momadance wrote:https://www.reddit.com/r/PublicFreakout/comments/g4kjo8/nurse_blocking_anti_lockdown_protests_in_denver/
It looks like the driver is eating a sundae or something.
momadance wrote:https://www.reddit.com/r/PublicFreakout/comments/g4kjo8/nurse_blocking_anti_lockdown_protests_in_denver/
Napalm wrote:momadance wrote:https://www.reddit.com/r/PublicFreakout/comments/g4kjo8/nurse_blocking_anti_lockdown_protests_in_denver/
This feels like a South Park episode
Democratic Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear announced Sunday that the state had set a grim record with 273 new confirmed cases of the coronavirus, the highest single-day rise to date. Kentucky's increase in infected individuals comes after protesters took to the streets throughout the week to call for the state to be reopened.
momadance wrote:[img]
Land Free is trending lol
CalvinBall wrote:"you go to work, why can't I?" is quite the question to be asking.
Uncle Milty wrote:momadance wrote:[img]
Land Free is trending lol
There's some gold in there too
thephan wrote:pacino's posting is one of the more important things revealed in weeks.
Calvinball wrote:Pacino was right.
pacino wrote:i have to go into the office today in order to get set up for teleworking
wish me luck
Eem wrote:Nursing homes are just getting devastated, I thought I read half of PA’s deaths were in nursing homes
traderdave wrote:In Indianapolis, protester Andy Lyons said he understands the health risks. But he wants the government to back off. "If I get sick, then I am going to bear the consequences of my getting sick," Lyons told CNN affiliate WTHR. "If anybody else gets sick, they bear the consequences of their free choice without government coercion to do so. That's what this is about."
And what about those who have the bear the consequences of YOU getting THEM sick and perhaps, God forbid, dying? THAT is really what this is about.