Governor Gavin Newsom’s office was mocked over a tweet earlier this month telling California diners to make sure they wear their mask in between bites when eating out.
The message was tweeted on 3 October and was panned on social media. One commenter pointed out the risk for virus transmission increases each time someone touches their face.
“Any calculations done on how many ‘bites’ each individual takes in a meal and therefore how many hand-to-face contacts that will mean? Presume that has been risk-assessed?” the tweet read.
SFGate reported the state has approved indoor dining provided restaurants operate at 25 percent capacity. As of late last week, the state recorded 16,000 deaths tied to the virus and 800,000 infections.
Shockingly, Newsom’s insane lust for control is not unusual in today’s political realm. Across the globe, we see countless examples of want-to-be dictators testing the limits of their authority. Francisco Domagoso, the mayor of Manilla, (the largest city in the Philippines with a metro population of some 14 million) recently banned karaoke machines during the daytime because it was distracting students from online classes.
TRENDPOST: Once again, as we have reported since politicians launched the COVID War, they are employing similar “safety protocols” as they did during the Cold War when they forced students to hide under their desks in air raid drills to save them in case an atom bomb was dropped nearby.
That is no joke! Everybody did it, and, if you disobeyed, you were disciplined.
That the Governor is telling people to put on a mask in between bites and sips, as though the virus will halt transmission between eating and drinking, is preposterous.
Yet, this arrogant imbecile is in full charge of the largest economy in America and the fifth largest in the world.
We also note that California was the first state to lock down. With a population of 40 million, since March, 16,593 people died of the virus or 0.0415 percent.
