Bill Gates Being A Bonafede Nut Job: ‘Why Do We Have To Wear Pants?’

Microsoft billionaire Bill Gates was asked, as if he’s the expert, to respond to the confusion caused by the CDC over masks. Most of Europe has already tossed masks out completely but here in the US, we’re still tethered by the ears and people want to know why. The CDC guidelines certainly don’t offer much insight into the ‘science’ behind wearing masks that they, themselves, reported not to work.

During the long-ranging discussion, CNBC’s Hadley Beale asked: “What about masks? I think there are a lot of people in America who are confused about whether they should be wearing a mask, and in the United Kingdom for, example, they’ve scrapped that all together.”

“Well that’s interesting you know what is the downside of wearing a mask? I mean it’s got to be tough, you know, you have to wear pants. I mean this is tough stuff, these societies are so cruel, why do they make you wear pants? I’m trying to figure it out.” Gates said to laughter in a sarcastic tone.

“We’re very glad you have yours on,” Beale comically said in response to Gates. (Yes, we are)

“That will be on the web, that will be on the web,” another panelist predicted as if that was the bizarre part of the conversation.

I’m sorry but I have to point out the obvious here. Unlike Gates, most humans breathe through the holes in their faces. I guess Gates must breathe through the other end.

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Philanthropist Bill Gates has been discussing mask mandates at the Munich Security Conference in Germany.

"What is the downside of wearing a mask? You have to wear pants." pic.twitter.com/Kdh85YRuIn

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In January Britains saw the end of almost all mandatory measures in England. Masks are no longer required anywhere, and vaccine passports have been dropped – although they were only compulsory in nightclubs and at large events such as soccer games. There is also no longer any work-from-home guidance.

The government is also removing the limit on the number of visitors allowed in nursing homes in England next week, and all testing requirements for fully vaccinated travellers will expire Feb. 11.

Just about the only measure left in place, self-isolation for up to 10 days after a positive COVID-19 test –could also be scrapped before the end of March—Which only makes sense to me. If you’re sick, stay home.