Topic: LOL!!! Greek Brothels To Reopen But Hookers And Clients Required To Wear Masks (Read 257 times)

Deaths per 1 Million Population:
Greece: 14
Italy:     505
Spain:    569
USA:      244


Basically Greece has the situation under control. It's probably because the hospitals there are actual hospitals rather than fleecing tents and because the people there, despite not having been through this situation before understand the risks of what might happen.


By the way, I grew up in Greece and I never visited a brothel, even when I was invited to go to one with some friends. It's not because I don't wanna have a bunch of sex and it's not because I think prostitution is immoral. It's because I think it's lame to have to pay for sex, to a certain degree.
Although, true story, Greeks if not number 1 in sexual activity are somewhere in that ballpark.



That wouldn't fly in Greece, it's not a police matter.

Greece, unlike many other places in this world, is not a police state. Living there, you're not constantly watched over by the police, society there expects everyone to be responsible, and also treats people like adults.
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As businesses reopen, many are requiring shoppers and employees to wear a face mask. Costco, for instance, will not allow shoppers into the store without wearing a face mask. Many employers are requiring all employees to wear a face mask while at work. In some jurisdictions, all citizens must wear a face mask if they are outside of their own home.  ? TN Editor

With the advent of the so-called COVID-19 pandemic, we have seen a number of medical practices that have little or no scientific support as regards reducing the spread of this infection. One of these measures is the wearing of facial masks, either a surgical-type mask, bandana or N95 respirator mask. When this pandemic began and we knew little about the virus itself or its epidemiologic behavior, it was assumed that it would behave, in terms of spread among communities, like other respiratory viruses. Little has presented itself after intense study of this virus and its behavior to change this perception.

This is somewhat of an unusual virus in that for the vast majority of people infected by the virus, one experiences either no illness (asymptomatic) or very little sickness. Only a very small number of people are at risk of a potentially serious outcome from the infection—mainly those with underlying serious medical conditions in conjunction with advanced age and frailty, those with immune compromising conditions and nursing home patients near the end of their lives. There is growing evidence that the treatment protocol issued to treating doctors by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), mainly intubation and use of a ventilator (respirator), may have contributed significantly to the high death rate in these select individuals.

By wearing a mask, the exhaled viruses will not be able to escape and will concentrate in the nasal passages, enter the olfactory nerves and travel into the brain.

~Russell Blaylock, MD~

As for the scientific support for the use of face mask, a recent careful examination of the literature, in which 17 of the best studies were analyzed, concluded that, " None of the studies established a conclusive relationship between mask/respirator use and protection against influenza infection."1   Keep in mind, no studies have been done to demonstrate that either a cloth mask or the N95 mask has any effect on transmission of the COVID-19 virus. Any recommendations, therefore, have to be based on studies of influenza virus transmission. And, as you have seen, there is no conclusive evidence of their efficiency in controlling flu virus transmission.

I wonder if the police will get many volunteers to work as observers.

I wonder if the police will get many volunteers to work as observers.

I wonder if the police will get many volunteers to work as observers.

That is funny, they want to re-open and use nose mask, how about during the act, are they still going to wear face mask on their organs. They rather think of something else.

While Americans are bickering over when to reopen malls, restaurants and casinos, Greece has managed to get its "most essential" businesses up - so to speak - and running. By which we of course mean brothels.

Brothels in Greece - where a global pandemic can't possibly stop the local men from getting their dose of sex-for-sale - are set to re-open soon, however with a set of new laughably absurd protection measures, on top of the precautions one would already expect when visiting a brothel, according to The Newspaper.

Customers at brothels will be required to wear plastic masks and gloves while having sex, according to the Greek press. And in addition to the robust security already needed in a brothel, the additions of thermometers, disposable sheets and "frequent periodic disinfection" of the business will all be a part of post-coronavirus brothel life (it wasn't immediately clear how s temperatures of both hookers and clients would be taken).