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At a press conference Monday, Mayor Lovely Warren says she drove by the vigil on Clifford Avenue and saw around 100 people.
“Knowing our community and knowing the passion and the need to mourn we decided that we were going to allow the community to come together yesterday to mourn the life that was lost,” Warren said.
Mazzeo puts the number of those who gathered over 200. He says tensions in Rochester are high enough in the age of coronavirus, adding another reason to not permit such a large gathering.
“The State Attorney General’s Office] should come in and investigate this,” he said. “We need to know what the laws are and then we need to know where we stand. We’re going to be told to go out and clear gatherings or tell people to ‘social distance’ … At the same time, we allow something like this to take place?”
Mayor Warren says given the demographics of Rochester, there is no ethnic disparity in the COVID-19 data yet. But that could change if the community doesn’t take the virus more seriously.
“What we do know is if we do not exercise social distancing, as well as stay home, we will see those numbers increase and see what is happening across the country happen right here in Rochester,” Warren said.
That’s why Warren says the city will be changing its messaging to target those communities.
originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: shawmanfromny
Top New York Democrats are responsible for thousands of deaths in that state from covid-19. Sounds like a pattern of negligence.
Executive orders are generally directed to, and govern actions by, Government officials and agencies. They usually affect private individuals only indirectly. Proclamations in most instances affect primarily the activities of private individuals. Since the President has no power or authority over individual citizens and their rights except where he is granted such power and authority by a provision in the Constitution or by statute. The President's proclamations are not legally binding and are at best hortatory unless based on such grants of authority. The difference between Executive orders and proclamations is more one of form than of substance
originally posted by: TonyS
a reply to: shawmanfromny
Ifyou are not a Democrat, then your complaining is kinda like being Jewish in pre-war Germany complaining about ill mannered Nazis. What would the response to one of them be? MOVE!
originally posted by: Flatcoat
Don't worry, these sort of ambiguous policing standards are international. Here in Aus funerals are restricted to 10 people ...except in the case of an aboriginal elder where over 80 people from all over the country were allowed to attend.....for cultural reasons...it appears that some peoples grief is more important than others. Meanwhile 12 police officers arrest 4 guys for eating pizza in their car, dragging them out, handcuffing them and fining them $1000 each.
Here in Aus funerals are restricted to 10 people ...except in the case of an aboriginal elder where over 80 people from all over the country were allowed to attend.....for cultural reasons
A bunch of dummies went, a bunch of dummies will die
Honestly, this CCP Virus is a Darwninian event