Mandate temp shutdown

[spitter3]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-3Q34VlOI8

[fettonya]

About damn time.

[OlderThanDirt]

It's starting with countless lawsuits to follow. Unfortunately, these cases are about federal overreach and impinging on state's rights. Blue turd states like California will not face this hurdle if they choose to move forward with their own mandate.

Fortunately, California does not have nukes to repel the angry hordes.

[anthonyca]

We need to beat this back and kill it forever.

[OlderThanDirt]

We need to beat this back and kill it forever.

Agreed. The charade has run it's course and is running out of steam. It seems odd timing that Merck and Pfizer happen to have "effective" antiviral medications on the verge of widespread approval. No need to take horse or antimalarial medications, aspirin or vitamins when you can take a wildly expensive newfangled antiviral medication that is approved under an EAU with minimal clinical trial data. What could go wrong?

[Fastattack]

The govt reasoning behind their supposed authority doesn't set the bar very high for rampant tyranny. I hope the court addresses that. You know, sort of thinking "beyond a reasonable doubt" level. Even then, I don't like that much power in one agency even if it is only perceived. And they think it's real

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[turbolxstang]

Science, data, effective and worth the risk, the answer is it's safe (but we won't define safe)

[stix213]

Is it blocked nationally or only in Texas?

[coolarthur1]

Is it blocked nationally or only in Texas?

nationally, but states can and will probably put forth their own dumb mandates.

[LBDamned]

About damn time.

It's only been two days.

[mshill]

Well, cant it be incorporated (14th ammendment) against the states like other "rights"?