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I went to a Target store today because I was giving someone a ride there and did not want to wait out in the parking lot.  I noticed on the way in that Target seemed pretty insistent about the whole "face-diaper" idea, no big shock since Target is one of the big beneficiaries of the plandemic what with the destruction of most small businesses and the huge corporate bailouts.

As I walked in they had the usual "diaper-enforcer" at the door who tried to get me to take a mask from their handy supply of Face Pampers by the entrance.  I told her that "I am unable to wear a mask," without breaking stride or even looking directly at her.  She didn't say anything else.  

About 30 seconds later the Voice of the Oligarchs came over the loudspeaker announcing in soothing and soft but firm tones that "Face coverings are required to enter all Target stores.  If you prefer not to wear one please try our online touchless...blah blah blah..."  I stopped paying attention at that point. We went about our business without further incident though. :-) 

I did not personally spend any money there, though my passenger spent well over a hundred dollars.  Target gives off an "evil-corporate-Oligarch" vibe that totally creeped me out, but that might have just been the horrible indirect fluorescent tube lighting.  I hope never to have the misfortune to set foot in one of these vile places again.

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