Texas leads the way, Bars are going to open and defy the government

[Jmac00]

I have been saying this needs to happen in New Yorkistan, ALL BAR AND RESTAURANTS NEED TO PICK A DAY and simply open up and stay open, Emperor Nipple Clamps can't throw everyone in jail. he can't put a fine or take all there liquor licenses, even if he does, the Restaurant Association MUST TELL Emperor Pierced Nipples to go fuck himself

"Come and Take it" will commence on Saturday at 6pm, they are going to open a stay open, whats the worse that happens, they all go broke, lose everything, oh wait, thats all ready happening.........GO TEXAS

https://www.star-telegram.com/news/...aDEulLKevvnkaGzWnt-MlDasZ85iPXxP0V0qgk0UiM86A

 

[ArmedCorgi]

I wonder if they will be serving boneless chic...I mean, saucy nugs?

 

[Chevusa]

It was explained to me by an owner of a few local places in town when I suggested something like this to him, that not only would the SLA pull their licenses but then the company who is a worldwide giant who supplies the alcohol wouldn't want to be involved and it would be near impossible to get alcohol delivered. There are really only 2-3 companies worldwide that supply the booze. They are large conglomerates. It's just not feasible. They have to play the game.

 

[ArmedCorgi]

Bathtub gin time.

 

[Carlos Hathcock]

It was explained to me by an owner of a few local places in town when I suggested something like this to him, that not only would the SLA pull their licenses but then the company who is a worldwide giant who supplies the alcohol wouldn't want to be involved and it would be near impossible to get alcohol delivered. There are really only 2-3 companies worldwide that supply the booze. They are large conglomerates. It's just not feasible. They have to play the game.

Well then, it would appear there's a demand void that needs filling. Perfect opportunity for new business growth.

 

[meketrefe]

This has been done already. Businesses put a lot of pressure to easy out.
Same they did in South of France, Spain, Italy and soon they found the huge spikes in cases for folks not following the minimum safety rules.
The good news is the new retrovirals are showing great success but it has to be with early detection and early intervention now the system is in place and well coordinated over there. This is to avoid collapsing emergency rooms and hospitals.
The bad news is that the biggest problem has been preventing the people at higher risk to get the virus when the party goers
return home. In summary the planned come back to the bar/beach summer season didn't work as well as planned.
No much is shared domestically about the progression of covid all over unless one reads the international news.
That is why I follow the news so one can get some extra information.
We also follow the JHH and JHU database that through a project at work we share with hospitals and universities all over.
This is the most reliable and comprehensive way to get insight on covid. China stopped updating back in April so nobody knows what
is happening over there.

Home - Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center

Johns Hopkins experts in global public health, infectious disease, and emergency preparedness have been at the forefront of the international response to COVID-19.

coronavirus.jhu.edu

 

[Chevusa]

Well then, it would appear there's a demand void that needs filling. Perfect opportunity for new business growth.

Need to be licensed and etc etc to sell and deliver it. They got ya either way.

 

[Bigfoot]

Good for the Texans.

This will not stop until "we the people" make it stop.
The Chinese Flu has a 99+% survival rate... It's time to stop this politically motivated scam and get things back to normal.
IMO, at this point, this is more about Democrats wanting to push mail in voting than anything to do with public health.

I say open everything back up, no restrictions. If some people die that's unfortunate but it is what it is.
Even though the public roads are dangerous as fuck. People don't stop driving down the road.
They accept the risk as a part of daily life... The Chinese Flu shouldn't be any different.

 

[Acer-m14]

back to Speakeasy's and this .. guess they still haven't learned ,...

 

[Marine Cpl]

Didn’t Florida open everything up again as normal with no precautions and have to shut everything back down again after they became the state with the highest infection rates?

 

[spat]

Need to be licensed and etc etc to sell and deliver it. They got ya either way.

Once you decide to ignore their requirement to be closed, what's the incentive to follow the licensing requirement ?

 

[Criticalt]

It was explained to me by an owner of a few local places in town when I suggested something like this to him, that not only would the SLA pull their licenses but then the company who is a worldwide giant who supplies the alcohol wouldn't want to be involved and it would be near impossible to get alcohol delivered. There are really only 2-3 companies worldwide that supply the booze. They are large conglomerates. It's just not feasible. They have to play the game.

Bring back the backyard stills!!
Wooo hoooo!!!
I always wanted to be a moonshine runner.

 

[Bigfoot]

Didn’t Florida open everything up again as normal with no precautions and have to shut everything back down again after they became the state with the highest infection rates?

Who the fuck cares about the infection rate. It's the death rate that counts.

Otherwise, I would be scared to catch the flu this year... Which I'm not, why should I be? who hasn't got the flu before?

Dude, you have bought into the hysteria, lock stock, and barrel... I'm almost embarrassed for you... Almost.

 

[Bigfoot]

Bring back the backyard stills!!
Wooo hoooo!!!
I always wanted to be a moonshine runner.

I was born and raised in rural South Carolina / Era 1960's - 70's and early 80's.
Both of my grandpas made their living by farming and selling their product... Mostly moonshine.
My dad made his living by farming and selling his product... Mostly farming.
My oldest brother would transport it.

I grew up in the best place in America, during the best time in America.

 

[MothMan]

Bring back the backyard stills!!
Wooo hoooo!!!
I always wanted to be a moonshine runner.

