#Bbqstandoff

[burnt]

What stands out as significant to me is this: a) What chance do any charges have of standing up since the by-laws have no basis in law or science, and are a Charter violation

and

b) if the cops can show up and shut you down this easily for no lawful reason, Who. Is. Safe. when you find yourself on the wrong side of a what has clearly become a populist movement?

This should terrify everyone who values their human value.

It cost my Anabaptist ancestors their lives as they were burned at the stake or drowned in the Litmat River for their religious convictions - by government order.

How far are we from sliding back into that dark age?

[sumdumguy]

Regina Costco parking lot filled to the brim this morning. Every day-all day. Hmmm

[Robertbarlage]

[farmaholic]

Regina Costco parking lot filled to the brim this morning. Every day-all day. Hmmm

Are they getting ready to restrict patron numbers in the store? When we were there the other day they had tents set up outside the store where people had to line up to get in before rules were relaxed.

Personally....I dont understand the attraction. I would never line up in the heat of the sun or a cold winter day to shop there. Shopping at Costco doesn't make me better than anyone else..... And despise the membership fee.

[Hamloc]

Just looking at news while eating lunch. Unfortunately I see still almost 400 new covid cases in Manitoba today. From what I have read masks have been mandatory since September 25. New more strict restrictions imposed on November 12. Alberta is continually singled out for lack of a mask mandate and for not closing down more business. It appears to me we need to learn to live with covid 19, not sure we can isolate our way out of this in the winter time.

[GDR]

To disagree with the rules is perfectly fine, everyone has that right. To break the rules even if you disagree is wrong. Otherwise where do you draw the line between right and wrong. Generally recognizing the rule of law is a right wing philosophy, left leaning thinkers are more likely to bend the rules. It is interesting to me that the different characters on agriville are generally opposite of that thinking when it comes to covid rules.

If the Bbq guy dont smarten up he deserves what he gets.

[Bowerpower]

How many farmers would quit working if government told us too??? If it stay open or bankruptcy I’m know what I would do.

[TASFarms]

BBQ guy in jail. Costco 3 blocks down from him is wide open. Costco has has tables and chairs set up to eat at

[Sheepwheat]

To disagree with the rules is perfectly fine, everyone has that right. To break the rules even if you disagree is wrong. Otherwise where do you draw the line between right and wrong. Generally recognizing the rule of law is a right wing philosophy, left leaning thinkers are more likely to bend the rules. It is interesting to me that the different characters on agriville are generally opposite of that thinking when it comes to covid rules.

If the Bbq guy dont smarten up he deserves what he gets.

This is like the carbon tax, the gun registry, etc.

Stupid laws that won’t do a thing, are where right wingers tend to get rebellious. That is why the difference.

[farmaholic]

BBQ guy in jail. Costco 3 blocks down from him is wide open. Costco has has tables and chairs set up to eat at

I guess its the inconsistency and hypocrisy people don't like, understandable.

[newguy]

This is like the carbon tax, the gun registry, etc.

Stupid laws that won’t do a thing, are where right wingers tend to get rebellious. That is why the difference.

kind of thought Alberta Manitoba Sask and Ontario were right wing premiers.Think Ford takes it serious because he had a family member with a bad case right off the get go

[Sheepwheat]

kind of thought Alberta Manitoba Sask and Ontario were right wing premiers.Think Ford takes it serious because he had a family member with a bad case right off the get go

There are no right wing premiers anymore. Or parties for that matter. They’re all a bunch of leftists. Of varying degrees.