Tahoe sheriff will not enforce unconstitutional state issued curfew order
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2020 Nov 23, 6:32pm 522 views 6 comments
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FuckTheMainstreamMedia
2020 Nov 23, 7:21pm
FuckTheMainstreamMedia
2020 Nov 23, 7:21pm
Every single county in California I think. Steve Gregory from KFI was talking with LA County Sheriff Alex Villanueva last night and Villanueava said he thought the most had been asked of restaurants with them complying and that it seemed unfair to target them. He also said that no one in the county showed him any of the “science” which would demonstrate a need for the curfew.
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FuckTheMainstreamMedia
2020 Nov 23, 7:22pm
FuckTheMainstreamMedia
2020 Nov 23, 7:22pm
GlocknLoad says
Most likely not. Cops aren’t really in the business of bullshit. Most county sherriffs and some police chiefs have said they won’t enforce.
Learn me please: if the Sheriff won't, will the popo?
Most likely not. Cops aren’t really in the business of bullshit. Most county sherriffs and some police chiefs have said they won’t enforce.
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Eric Holder
2020 Nov 23, 7:23pm
Eric Holder
2020 Nov 23, 7:23pm
He will be tarred, feathered and run out of town by all the F-book, Google, Salesforce etc. transplants who moved to South Lake Tahoe area since last March.
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richwicks
2020 Nov 25, 12:06am
richwicks
2020 Nov 25, 12:06am
Eric Holder says
Being hopeful, which may prove to be an error since that hope springs eternal, I think that Facebook, Google, etc - are going to become what you think of Yahoo now. Google is very connected to advertisement and data storage, but I think advertisement online is ultimately worthless and people know what they want and buy what they want. That might sustain them for a while, but they are also funded by the government as is Facebook through contracts we don't see.
But I expect them to become irrelevant, just as CNN and Fox proved to be.
For searches, I use http://www.yandex.com - I find this to be (generally) better or at least equivalent to Google, even for technical searches although I will fall back onto Google at times. They are Russian, I'm sure they are censored as well, but not for the United States.
He will be tarred, feathered and run out of town by all the F-book, Google, Salesforce etc. transplants who moved to South Lake Tahoe area since last March.
Being hopeful, which may prove to be an error since that hope springs eternal, I think that Facebook, Google, etc - are going to become what you think of Yahoo now. Google is very connected to advertisement and data storage, but I think advertisement online is ultimately worthless and people know what they want and buy what they want. That might sustain them for a while, but they are also funded by the government as is Facebook through contracts we don't see.
But I expect them to become irrelevant, just as CNN and Fox proved to be.
For searches, I use http://www.yandex.com - I find this to be (generally) better or at least equivalent to Google, even for technical searches although I will fall back onto Google at times. They are Russian, I'm sure they are censored as well, but not for the United States.
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HeadSet
2020 Nov 25, 10:22am
HeadSet
2020 Nov 25, 10:22am
Being hopeful, which may prove to be an error since that hope springs eternal, I think that Facebook, Google, etc - are going to become what you think of Yahoo now.
Nothing wrong with being hopeful, but remember that Facebook and Google just helped the Dems to steal an election. They will be rewarded for years to come, including any needed subsidies.
Nothing wrong with being hopeful, but remember that Facebook and Google just helped the Dems to steal an election. They will be rewarded for years to come, including any needed subsidies.
There is still hope for the USA.
Guy who sent me this said that Kern County doesn't enforce unconstitutional edicts either.