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“As Americans, this is one of the most challenging periods in our lifetimes. People in communities of color across the nation and right here in Michigan are feeling a sense of exhaustion and desperation. Communities are hurting, having felt that calls for equality, justice, safety, and opportunity have gone unheard for too long. We stand in solidarity with those who are seeking equitable justice for everyone in our state. We can’t live in a society and a country where our rights and our dignity are not equal for all.
The First Amendment right to protest has never been more important, and in this moment when we are still battling a killer virus, it is crucial that those who choose to demonstrate do so peacefully, and in a way that follows social distancing guidelines to protect public health. Our administration is working closely with local elected officials, public safety, and faith, and youth leaders to encourage communities across the state to designate areas for peaceful demonstrations where people can make their voices heard. There will no doubt be more tough days ahead, but we must pull together and treat our fellow Michganders with dignity, compassion, and humanity.”
"We can’t live in a society and a country where our rights and our dignity are not equal for all."
How many were arrested when the whiners were afraid to wear masks to protect their fellow humans?
And do you really think there is some kind of equivalency here?
Lockdowns for epidemics are common sense.
A lot of countries did this right away, and have prevailed so far.
Now, how long have there been racial issues in the US?
Do you think you can or should stop this kind of protest.
It’s come to a boil.
originally posted by: Purpapengus
a reply to: spacedoubt
How many were arrested when the whiners were afraid to wear masks to protect their fellow humans?
And do you really think there is some kind of equivalency here?
Lockdowns for epidemics are common sense.
A lot of countries did this right away, and have prevailed so far.
Now, how long have there been racial issues in the US?
Do you think you can or should stop this kind of protest.
It’s come to a boil.
So you're saying the lock down protesters should have burned down the city first?
originally posted by: KKLOCO
a reply to: Michigan72
Backtracking BITCH!