If you ever wondered what it would be like to live in a Soviet-era Communist state, then just celebrate Easter this weekend in Kentucky and get locked up for 2 weeks for defying the state's emergency powers.
If you ever wondered what it would be like to live in a Soviet-era Communist state...
Liam Peterson
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Robert Hill
Julian White
fake pandemic from china/msm/medical industrial complex
Austin Jenkins
one other thing, in quite a few areas of Kentucky, if you're writing down license plate numbers, somebody will come out and fire a warning shot in the air. Independent Baptists in the Mountains are not fans of government tyranny.
Lincoln Bennett
You can't celebrate Easter in your own house? Just hardboil eggs and dye the shells in different colors, don't eat pork, chicken and beef during Lent and just stick to fish meat with vegetables.
Xavier Brown
This is a war.
In war, people die.
Conduct yourselves accordingly.
Benjamin Reed
The Soviet Union was more of a based ethnostate than the USA
Christopher Richardson
All goyim should be forced to stay inside indefinitely
Brody Smith
the way some of these Democrat microdictatorships are enforcing things, you probably can't hold an easter egg hunt in your front yard among family members this year
Josiah Ward
I would think you should be able to go outside and do thing around your house for maintenance or to do house chores like mow the lawn as long as you keep to the social distancing. What if you have a garden outside and need to tend to the garden for your vegetables? Looks like you have a point that your local politicians are micromanaging or intruding on other peoples lives way too much. I'm against having house parties where you invite dozens of other people from around the neigborhood or from other parts of the town or city since you might spread the virus that way, but activities on your own property should be allowed as long as there is social distancing.