I view it much the same way as the baker who didn't want to make cakes for gay weddings. I think it's stupid (both the baker and the masks). I also think businesses have the right to set their own policies. So if they want me to wrap a piece of t-shirt over my mouth to make people feel better, I will. I won't even complain about it.
I know what the CDC says now. I also know what they said back in March. So for me personally, I feel like they've burned a lot of credibility.
Logically, I'm just not sure that after being told not to touch your face, making people wear a mask that's going to collect all my exhaled spit and whatever viruses I have in a concentrated form, that I'm going to end up fiddling with endlessly before putting my hands on various surfaces and products, doesn't seem like it's especially helpful.
But...I don't have the "freedom boner" other people seem to regarding not wearing them. And I swear, I want to slap the next person who compares wearing a mask to the Nazis making the Jews where the Star of David...the whole point was to single them out and make them separate from the rest of the population. Which is what you're doing when 95% of the population is wearing a mask and you aren't.