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Even with the shelter in place ordinances in place you still have the right to protest. They didn't remove that. You just need to protest while distancing your
by monksy 7y ago
Even with the shelter in place ordinances in place you still have the right to protest. They didn't remove that. You just need to protest while distancing your self or blocking access for the emergency services.
Creating a group of people standing closely together and/or blocking the streets is a safety issue at the moment.
If the only way you can protest is to do it in public, you lack imagination.
- anigbrowl 7y agoQuite so. There was a protest in Israel over the weekend against Netanyahu (the incumbent prime minister who has been indicted for corruption), but where the protesters just spread themselves over a larger are while maintaining physical distancing.