I disagree. The anti-mask and anti-lockdown individuals in my area seem more like bullies than anything else. They target workers in stores and tend to pick on those they see as smaller, weaker, or less privileged than themselves. The police only arrest them when they do something so bad it cannot be ignored, and the rest of the time they get a warning or a citation. If there was a mandatory lockdown with strong enforcement against their behavior from the police or military, I doubt they would do anything violent to stop it because these folks tend to be pro-police.
OTOH, we see folks of their ilk coming out with baseball bats, hammers, and guns to intimidate, threaten, and attack unarmed BLM protesters (or random BIPOC in public places). These folks violently defend statues and white supremacy. The police let them get away with it. If we ever see the police turn against violent white supremacists and start locking them up, thatâs when weâll see if the anti-mask/pro-business folks are willing to go to war to defend their beliefs. My guess is most will crawl back to their homes to fume and complain about the attacks on their rights and freedom.
I dunno, I hope you are right. The last shutdown there were folks with assault rifles strolling around the Michigan capital building. Another shutdown would be far worse, I think.
So now sending your kid to school is essentially Russian roulette? Excellent. âSome of these schools are loaded. Some are not. Pay your money and take your chances!â
Plague is depleted our prison slave labor force, which was tasked with vital functions.
Last month, the state said it expected to have about a dozen fewer inmate crews available for wildfire duty, partly because thousands of inmates have been released because of virus risks. The total inmate population is down 9% from a year ago, according to Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation data.
Last month, the state had to place a dozen inmate camps on lockdown after a major COVID-19 outbreak at a Lassen County prison where prisoners are trained on fire.
This visualisation isnât perfect, e.g. in Croatia, only two of the NUTS3 regions are classified as risk areas (as of today). But it gives a visual impression which is helpful, all in all.
â Indoor Dining Update: Health Commissioner Dr. Thomas Farley announced today that the City will permit indoor dining to resume effective September 8, 2020, the day after Labor Day. Indoor dining will be permitted under specific restrictions that are largely consistent with indoor dining restrictions statewide.
The Cityâs new indoor dining restrictions include, but will not be limited to, the following:â
Gotta love this systemâŚ
