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Because that is what it is.
People in Cincinnati Ohio were arrested and possibly face felony charges for assembling together, yet, no Martial law has been declared?
But it is the same with the topic of war in the US. War has not been declared since 1941, even though many have been fought since. It's all about the psychology of words I reckon. No one will ever use the term "war" or Martial Law" ever again in the US government, even though they will implement it many times over. It's like how Obama refused to notify Congress about his war in Libya, while just smiling and glibly dismissing his objectors saying it was not really a war.
But alas, I saw the governor of Ohio, Mike Dewine, on YouTube being asked why he arrested those people in Cincinnati but refused to arrest churches who decided to remain open. His answer? He said that he did not want to violate the First Amendment by stopping their ability to practice their religion. However, has anyone told Mike that the right to Assembly is also part of the First Amendment as well?
LOL.
Such is the continued state of confusion, hypocrisy, and stupidity within the US government. No wonder they could never even balance a budget, let alone face the flu.
Man arrested for filming party screams 'we don't give a f*** about coronavirus'
'This is how we do it in my city, man. We don't give a f*** about this coronavirus. This is how we celebrate our coronavirus.'
metro.co.uk
People in Cincinnati Ohio were arrested and possibly face felony charges for assembling together, yet, no Martial law has been declared?
But it is the same with the topic of war in the US. War has not been declared since 1941, even though many have been fought since. It's all about the psychology of words I reckon. No one will ever use the term "war" or Martial Law" ever again in the US government, even though they will implement it many times over. It's like how Obama refused to notify Congress about his war in Libya, while just smiling and glibly dismissing his objectors saying it was not really a war.
But alas, I saw the governor of Ohio, Mike Dewine, on YouTube being asked why he arrested those people in Cincinnati but refused to arrest churches who decided to remain open. His answer? He said that he did not want to violate the First Amendment by stopping their ability to practice their religion. However, has anyone told Mike that the right to Assembly is also part of the First Amendment as well?
LOL.
Such is the continued state of confusion, hypocrisy, and stupidity within the US government. No wonder they could never even balance a budget, let alone face the flu.