Conversation between a concerned mom and a representative from L.A. Public Health exposes the Covid theater at the Super Bowl

The Los Angeles Unified School District recently updated its mask policy and is now mandating “‘well-fitted, non-cloth masks with a nose wire’ at all times, including outdoors”:

Starting Monday, students must wear “well-fitted, non-cloth masks with a nose wire” at all times, including outdoors, the district announced. https://t.co/hH2UzmCdFI

— KTVU (@KTVU) January 24, 2022

And with the Super Bowl in Los Angeles just days away, we will 100% be covering the hypocrisy of making kids mask up while celebrities paying thousands of dollars for seats just do whatever they want:

Going to be fun optics in 3 weeks when students in Los Angeles have to wear masks inside and outdoors but a sold out Super Bowl crowd won't. https://t.co/h3Llyq6SCz

— Stephen L. Miller (@redsteeze) January 25, 2022

If it isn’t safe for kids to go maskless in Los Angeles County, then it’s not safe enough for fans to attend the Super Bowl, right?

Kids in LA are wearing masks to school, but thousands of people will be sipping beer at the Super Bowl miles away—and everyone’s like yea, this is grand.

— Erielle Davidson (@politicalelle) February 3, 2022

And that brings us to this thread from @cynrojasla who allegedly called the Los Angeles Public Health Department and was told the indoor mask mandate in the county will stay in place because — wait for it — they’re worried about an increase of cases because people won’t wear their masks at the Super Bowl:

Conversation between a concerned mom and a representative from L.A. Public Health exposes the Covid theater at the Super Bowl

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