Businesses that are “non life sustaining” don’t get to operate.
Supermarkets are “life sustaining”. Computer technicians are not. But if the supermarket’s computer goes down...
I don’t think the Gov has completely thought this through...
Just like the idiot governor of Louisiana. In the private sector, every job is vital, otherwise it wouldn’t exist for very long.
Businesses that are “non life sustaining” don’t get to operate.
Supermarkets are “life sustaining”. Computer technicians are not. But if the supermarket’s computer goes down...
I don’t think the Gov has completely thought this through...
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Just what we need are bureaucrats who are incapable of making coffee making business decisions.
I don’t think the Gov has completely thought this through...
More wisdom from Tommie the Commie:
Power plants are “life sustaining”. Coal mining is not.
Paper millsare “life sustaining”. Timber and pulpwood production are not.
He is the east end of a westbound horse.
One, the governor isn't thinking this through because his flunkies are making the decisions. Two, his flunkies don't have the knowledge of the businesses to make the decisions. No one has the knowledge of the businesses except the owner and operators of the businesses. This has always been the problem with big government making decisions. It's not possible for them to understand the needs of businesses they do not have personal experience. This applies to decisions about people too. One size fits all solutions for government are prescription for failure.
In Wolf's case, that's a given.
In my view, the business that results in me get a paycheck is unquestionable “life sustaining”