Tremor in Ohio?
What do you call a large crowd of at least 100 protesters? A beginning.
Excellent. From what I’ve read, people are protesting in Michigan, North Carolina and Ohio already. Let’s see which state will be the next domino.
This unelected so called doctor is taking our rights away by using inaccurate models and ignoring the real data. DeWine is one and done, everyone is ticked off except for the demorats and their sheepeople.
This may need to start happening everywhere. Protests and civil disobedience against our the politicians who now imagine themselves our overlords.
I think protests could be done “social-distancing” style with individuals 6 feet apart, all carrying large signs and filling large spaces or streets outside public buildings.
And in Michigan tomorrow, in their cars:
Protesters to ‘gridlock’ streets around Capitol to protest Whitmer’s stay-home order
Tin soldiers and Acton coming
They’re finally on their own
This day I heard the drumming
They need to look-up this Dr. Amy and move the protest to her front lawn.
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Large gathering of Ohio protesters demand DeWine end social distancing, reopen economy
04/14/2020 1:48:42 PM PDT · by abb · 7 replies
Fox News ^ | April 14, 2020 | Danielle Wallace
Natives are getting restless. We go along with rules as long as they make sense and not one minute more. If the incubation period is 2 weeks and we’ve been shut down 4 weeks that’s enough.
The peasants are revolting!
At least it’s a Republican governor. The rat govs have every reason to keep this county locked down, jobless and (if possible) in bread lines for another 200 days.
202 for ye precisians. ;)
Not sure 100 is really a “large crowd”
Mike DeWhine.
RE re-opening the economy, they dismiss it too quickly.
WHAT THEY NEED TO DO IS FIND WAYS TO DO IT SAFELY AND WITH ACCEPTABLE RISK.
Quarantine the sick and those at greatest risk.
Design practices and systems to reduce risk: distancing a spatial buffers.
Require masks and gloves if close quarters can’t be avoided, and use HCQ preemptively for those who can’t buffer.
Test for antibodies.
There must be ways to cut risk other than just stay home. Our government is threatening us more than the virus is.
Fauci and Birx are about as creative as a bowling ball.
It’s now been exactly 30 days
and the people are certainly getting restless
In liberal states especially ( Where are you have these little fascist governors trying to show everybody who’s boss)
the people everywhere who like to go out and party ; and go to sporting events ; and have their fun ! will make these politicians squirm and relent
Quickly -in my view
I noticed a decisive change in the conference yesterday , as they clearly know this thing is over
It’s been amazing - both the response of the medical community and the military and Army Corps of Engineers
- In manufacturing supplies
moving supplies around
building entire hospitals
staffing those said hospitals
refurbishing the comfort and the mercy
and getting them delivered to Los Angeles and New York city
but also Americans learning with social distancing is very quickly and adopting it - Almost uniformly
The important part though is it’s a worldwide phenomenon and the poor people who have to live 10 people to a room in cities at 20 and 30 million and you don’t have access to any media will get to understand the program of washing hands masks and what not
And the other important part is to understand what affective treatments are and avail oneself of them such as hydroxychloroquine
535+++++ v 330 million
The whole idea was to not overload hospital capacity. I am seeing personal reports that some large hospitals are like ghost towns in a large city (Not NY, Boston, or DC). It seems like they should relax them some.
Fingers crossed for torches and ropes . . .
I’m taking 30 Corvettes, and other cool cars, tomorrow on a cruise to area nursing homes for a “non-stop” parade through the facilities. Residents & staff will be outside, on folding chairs, enjoying being outside!