Unstable, bigoted, drunk, old, fat right-wing pu$$ie$ with guns, rambling-on about conspiracies to keep them locked-up forevermore?
Does a national emergency dismiss the 1st amendment right to assemble Kondor?
~S~
Yes.
Absolutely yes.
When 'constitutionality' and 'safety' are at sword's point, safety wins almost every time, even in the US, when the situation is serious enough.
There are dozens of examples of this throughout American history.
Republican President Abraham Lincoln suspended Habeus Corpus during the early days of the Civil War.
Democratic President Franklin Roosevelt incarcerated thousands of Japanese-Americans during the early days of WWII.
Republican President George W. Bush suspended all air travel in the wake of 9-11.
And on and on and on.
Suck it up, obey such interim directives, and contribute to lower infection and mortality rates attributable to COVID-19 in your area, and avoid your hospital getting overwhelmed.
Disobey such interim directives and risk the full force of the law coming down on your rebel-without-a-cause heads.
The choice is yours.