Wearing a mask is like wearing a hat. It should be a personal choice.
Again, I am not concerned on those who prefer to wear a mask. I am only concerned the fact I am forced to wear one. Technically it is still a hefty fine if caught without a mask in public.
I still can see some people wearing plastic gloves, protective goggles, multiple masks, 360 degree spray, etc.
I agree wearing a mask should be a choice
Depends where you go... Was strolling along the waterfront on HK Island yesterday and around 10% of people were wearing masks. Even in Central, about 80% of people are wearing masks now. The more grassroots the district, the more mask wearing in general.
The police don't bother telling people off or fining people so it will eventually be unenforceable.
Earlier this year I saw a woman wearing a mask in the SEA (shoulder depth) with nobody within a 30m radius to her. Got my phone and took a photo, but I had to be careful by not getting too close to startle this majestic creature.
One thing this whole mask wearing does is it makes it easy to spot the degenerates.
So stubborn.
Drop everything immediately and join the rest of the world. Everything else is laughable.
My daughter used to moan about having to wear a mask, now it is voluntary she chooses to wear one! Teenagers.
Been saying that last bit for months. Only once been pulled and that was someone on the MTR. Ignored them. The other day a young kid in the lift asked me why I wasn't wearing a mask, but I think she was just being curious.
'Why don't you wear a mask?"
"Don't want to"
"Oh, where you from?"
Today I was watching a game of football and a busybody in the park told me to wear a mask. I pointed to here that there were 22 people right next to us playing football without masks, as well as subs and coaching staff - what sense in me wearing one? Don't think she understood but she shuffled off anyway.