A Colorado restaurant that opened for in-person dining in violation of the state’s COVID-19 orders hosted hundreds of people for Mother’s Day breakfast and brunch this weekend.
Tagging President Donald Trump on Twitter, the restaurant said in a tweet Saturday that it was “standing for America, small businesses, the Constitution and against the overreach of our governor in Colorado!!”
“Attention!” read a sign on C&C’s front window. “Our freedom doesn’t end where your fear begins. If you are scared stay at home! If you are afraid to be within 6ft of another person do not enter this business!”
I REALLY hope this sh*thead remembers this in about 3-4 weeks time. If it turns out that a couple of dozen people fall ill and it can be directly attributed to gathering at C&C Coffee, this person’s reputation & business will take a serious hit.
Meh, I’m generally fine with this self-selection stuff. The risk definitely increases with extended periods hanging around people, so passing by the Covidiots in the grocery store is a relatively low-risk activity.
Them all hanging around inside over leisurely get-togethers and not distancing is definitely in the high-risk category.
This is the time to be picking your associates carefully.
Throw this in too: about of the third of the country believes there is actually a) a cure for covid-19 and b) a vaccine, but both are being withheld. About a half believe the number of deaths is being inflated. And 44% believe the virus was created in a lab.
An emailed threat to the department last week included the line, “you’re about to start a hot-shooting no bulls** civil war.”*
I dunno how well they’ll aim and shoot while coughing up blood and wheezing while feeling like giant rubber bands are contracting around their lungs.
It sounds, though, like they intend to find out.