Cradle Catholic. Active in the pro-life movement since 1973. Father of three, one in Heaven, and happily married for 41 years. Small town lawyer and amateur historian. Former president of the board of directors of the local crisis pregnancy center for a decade.
So 1/3rd of all COVID deaths are in that small red area where Andy Cuomo lit up the new WTC in pink to celebrate infanticide at birth. That’s all I need to know.
Rudolph Harrier
Monday, May 11, AD 2020 5:18pm
In Minnesota there’s currently a scandal about how our governor is allowing Minnesota’s Largest Candy Store to open; and only that candy store. Now I like that candy store, since it is a spectacle of candy, pop, board games, and various pieces of memorabilia stuffed into every nook and cranny of a converted barn. The best of the tourist trap aesthetic, and with good selection.
But it’s very nature means that people are always stuffed into a claustrophobic environment with no room to move around each other. The owners of course claim that there will be “social distancing” but the nature of the space makes this almost impossible. It’s the last place I would open up if I was worried about health issues, and it’s the first that the governor decided to open up.
It’s not about the science. It’s about who is cozy enough with the government to get special treatment.
Ernst Schreiber
Monday, May 11, AD 2020 5:41pm
Is that the one on 169 between Belle Plaine and Jordan?
Ernst Schreiber
Monday, May 11, AD 2020 5:44pm
“It’s not about the science. It’s about who is cozy enough with the government to get special treatment.”
Same as it ever was.
Rudolph Harrier
Monday, May 11, AD 2020 8:27pm
That’s the one.
Ernst Schreiber
Monday, May 11, AD 2020 9:08pm
If I owned Emma Krumbee’s down the road, I’d announce I was opening the same day under the same conditions, with or without Walz’s approval.
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Somebody should compare that map with a) the photo from space of the U.S. lit up at night, b) the Clinton Archipelago from 2016.
The lock downs will continue until they encounter a deficit of 89 year-olds with multiple chronic diseases or Trump is sufficiently damaged.
This graphic is wrong about the areas I live near to.
There simply haven’t been many deaths on Cape Cod.
https://www.capenews.net/coronavirus/seven-more-covid-19-deaths-reported-on-cape-cod/article_1e045a11-64c0-5b94-a78b-638b36abcbc1.html
Nor is there a strict dividing line between RI and MA.
So 1/3rd of all COVID deaths are in that small red area where Andy Cuomo lit up the new WTC in pink to celebrate infanticide at birth. That’s all I need to know.
In Minnesota there’s currently a scandal about how our governor is allowing Minnesota’s Largest Candy Store to open; and only that candy store. Now I like that candy store, since it is a spectacle of candy, pop, board games, and various pieces of memorabilia stuffed into every nook and cranny of a converted barn. The best of the tourist trap aesthetic, and with good selection.
But it’s very nature means that people are always stuffed into a claustrophobic environment with no room to move around each other. The owners of course claim that there will be “social distancing” but the nature of the space makes this almost impossible. It’s the last place I would open up if I was worried about health issues, and it’s the first that the governor decided to open up.
It’s not about the science. It’s about who is cozy enough with the government to get special treatment.
Is that the one on 169 between Belle Plaine and Jordan?
“It’s not about the science. It’s about who is cozy enough with the government to get special treatment.”
Same as it ever was.
That’s the one.
If I owned Emma Krumbee’s down the road, I’d announce I was opening the same day under the same conditions, with or without Walz’s approval.