True leadership

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@JimmyinSD said:
they should have law enforcement use drones... (settle down...no not that kind of drone)  to take pictures of liscense plates and faces, and when round 2 of this shit comes around and these dip shits are sick... to fucking bad.   and they should also cancel their stay at home and feel good about it checks from uncle donald.

Cuz that is what the first amendment is all about?
Oh and all the democrat legislators in Mich that are rebuking the governor?  Should they lose their right to treatment?  Sorry but this is just plain stupid.  A doc out here used the same rational in a quote for the paper.  Amazing little view into his god complex.

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@JimmyinSD said:
they should have law enforcement use drones... (settle down...no not that kind of drone)  to take pictures of liscense plates and faces, and when round 2 of this shit comes around and these dip shits are sick... to fucking bad.   and they should also cancel their stay at home and feel good about it checks from uncle donald.

A portion them were caught up in the traffic and not part of the protest.

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@greediron said:

@JimmyinSD said:
they should have law enforcement use drones... (settle down...no not that kind of drone)  to take pictures of liscense plates and faces, and when round 2 of this shit comes around and these dip shits are sick... to fucking bad.   and they should also cancel their stay at home and feel good about it checks from uncle donald.

Cuz that is what the first amendment is all about?
Oh and all the democrat legislators in Mich that are rebuking the governor?  Should they lose their right to treatment?  Sorry but this is just plain stupid.  A doc out here used the same rational in a quote for the paper.  Amazing little view into his god complex.

Am I taking away their right to free speech?  No they are free to say what they want,  but freedoms have consequences and if they trigger an outbreak then there should be personal consequences.  Their actions could endanger a lot of people.

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Ted Lieu

@tedlieu

US House candidate, CA-33

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This protestor in Huntington Beach is wearing protection against #COVID-19, while saying it is a lie.

9.9 on the irony quake scale

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Well this is the six week anniversary of the press conference Pence was put in charge of the Coronavirus task force with that wonderful website by google.  Did this really happen?https://youtu.be/g4ujV1FjsIU
https://www.politico.com/news/2020/02/26...nse-117790
https://www.politico.com/news/2020/03/14...ite-129530

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https://twitter.com/i/status/1253663258499784704

If you live in a swing state, please let me know so I can ship you some Lysol.

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@"BarrNone55" said:
https://twitter.com/i/status/1253663258499784704

If you live in a swing state, please let me know so I can ship you some Lysol.

For the draft tonight, I'm actually planning corona shots with a Lysol chaser. Nothing wrong with it. Just orange-man-bad libs in the lamestream media hating on Trump.  Sad.

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https://twitter.com/i/status/1253721651415355393

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This is pretty big, this Dr. is a major player in vaccines and public health.
https://globalbiodefense.com/2016/11/15/...-director/

https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/medical...r-BB133t0w

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@JimmyinSD said:

@greediron said:

@JimmyinSD said:
they should have law enforcement use drones... (settle down...no not that kind of drone)  to take pictures of liscense plates and faces, and when round 2 of this shit comes around and these dip shits are sick... to fucking bad.   and they should also cancel their stay at home and feel good about it checks from uncle donald.

Cuz that is what the first amendment is all about?
Oh and all the democrat legislators in Mich that are rebuking the governor?  Should they lose their right to treatment?  Sorry but this is just plain stupid.  A doc out here used the same rational in a quote for the paper.  Amazing little view into his god complex.

Am I taking away their right to free speech?  No they are free to say what they want,  but freedoms have consequences and if they trigger an outbreak then there should be personal consequences.  Their actions could endanger a lot of people.

I like a lot of your takes, but this one is ass backwards.  You can't determine where people got infected from and you can't punish people for being "endangering".  For all you or any judge knows, the "victims" could have gotten everyone else sick.  The precedence would be massively wrong.  Could your teenager have their right to healthcare revoked because they're bad at driving and a risk to their community?  What about people who go to work sick during non-pandemic times?  Eliminate their insurance, because they might get someone with a weak immune system sick?  Can I just start suing people who cough around me?  Restricting ability to communicate via social media to people who pass my arbitrary set of qualifications for intelligence, because they might be spreading disinformation as I determine it?  How about vaccines or any other drug?  They might be safe for most people, but some people have adverse reactions to them.  Should doctors be punished for "endangering" that small percentage of people?  Should the governor/president be liable for the deaths of his citizens if they open things up too soon?  Are they liable for the deaths of the citizens due to increased suicide rates by keeping it closed too long?  They're "endangering" both populations with their choices.  If two people are at a protest and one has been tested and shown to be negative, and the other is untested.  Is the tested one allowed to have their right to health care, but the untested one not?  Who do we sue for outbreaks that happen at "essential" businesses?

I know covid19 is scary, but your rights are inalienable.  period.