‘I want to punch them’: Maher says today’s anxiety-ridden generation have ‘been indoctrinated’ on Covid

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Comedian Bill Maher lamented the long-lasting effects young people “indoctrinated” on Covid are experiencing – so much so that he wanted to punch them in their still-masked faces.

“When I see young people walking alone, outside, with the mask, I want to punch them,” Maher said on Friday’s episode of HBO’s “Real Time.”

Thinking back to a recent visit to a mostly outdoor mall Maher recalled that “the only people wearing masks were like 20. That’s who is wearing the masks, the people least likely to die from it. I feel like they have been indoctrinated in a way…”

The “young people” have been indoctrinated in a way that apparently makes many people want to curl their fist like Maher and set the youngsters straight.

Maher noted the recent videos circulating on social media that showed pilots and stewardesses announcing the lifting of the mask mandate mid flight thanks to U.S. District Judge Kathryn Kimball Mizelle who ruled that the Centers for Disease Control mandate “exceeded the CDC statutory authority” and that it was “arbitrary and capricious.”

“I saw the videos of people erupting in cheers that we don’t have to wear a mask on the plane anymore. Now, there’s also, you hear from the people will die crowd. And they’re right, people will die,” Maher said matter of factly.

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“People will always die. I’m against people dying, but they’re always going to die. And you actually can’t stop it and masks, really, we’re finding out, are a particularly ineffective way of stopping it,” the 66-year-old said.

“I just wish it didn’t have to be political,” he added. “It just becomes an amulet and a symbol of your party and it should just be about the science.”

The ever-maskers were present on social media, quick to virtue signal, and claim it’s ok to continue wearing them forever because “many people wear masks for many reasons.”

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7 thoughts on “‘I want to punch them’: Maher says today’s anxiety-ridden generation have ‘been indoctrinated’ on Covid

  1. I believe in FREEDOM. For the same reason I didn’t like to be told to wear a mask, I believe that these maskers have all the freedom to keep wearing them.
    Their choice. Do I think they are stupid? YES!! but even stupid people have the right to freedom

  2. I don’t want to hit them, I just laugh and point at them for being SO gullible that they would wear a face decoration, and believe they were actually protecting themsleves, when masks have never done anything to stop any virus, including Covid. Humiliation does more tha a fist in getting through to a masker. FJB

  3. Most of these weak-minded snowflake are ignorant, most have trouble translating 1/3 into a decimal, and think not having cellphone attached to their fingertips a “hardship”. God forbid if we ever get into a war, they will all die from fright before a bullet. Just saying….

  4. I do believe that these young people have understandable excessive social anxiety. They were not able to go through the natural processes and rites of passage due to lockdowns, social distancing, and the constant fear they were fed on since birth. They have been raised on: “The world is going to end because of human-made climate change”; It is cruel to have kids; America is systemically racist; You are an oppressor or the oppressed.” Now the world could end in nuclear inhalation and many of these young folk have never gone to a high school dance, held hands, or have even kissed a love interest. Many gained weight, acne, and bad teeth during the lockdowns. Many lost real in-person friends, and relationships with Grandparents, teachers, and coaches. They are beyond “out of practice”- they were cut out of their worlds before they had even developed. The anonymity that masking provides is comforting to them. They need help- not a punch in the face.

  5. I’ve noticed that more black people wear masks. Maybe it’s like Juneteenth where it will take two years to be relayed! If masks work then why don’t they work??

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