It doesn't matter what beach rules are.
1. Disney is private property and can set their own rules.
2. Disney's mask rule is set in accordance with their agreement with the union to bring cast members back to work. It's not arbitrary. Masks and mask enforcement is a condition of being able to open, because no masks = no CMs.
3. Being resistant to masks if you are on property is disrespectful to the CMs, based on it being one of their conditions to return to work to allow you to be there.
Don't be That Guest. Go somewhere else if you are unwilling to follow the rules put down.
I don't think anyone here is suggesting to break rules or put anyone in danger. I haven't seen one post that said "well i just won't wear them no matter what because i don't want to so what". Have you?
And it absolutely DOES matter what the beach rules are, on the beach - wherever relevant. For example, at Vero and Hilton Head, the Disney allows you to access a public beach. Disney cannot enforce its rules on that beach. Inside its resort absolutely yes it can. I think people are just talking about things because they are as of yet, vague and unprecedented. Personally I don't know what it will look like in practice.
We are just trying to figure out the specifics and hash out the possibilities because it hasn't actually started yet At least I am.
I'm saying there is no specific language re: pools. You exist in fewer places in a pool - right? On your chair? In the Pool? Are people just getting their steps in by walking around a pool deck? Do you see that happen often under normal circumstances?
That's why I think a lot of people are wondering how this will work at a pool because it's not like we are all walking around leisurely passing by everyone and waving. We go to the pool to plonk down on a chair on be in the water. If we get up and order food we should be wearing a mask. If we go to the bathroom, same thing. Because we could be interacting with other people and cast members.
The mask rules are to protect cast members - absolutely. I can see how that works in the parks.
We are all over the place and all up in their business.
But in a pool area? Not so much. Your response came off really hostile, I'm not sure that's how you meant it but I'm not sure we know what is going to be required 100% until it actually happens.