The basic pathology should also have you question if it’s sterilizing immunity - which is unknown
What we do know is the infection rate is most correlated with credit card use- hence most open economies .
Humorous, but not relevant in the least. Freedom Cafe can tell it's employees to observe certain practices that their employees aren't required to observe at home.
The basic premise of mildly inconvenient things they do to protect the health of the public are the illustrative point
I will fight to the death to eat in a restaurant barefoot and only in my underwear - and will tik tok my outrage if I’m refused service
History always repeats itself in stupid ways
Yes, an employee has no right to ignore any of those tasks and expect not to be fired.
Which seems to be the primary gripe
Trust me. Anyone who saw me naked in the last decade would never describe it as frolic.
Governors have the power to declare health emergencies and require extraordinary actions during a pandemic.
Agree. That pisses me off. I ran into CoGo's this week and forgot to grab my mask until I grabbed my ice tea and walked up to pay for it. I explained I'm not a mask hater and the teller was cool about but said that people argue with her about having to wear a mask it the store. Those people a jag offs.
Really? Because there is no law in PA. A cop can issue a citation, but you will win if you challenge it. It has no legal force. Show me in the PA constitution where the Governor can do whatever he wants during an "emergency" which he declared. And show me where the legislature if authorized to give the State that power, through the State govenment. Never mind how ridiculous it is to argue that the Governor is authorized to declare himself to be dictator by claiming a state of emergency.
I really have noticed much more stringent mask wearing the past few days. Then I get to Butler County and..............
Everyone eventually finds this case. It's just one court opinion. The founders specifically warned us against medical tyranny such as vaccines. Bad cases make for bad law. And it just proves that judges don't necessarily understand rights, as set forth in the Declaration, either.
But we are a nation of laws, n'at........
You mean like BLM?The state’s emergency code states “The General Assembly by concurrent resolution may terminate a state of disaster emergency at any time. Thereupon, the governor shall issue an executive order or proclamation ending the state of disaster emergency.”
Yet our PA Court said the Governor doesn't have to obey the legislature. It was the freaking legislature that passed the law that gave the Governor that power in the first place.
And when you have time, show me where the PA constitution granted the legislature, i.e. the State government, to declare a state of emergency and do anything without enacting a law.
Civil disobedience is the only option at this point.
As more information becomes available, the constitution must be re-evaluated based on that new information, like maybe 230 years worth of new information.
And despite this founder's warning, no such provision was included in the original document.
A law to enslave people in Freeport could be passed and signed according to the constitution.
But the process allows for the courts to rule on the constitutionality of said law.
Souf, what do they mean by A SARS-CoV-2 plaque reduction neutralization test?
So tell me where these BLM rioters, killers and statue destroyers had their rights violated. You don't have a right not to be embraced and loved as an equal in society. You are only owed that by the government. Again, rights vs. privileges.
Best I can say-
You two better watch it. I don’t think you’re permitted to speculate that the protests may have played a part in the increase in cases.
You mean except the dead ones whose death precipitated the violence?
