More conditioning. Next you’ll need a vaccination card to shop. And we all know what’s the next step is after that.
They’re distributing little ziploc bags of food to public school children on Fridays here. They have two breakfasts and two lunches. I’ve been telling others that that’s the way we’ll be getting our groceries under commie cheats in the future. Rationed. In line.
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Vaccination card and a ration card. Soon the government will be issuing “Food Credits” as the Commie Chinese did when they took over China. So much work=one credit.
Sooooo glad I live in South Carolina where we don’t have all this Marxist BS.
It’s what they get for electing a demoncrap governor. Enjoy your starvation!
dark times ahead.....stock up IF you can even if its non perishables like “tin” foil or wax paper or cleaning products, or socks and underwear...
Blue state governors attempting to create massive chaos.
We need to quit obeying these CHAOS MONGERS.
Cutting off food supplies is AGAINST THE LAW.
A very good reason to have enough non-perishable food on hand to last 6 weeks or more .... then you do not HAVE to go to the grocery store. Same with other items you consider “essential” (which varies per person/household). GOT to have milk? Buy dry or carton milk. GOT to have juice? Buy canned.
Last spring, about a week and a half before all heck broke lose around here with COVID shutdowns, stay-at-home orders, I got that “spidey sense” feeling that we needed to do some preparation - told my mom that if she needed anything, especially if ‘made in China’ (ugh) to get it NOW. She did ... I already had stuff for myself. We had no need to go to the grocery for a couple of weeks. By the time we ‘wanted’ to go for certain items (that we didn’t necessarily ‘need’, but wanted), the majority of the hoopla was over, the lines were gone, etc. The empty shelves were not a bother because we were in good shape on items where there were empty shelves.
My folks grew up on farms, dad during the Depression. I’m old enough to have some idea of how to “survive” if ‘normal’ life as we know it now goes off the tracks. Most people have no idea what to do if the grocery store is closed, if the power goes out, etc. If we do turn into ‘Venezuela’ & I think we will if Biden (the Trojan Horse for his fellow corruptocrat criminals) is inaugurated in January, all heck is eventually going to break loose. The DemonRats have no intention of going back to the ‘old’ normal, even if there is a ‘successful’ vaccine for COVID. When the ‘Rats swarm out of the cities/apartments, etc. where life without power, grocery stores, etc. is not sustainable & try to take YOUR stuff, dystopian fiction will become reality.
Pretty sure our buddy former super spy valerie plame doesn’t have a problem getting her groceries.
I did read something earlier about that.
I am staggered that they are doing this right before the holidays.
Don’t forget to stock up on toilet paper. Remember what happened last time. ;D
We had to have TB tests and health cards, where I worked my first job as a teenager for a big company. That was back in the Stone Age, when dinosaurs walked the earth.
Then, why did they test positive?
There is no reason to close the store. It is very unlikely that any customers became infected by the workers. I am gonna assume the health police have been unable to track the grocery workers as a source for infections of customers.
It is not a matter of the store being more hazardous. It is a matter of a store of that size has a lot of workers a certain percentage of whom will test positive. As would probably a certain percentage of shoppers.
Grocery stores take multiple precautions to prevent contamination. They are also an essential service. I would consider them low risk environments as far as getting the virus from the store or workers. The risk would be from getting it from other customers. But that risk must be weighed against having an essential service available to those who depend on its products.
A better idea would be to limit occupancy and to offer special shopping hours for certain at risk persons.
You stay open, your employees get paid, people can shop, and you stick a finger in the eye of the New Mexico regime. Gotta stay open, it ain't like these half these people are paying with anything other than SNAP.
I thought masks and social distancing were supposed to cure the contagion?
What does closing the store do for it?
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If you happen to have a urgent need for a prescription refill that is sitting in this walmart, but now the store is closed for 2 weeks. Renting or ‘borrowing’ a backhoe, you can knock the wall in at the pharmacy side and retrieve your prescription. /sarc off
Another consequence of the 19th Amendment...