I’m at Maryville Baptist Church, which continues to hold in-person services despite orders to cease . This morning, piles of nails have been scattered at every entrance. pic.twitter.com/WcxkqtVZQw— Sarah Ladd (@ladd_sarah) April 12, 2020
Sick. Just sick.
Inside every cop is an authoritarian crying to get out.
Let us remember the mantra that the Law and the Military will be on the side of the Patriots who defy a Government Order to surrender their Weapons.
Kentuckians need to be very worried about how quickly their state troopers adopted these measures and the zeal with which they enforce them.
This is not America.
Resist!!
I’m at Maryville Baptist Church, which continues to hold in-person services despite orders to cease . This morning, piles of nails have been scattered at every entrance. pic.twitter.com/WcxkqtVZQw— Sarah Ladd (@ladd_sarah) April 12, 2020
More proof that the police are the enemy.
JoMa
People made fun of the River Church when the pastor was arrested, but the result was that Florida added churches to the list of “essential services”.
So now this pastor gets to go through the same thing in Kentucky. Hopefully it will end well.
I’m in Kentucky, and I would like to know why the governor considers panhandling an “essential business.” As an Uber driver, I see as many beggars on the streets as I did before the crisis started, and so far I have seen only one wearing a face mask. You certainly can’t give them anything without violating the new rules on “social distancing!”
The DOJ will have some quality time with the gov & his minions.
The 1st Amendment is kind of a big thing, you know.
There must be something in churches that causes the virus to be dangerous. Conversely, there must be something in Walmart that renders he virus harmless. Otherwise why close churches and let Walmarts remain open? After all, there are delivery services that can make it so no one has the go there. Sorta like what we’re told about online church services.
Time for a new police force.
Something is very wrong in Kentucky
Tennessee and Kentucky have a long common border, very similar demographics, topology, and heritage and yet Tennessee has very stable US state governmental financial statistics, and Kentucky has one of the worst. It has become the Illinois of the South.
https://www.usnews.com/news/best-states/rankings/fiscal-stability
And this has been true in TN under
both Democratic and Republican leadership, consistently
Just imagine if they put this effort into apprehending criminals. Like surround a Home depot parking lot and deporting illegals.
But no, oppressing citizens with unconstitutional edicts is much more important.
I don’t know how the Kentucky State Police are equipped, but wouldn’t it be more effective to use a tack strip... like they do for roadblocks? Just dumping some simple brads seems kind of amateur-hour and more like the mischief that ANTIFA would pull.
Someone needs to fire the police, charge them if involved in violations of civil rights, sabatogue, etc. very undemocratic, unconstitutional, and very unAmerican of them.
Nails ridiculous and unnecessary. Keep the group quarantined for ever how many days. Release the new who are virus free at the end. An emergency is an emergency. The governor has the power necessary.
Just following orders.
We know where we heard that before.
Do they complain? Do they speak up? They are part of a deep state fraternity that covers each others' arses rather than do the right thing. I am now completely willing to take my chances with criminals and get rid of all law enforcement. At least with criminals I know what I am dealing with. Law enforcement officers are now criminals with the power of the state behind them. This is my stance until there is a major change in their attitudes towards the freedoms that they are suppose to protect and the people they are supposed to serve.
I read this and what comes to mind was the fellow in Colorado who armored a bulldozer...and destroyed half the town.