When the COVID numbers spike -- and they will -- instead of blaming protesters, take note of which cities used the most unlawful force.
Did they... oh, I don't know, trap protesters between two highways like cattle and then gas them?
Did they mow down large groups of people?
Did they... oh, I don't know, trap protesters between two highways like cattle and then gas them?
Did they mow down large groups of people?
Did they specifically use tear gas -- making people cough, gag, spit and cry all over their neighbors?
Did they entrap them, impose a sudden curfew, and then start firing to create a stampede?
Did they walk by and yank masks down before macing or spraying them?
Did they entrap them, impose a sudden curfew, and then start firing to create a stampede?
Did they walk by and yank masks down before macing or spraying them?
Did they charge upon seated protesters, making them have to climb on top of each other just to get to safety?
Did they aim rubber bullets at the face? Highly vascular areas that'd lead to excessive bleeding?
Or were they reasonable and let everyone masked keep their distance?
Did they aim rubber bullets at the face? Highly vascular areas that'd lead to excessive bleeding?
Or were they reasonable and let everyone masked keep their distance?
That's how you'll know who to blame. That's why some states will skyrocket to the top while others maintain growth. When you look at the data or new condition of your state, ask yourself what the force used looked like.
It's been egregious everywhere, but some weaponized COVID.
It's been egregious everywhere, but some weaponized COVID.
Also... if you missed why we're not blaming protesters, under ANY circumstance, for the inevitable spread of COVID anyway -- let's take a trip back:
