should bear through my anxiety and just deal with it every day.

Let's just say I have severe social anxiety and Diagnosed Asperger syndrome. I don't like itchy clothes because I have sensory issues. But I have to wear an uncomfortable mask and be around hordes of people on a bus or subway.

Is there some form of Coping I could use to calm myself or stop my anxiety? And how will I be compensated for my constant mental barrage. As you probably know stress can shorten your lifespan quite a bit. Being in this situation would be very difficult.

What would you suggest I do?

Do you have SSA/SSD?