I think San Francisco, more than most cities, has been having the conversation about which parts of your body you need to cover for a while
one of these days we’re going to have to have that difficult conversation concerning how a mandatory dress code and the prohibition of assembly, regardless of whether or not it’s currently helpful, is actually constitutionalhttps://twitter.com/LondonBreed/status/1251245685862592512 …
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ok that is actually true
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are you still having hereticon tho
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The masks are easy(ish) 8th grade civics issue. One mans rights end where another's begin. I have the right to not have deadly pathogen fired at me. The stay at home and assembly are more problemaic.
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If this had been done in January, it would have made a difference. Now, 3 months later, it is a joke. It's too late. The virus has bolted
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But not today.
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You are poison and untrustworthy! And you are poison and untrustworthy! And you are poison and untrustworthy!
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I’ve actually been wondering how much executive power these mayors have to just shut everything down. If all this is legal really makes you wonder how much freedom we really have.
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Some people are so obsessed with the word “freedom” that they stick it everywhere. I’m pretty sure that people who on death bed or who just lost their loved ones would be more than happy to stay in quarantine for 3-4 months just to live or have their loved one live.
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