Nobody's the boss of me.
Just be thankful that I survived, because I'm a blessing on your life, madam.
I think somebody up there was trying to tell me something.
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And you ignored the message?
Nobody's the boss of me.
Just be thankful that I survived, because I'm a blessing on your life, madam.
Ohio Citizen Group Files Federal Lawsuit to Remove State COVID-19 Emergency Order
TOPICS:BN FrankConstitutionHuman RightsLockdownOhio
September 5, 2020
By B.N. Frank
Ohio is getting a lot of attention lately for alleged legislator–lobbyist–utility corruption (see 1, 2, 3, 4, 5) and also citizens taking action against state mandated COVID-19 orders (see 1, 2, 3, 4, 5).
Recently, another lawsuit has been filed by the latter.
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Hundreds of thousands of businesses are struggling, and many will never re-open.
Drug overdoses and suicides have increased as have domestic violence and child abuse cases – directly as a result of the unconstitutional emergency order.
Many Ohioans were unable to get treatment for conditions not related to COVID-19 because hospitals were closed to accommodate the rush of COVID-19 patients who never arrived.
Children are struggling emotionally as many are forced into the continued isolation of remote learning while two income households must find solutions to manage young children at home.
Masks are dangerous, prevent proper breathing, and provide no real protection against this virus, according to multiple studies.
Families have been barred from seeing their loved ones in hospitals and long-term care facilities, and residents in long-term care facilities have suffered because of the lack of in person communication from their loved one.
People living alone, of all ages, have been forced into solitary confinement and are dying at tremendously increased rates due to loneliness and lack of self-care.
Gargasz said a rapidly growing number of Ohioans recognize this and understand that, if they don’t stand up and speak out, it could be too late because a precedent has been set.