Posted on Nov 27, 2020
Florida governor accused of ‘killing spree’ after extending mask mandate ban
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Florida governor Ron DeSantis has been accused of overseeing a “killing spree”, after he extended a ban on cities in the state imposing their own mask mandates.
On Wednesday, Mr DeSantis extended an executive order issued in September, which prevented local governments from fining residents who refused to wear face masks, or from closing restaurants not complying with coronavirus measures.
The decision on 25 September prompted the start of the state’s third phase of pandemic measures, which allowed restaurants and bars to open at 100 per cent capacity.
On Wednesday, Mr DeSantis extended an executive order issued in September, which prevented local governments from fining residents who refused to wear face masks, or from closing restaurants not complying with coronavirus measures.
The decision on 25 September prompted the start of the state’s third phase of pandemic measures, which allowed restaurants and bars to open at 100 per cent capacity.
Florida governor accused of ‘killing spree’ after extending mask mandate ban
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Many are guilty of the dereliction of duty tho it is unlikely they will be prosecuted. The current C-in-C is clearly responsible for the decimation of our citizenry. Many in his administration are as well along with all but a few republicans in Congress.
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Take it to court and Fine Him the costs incurred cause of this decision , instead of making the citizen pay!
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I live in FL.
Nobody, absolutely nobody, needs to tell me if I need to wear a mask or not. It’s my choice. Now, if a place of business requires it, then is it to me if want to go there or not? Again, my choice. You see how simple it is!
I do care for my health and the health of my family, so yes, I use PPE. But is my choice.
Nobody, absolutely nobody, needs to tell me if I need to wear a mask or not. It’s my choice. Now, if a place of business requires it, then is it to me if want to go there or not? Again, my choice. You see how simple it is!
I do care for my health and the health of my family, so yes, I use PPE. But is my choice.
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SPC Kevin Ford
MAJ Javier Rivera - The problem is the mask may have some small impact to protect yourself, but the real reason to wear them is to protect everyone else. We don't get to claim that it's the fault of people we are pointing a gun at for not wearing a bulletproof vest.
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CPL Jason Northedge
I see where your at with this.. but is it the right of a masker to be around a non masker? Not wearing a mask harms everyone around. It's not a constitutional right to infect others.
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SPC Kevin Ford
CPL Jason Northedge The problem is people still need to get food, go to work, etc so we need to be around each other. We are already mandated to wear pants so I don't see this as much different. :)
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