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> I could be wrong, but wasn't this the stores setting those rules and not the central government? The majority of those stores were reacting to the hysteria a
by lp0_on_fire 5y ago
> I could be wrong, but wasn't this the stores setting those rules and not the central government?
The majority of those stores were reacting to the hysteria and outright propaganda being pushed by the political class and their allies in the media.
Do you not remember the cries of "You're killing grandma" and the "naming and shaming" for questioning the orthodoxy promogulated by Fauci et al?
- jghn 5y agoSure. And that's the free market at work. Those companies chose to take the actions they did. As I said, the people raging about masks have a high correlation with people who talk about free markets, corporate rights, etc. It's the inconsistency that irks me here.