Liberate michigan!

[DMK]

@Camp

They want to buy seeds

I’d call that the basic of being essential.

Not only that but getting out in the fresh air, teaching children how to plant, water, tend to and reap the benefits is a phenomenal experience.

Fortunately, people can buy seeds online and it is best to buy heirloom where you can take the seeds from what grows, replant and they will reproduce.

[GWH]

Yet there was no riot. Did you just use hyperbole to describe yourself?

[Camp]

Hypothetical hyperbole.

[kermode]

Fishing is closed in WA.
Give Me Trout Or Give Me Death!

[Janet_Miller]

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/recall-petition-to-oust-gov-gretchen-whitmer-has-more-than-120k-signatures/ar-BB12yDYQ

How does wanting to recall a Governor and peaceful protest equate to social darwinism?

There was a protest in Lansing where the protestors remained in their cars and gridlocked traffic.

Promised infrastructure repairs haven’t taken place, and there are individuals who don’t wish to remain un or underemployed and homebound long term.

Not seeing the problem here. The voters and those who didn’t choose her no longer want her & are trying to get her recalled.

[DMK]

@TommyLucchese

So I went and read up on their specific complaints and they are hilariously petty. I can’t go boating. I can’t paint my house. I can’t buy what I want.

I’m really glad I live in Florida. I can buy seeds. I can buy paint and I can go boating.

Home Depot is open and just using common sense distancing, etc. Only so many in the store at a time.

I went to my favorite deli yesterday. Same thing. One goes out, one comes in.

No panic. No lock downs.

I suppose if people don’t have any common sense then they need and will cling to government for guidance.

[DMK]

@Publius

History repeats itself.

Only when it suits the narrative.

[JimmyC]

They didn’t all stay in their cars or stay 6 feet apart -

Michigan protesters turn out against Whitmer’s strict stay-at-home order

[DMK]

@JimmyC

They didn’t all stay in their cars or stay 6 feet apart -

So what?

Their choice not yours.

Emphasis on choice.

[JimmyC]

You are correct. It is their choice to potentially catch and transmit to others a highly infectious disease.

[PhilipNolan]

@Publius

How does protesting to end the only known effective measures to prevent the spread of a deadly pandemic of an incurable and potentially fatal disease promote life, exactly?

Just how “deadly” is this pandemic. Way more people survive covid-19 than succumb to it, and those that do die are generally older, and/or have other underlying medical issues.

[conan]

@AlexMcAlpine

I hope Trump will own his decision.

What decision?

[conan]

Where? when?

[PeterGriffin]

There were only there for the band.

[Camp]

Are the gulags ready yet?

[AlexMcAlpine]

@WildRose

People legally carrying firearms during a lawful protest.

Oh, the horror of it all!

I’m curious, Rose.

What scenarios do you envisage where those protesters will be able to lawfully discharge their firearms?

If they are ordered to disperse, refuse to do so, and the cops try to arrest them, will the protesters have the legal right to shoot them?

[conan]

In USA?

[Camp]

Interesting that Maryland is seeing a similar protest today.

Not sure if they have peaked.

Sounds like a really big turnout.

[Kevhead]

@JayJay

While fomenting a populist push in Dem controlled states he needs in November to win a second term.

I am telling you, these protests are not grass roots. No way in hell they are.

I’ve been watching the people likely to participate in them being ginned up to do it on social media for nearly a month now.

It’s coordinated for sure.

Same as the tea party. Hardly a populist explosion. Wvery ten years especially before a census count they have to push an agenda to get the base riked up and pretend it’s a grass roots movement.

[AlexMcAlpine]

@conan

What decision?

To undermine Michigan’s governor and encourage armed protesters to “liberate” Michigan.