[nclaurel]

America may be less reactive due to more freedoms but it certainly doesn’t seem more free when visits to those in long term facilities are limited to 1 hour a week fully masked. And we are constantly under assault of threats to lose even that. Just my opinion.

[little jeremiah]

Different states have different restrictions. I do think the spread out population centers and many rural or more sparsely populated areas account for the lack of mass protests along with fear of getting arrested (happened in CA) or other...what with false flags as in Jan 6, people are pretty nervous. Just my surmising. And feeling as though it will do not good anyway. I remember a lot of protests last year, about beach closures and such, especially in CA. Of course had no effect. Whatever restrictions exist, in any state, are 100% unconstitutional tyranny, designed to harm and torment people. There is no doubt about that. The question is what to do about it? The same thing with election fraud. What keeps coming back to my mind is this:

"When once a republic is corrupted, there is no possibility of remedying any of the growing evils, but by removing the corruption and restoring its lost principles: every other correction is either useless or a new evil."

Thos Jefferson quoting Baron de Montesquieu

[LittleLinda]

That’s truly a sad situation. I’m so sorry.