JayJay
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Tell me how you think the thread referred to survived.
So you thought the thread was fine and didn’t argue the point of it or flag any responses? Somehow I think not.
I think laying these deaths at the feet of one side of the political aisl is slimy and I don’t care which side does it.
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Camp
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100 protestors in OH today demanding business be opened.
It’s starting.
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JayJay
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Today’s people are magically transported to December 1941.
We hit December 14…first words out of their mouths “It’s been a week. How come this war isn’t over yet?”
Just wait until the people finally get tired of being told what they can and cannot buy. They aren’t going to tolerate being told they can only buy something off the essential purchases list forever.
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Camp
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They could be heard during Dewine press event.
We can be smart about hygiene and get back to work.
JayJay
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Who’s being told what they can buy or not buy?
are we talking blue laws or…
I thought you guys were the experts on all things covid19 and what’s going on? Maybe look beyond CNN? 
Or were you hoping I couldn’t provide you a link to what is considered non-essential and closed off from purchase?
Keep in mind not everyone has the ability to buy online and some places are holding shipments of non-essential items back in favor of essential item shipments.
I think Amazon needs to refund all us Prime members. 2 day shipping is long gone. 
JayJay
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Are they being denied purchasing?
You said they were being told what they could buy or not buy…not that it might be harder to buy certain things.
Again…can you imagine people today during World War II.
“What do you mean ration coupons! I want my freedom!”
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According to the news release, large retailers must cease in-person sales of items that include, but are not limited to:
Do you need a dictionary?
JayJay
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And those items can be bought elsewhere.
It’s harder, not forbidden.
“No WAY are you infringing on MY freedoms with ration coupons. The soldiers can go ■■■■ themselves! FREEBERTY!”
Be sure to report your neighbor for non-essential travel and have a blessed day.
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“You know the old expression about snitches, well in this case snitches get rewards,” Garcetti said. “We want to thank you for turning folks in and making sure we are all safe.”
Be sure to get your “I was a Snitch and I liked It” poster to place in your window. Online reporting of your neighbors, family and friends is encouraged. Did your neighbor sneak out and buy groceries on an unauthorized day? Did your mother buy her Depends and sneak a Snickers bar in her cart?
Well don’t worry brethren, online reporting is fast, easy and free!!! and we will reward you for doing so.
Welcome to the freest nation on the planet.
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Whoa whoa whoa after years of giving me ■■■■ because I never snitch on anyone no matter what, you don’t get to jump the fence just because it’s politically convenient.
What the hell are you talking about?
I rarely even reply to you.
Now. Back then though?
Continue though. Your new snitches get stitches attitude is right up my alley.
Why would I berate you for not snitching on people? Care to throw some examples out there of what I berated you about?
Even in the past I doubt I replied to you about snitching.
BTW, not my attitude. That’s someone else’s attitude. The dear Mayor’s attitude. Snitches get rewards. I was just showing how easy and profitable it can be.
