Guest Post by Eric Peters
I get asked pretty regularly why I continue to write these Diaper Reports and my answer is the same now as it was four years ago, when I wrote the first Diaper Report.
Because there are still people who wear them. Facial Underwear, that is. Those pieces of cloth that are the functional equivalent of wearing Depends if you don’t need to depend on them.
Depends actually work, too. Assuming you want to prevent what you can ‘t hold back from running down the side of your pants leg.
Facial Underwear never worked – to “stop the spread.” Because how could it? Most of the people who were made to wear it weren’t sick – and so couldn’t get others sick. And those who were sick? The porous cloth (one must breathe if one wishes to continue to live) didn’t stop them from spreading it, either. It said so, right there on the box.
Never mind.
The Diaper has proved very effective – at mind-f*ing. This being, of course, the true reason for the attempt to force everyone to wear one during the initial stages of what they insisted was a “pandemic.” In air-fingers quotes because it was one, in a technically true sense. But in the same sense that depression is a “pandemic.”
Millions are depressed – just as there were millions of “cases.” But – like most of those “cases” – depression usually passes without hospitalization. Let alone death. There are some who die – more finely – who take their lives – on account of depression. Just as there were some who died with COVID. Mostly because they were old and frail or already sick – as from chronic conditions such as being morbidly obese – that lead to premature death.
But it was never a pandemic in the mass-death sense. It was, however, really important to get people to think it was in order to cajole them into behaving as if it were – and the most effective way to do that was to make sure they saw that it was.
That’s why Diapering was enforced. It was essential that it be enforced because if it had not been, it is likely lots of people would not have Diapered and that would have made it clear the “pandemic” was exactly what we now know it to have been: A deliberate attempt to scare people in order to control people.
And it sure did.
It scared some of them so much that they are still Diapering. Notwithstanding that the “pandemic” is literally officially over. For going on two years now. Yet it is almost impossible to visit any place where there are lots of people out and about and not see at least a few people keeping up appearances. No doubt some of them are doing it for political reasons; essentially the same reason that Jacobins in revolutionary France didn’t wear knee breeches. These sans culottes could be identified by sight – and could identity fellow Jacobins by sight. This sight helped reinforce a sense of political solidarity – and the same phenomenon is almost certainly a part of the reason why it is still common to see people – especially young people – wearing Facial Underwear. 
For them, their outward display is an expression of their inward identity. It is likely the case – to borrow a word used often during the “pandemic” – that there isn’t a single Diaper-wearer under 30 who isn’t on the Left. The Right has its own pathologies but one of them isn’t showing to the world that they are Leftists.
The Diaper does exactly that. Ask one of the wearers and see for yourself.
There are also some genuinely-still-scared wearers, too – though even that is not quite the right way to put it. They are ill – in the head – having been made so by the psychological warfare they were subjected to for more than two years. One can only take so much, especially if one is old – and the latter constitute the remainder of those still wearing underwear over their faces. These poor people are legitimately terrified, in the sense that a hypochondriac is not pretending. He truly believes that just being near other people – let alone touching them ungloved or breathing the same air – presents a mortal threat. 
The most effective cure for all of this is to make it so that wearing a Diaper makes the wearer feel stupid for wearing it. This is not mean. It is kind. What’s mean is pretending that something not only stupid – but evil – is anything other than just what it is.
And that is why I keep writing these reports.
