"Trump demands governors allow churches to open"

You post an awful lot for someone who doesn't care who you trying to convince?

Lol now I won no better victory did to make someone remove themselves from the discussion.

You can go pout about it.

Ha ha ha

 

I've seen better jokes. The Pope isn't the leader of Protestants.

Pritzker Drops All Church Restrictions After Lawsuit Exposed Him ‘Ignoring the Science.’

It was never about the science, or even about saving lives. It was about control.

On Thursday, Gov. J.B. Pritzker (Dummy-Ill.) dropped his coronavirus restriction capping attendance at religious services to ten people, after five churches filed the latest of many lawsuits, claiming the governor’s church restrictions were “ignoring the best science.”

Delgado’s studies showed that “the calculated risk of contracting COVID-19 at a house of worship is 0.125 or 12% the risk [of contracting it] at the supermarket, and no one is arguing that going to the grocery store is not safe.”

One of the five churches in the lawsuit, Zion’s Christian Assembly, operates a state-funded community food pantry in the church’s building. That food pantry was allowed, even encouraged, to serve the community, and it had 25 people in the building on May 21. But the same church building was forbidden to host a service with more than ten people.

Called out on this horrendous violation of religious freedom, Pritzker caved, and now Illinois churches can open with no restrictions, only guidance. This comes just in time for Pentecost this Sunday, the holiday that celebrates the birthday of the Christian Church. What a celebration that will be in Illinois!

 

Doesn't sound like anybody caved to me.....

SNIP
A deeply divided Supreme Court refused Friday night to allow churches in California and Illinois to reopen during the coronavirus pandemic with more worshippers than state plans permit.

"Although California’s guidelines place restrictions on places of worship, those restrictions appear consistent with the Free Exercise Clause of the First Amendment," Roberts wrote.

In the California case, the court sided with Gov. Gavin Newsom's decision to limit in-church gatherings to 25% of capacity, and no more than 100 people.
ENDSNIP

https://www.yahoo.com/news/supreme-court-wont-force-states-040533836.html

 

Don't forget the pot shops.