Put your masks back on, Minneapolis says

AlphaNews ^ | 4/29/22 | Anthony Gockowski

[dforest]

Do not comply with the tyrants.

[SamAdams76]

The old "regardless of vaccination" dictates.

What this tells us is all those who got the vaccinations were snookered.

[dforest]

I might have to print some of those and put them around places.

[Diana in Wisconsin]

Beau has started watching the USFL, too. His comments were similar to yours.

[Clemenza]

When will the lefties offer proof that cheap cloth face diapers do anything to stop COVID? My colleagues who were the most militant about masking all got Omnicron, one had delta before that. Other than the theatre or doctors office, I haven’t masked since June 2021 (when mandates were dropped in my state) and have been comparatively fine.

[lapsus calami]

 

 

There is, has been, fighting back going on, proportional to circumstances and by what people can do, all of it locally. You just don't see it, doesn't make the news. Most of the time you can only find out via social media that there was a stink and that it was handled. People are more primed these days than in the past. The communistas hurt themselves trading out incrementalism for all this in-your-face stuff, which is now putting a steadily increasing number of people on alert and at the ready to sniff out and stomp on BS.

 

 

[SamAdams76]

I had the same experience as you and throw in the fact that I commute to Manhattan on public transportation at least several times a week. Never got the COVID. Never vaccinated. Never masked unless practically under threat of arrest.

Yet a decent number of my vaxxed co-workers have come down with it or at least used it as a reason not to come into the office.

[Clemenza]

Proud to say I engaged in “civil disobedience” on the PATH and subway earlier today and I was far from the only one not masked.

[metmom]

Poor you!

I’ll be praying for you.

[SamAdams76]

I'm seeing the same thing on the Metro North. More and more are just not wearing the mask - not in great numbers yet but definitely increasing. Conductors don't seem to have their hearts into enforcing it anymore and masked passengers haven't been complaining.

Inside Grand Central, more than half now shun the masks despite the nonstop monotonous PA announcements telling everybody to mask up from mouth to nose. There's a special place in hell for that guy!

[daler]

I live in outstate MN and wouldn’t go to Mpls (or St. Paul) for a family funeral or wedding, let alone to spend money recreationally.

And I know I have a lot of people who share that sentiment.

[daler]

And I know OF…

[ButThreeLeftsDo]

I resemble that feeling.

[markman46]

There are still submissive people wearing masks out there, don’t be fooled, you can see it in their eyes and how they move around you in a store.

[FormerFRLurker]

I had a PT Cruiser once. Cute little car, but glad I no longer have it with today’s gas prices. Chrysler got around the mileage requirements by classifying it as a “small SUV”.

[FormerFRLurker]

A bit off topic, but I love your tagline.

[mass55th]

Thanks, can always use prayers.

[enumerated]

That’s true, there’s always a certain percentage of people who will fight back.

Unfortunately, things have to get a lot worse before we can hope for a big enough percentage to mount an actual revolution.

Even in the American Revolution, it was only a minority that took up arms - many farmers and merchants cooperated with the British or tried to stay neutral.

In fact, the problem of colonists cooperating with the British - feeding, housing and supplying them - created an perverse situation wherein Washington often had to burn colonial farms, warehouses and bridges in order to thwart the British.

This caused colonials to resent the Revolutionaries and to consider them troublemakers, rather than freedom fighters.

It was similar to the way the Left today calls us “insurrectionists” and “domestic terrorists” whenever we lift a finger to fight back.

[mewzilla]

Meanwhile...

Flip-Flopping Fascist Fear Fuhrer Fauci Went Maskless at Correspondents’ Dinner Pre-Party and That’s Only the Third-Worst Part of It

[lapsus calami]

 

 

Thus has it always been, before the Revolutionary War and after. Human nature has never changed and is always predictable. The processes are always the same over and over again through the ages. If you've made a good study of human nature you will always pretty well know what comes next during a political ascent or descent of a society.