 

[Cooolone]

Well, there's two people close enough to me that we've had the conversation as they're in the medical care industry... And we talked in detail about all that has transpired.

1. The onslaught in the beginning caught everyone off guard and completely over taxed the system as there were NO protocols in place to handle the "rate" of infections they were seeing.

2. If a patient did not require any respiratory mediation, and even if they tested positive, they were released, sent home, wherever but not admitted.

3. The death rate isn't any higher than the regular flu, but if you went on respiratory mediation, it was rare to come off...

4. Everything else is all just hogwash... It is really all about the ability of the medical community to be able to address and handle the amount of patients over a span of time. The two people who directly work in nearby hospitals both noted at one point just being completely saturated. But this waned, fell off... And complacency sets in even in the hospitals now with protocols falling lax.

That's it... All the CDC mumbo jumbo, wear masks, don't wear masks, don't have close personal interactions, etc is all BS. You cannot "STOP" the infections and only maybe slow it down. It is going to do what it does! The entire CDC exercise is about control, plain and simple. There is no validity to any social distancing orders or mask mandate when certain businesses are favored over others, ie, Home Depot, Walmart vs Restaurants, Dining... especially with all the demonstrations, etc. It's counter intuitive and unintelligent responses. Schools and colleges seeing the infection clusters appear is exactly what I'm talking about! You "CANNOT" institute any control over the disease. All the shutdown has accomplished is prolonging and stretching out the survival and promulgation of it... Herd immunity, or nature's way, is the only thing that will eventually kill it off, if at all. But ultimately, without the ability to test 100% of the population, all those funny little statistics you read are bullshit too. The blanks are filled in with assumptions, or approximations in order to achieve a desired result.

I've been in the shitty now daily for two months straight... The amount of people, the amount of lack of protocol, the haphazard social distancing (non existent)... The shitty should be experiencing a raging cluster! But nope!... Try the subway? I have... It's packed! Funny how those workers aren't dropping off like flies! Try to explain that one away...

So the simple thing is just be sure to watch what you're touching, and wash or sanitize your hands often! To be sure, you don't want it, but 99% of those who got it, are living to talk about it. Amazing then how all the "FEAR" otherwise is being exploited, again, to achieve a goal.

Have a nice day!

 

[Deplorable Me]

It was explained to me by an owner of a few local places in town when I suggested something like this to him, that not only would the SLA pull their licenses but then the company who is a worldwide giant who supplies the alcohol wouldn't want to be involved and it would be near impossible to get alcohol delivered. There are really only 2-3 companies worldwide that supply the booze. They are large conglomerates. It's just not feasible. They have to play the game.

Easy economic counter strategy. Purchase bulk through the local booze retail store and beer stores. Premier, Global, Consumers, use straw buyers to keep state inspections off the trail. Profit margin will be smaller and product diversity may also diminish but hell man this is war and survival.

 

[Saltwater60]

It was explained to me by an owner of a few local places in town when I suggested something like this to him, that not only would the SLA pull their licenses but then the company who is a worldwide giant who supplies the alcohol wouldn't want to be involved and it would be near impossible to get alcohol delivered. There are really only 2-3 companies worldwide that supply the booze. They are large conglomerates. It's just not feasible. They have to play the game.

This is true for the most part except that fact that there are so many small wineries, breweries, and distilleries now. They could get booze but it wouldn’t be what they were used too and it would cost more. Also they could likely go to the liquor store and but it cheaper then sell it. Right now that’s is illegal as far as I know but who cares if you do this right?

Also those distributors are robbers they take 50% off the top and make buckets of money. Support local small people for your booze if you can and I don’t drink a drop of alcohol ever

 

[Deplorable Me]

back to Speakeasy's and this .. guess they still haven't learned ,...

Stills available on Amazon:

https://www.amazon.com/SPEAKEASY-4-Gallon-Moonshine-Whiskey-Distiller/dp/B07SQ45NMK/ref=mp_s_a_1_1_sspa?dchild=1&keywords=Speakeasy+Distillers&qid=1599308062&sr=8-1-spons&psc=1&spLa=ZW5jcnlwdGVkUXVhbGlmaWVyPUEyUEs5SDJCUEhUNDFQJmVuY3J5cHRlZElkPUEwMzU1NTQ5MkNQOVpGNEs0OVc0SyZlbmNyeXB0ZWRBZElkPUEwMTY0NjU1M0pXNk1CMkI4R1VKMiZ3aWRnZXROYW1lPXNwX3Bob25lX3NlYXJjaF9hdGYmYWN0aW9uPWNsaWNrUmVkaXJlY3QmZG9Ob3RMb2dDbGljaz10cnVl

 

[SomeSoldier]

Didn’t Florida open everything up again as normal with no precautions and have to shut everything back down again after they became the state with the highest infection rates?

Says the 100% positive testing rate?

We cannot believe the stats, we can't believe government. They have lied to us to often for to long. Shit they have been lying to us during non-pandemic.

Other countries sent their kids back to school months ago, no masks, social distancing. Why haven't we, because government shills lie to us.

This whole thing has been a lie and shit show to destroy the economy in order to hurt Trumps re-election campaign. Trump was stupid enough to buy in.

Do you need any more proof than the actions of Cuomo, Pelosi and Nadler(sp)? This is tyranny.

 

[BDinPutnam]

Once you decide to ignore their requirement to be closed, what's the incentive to follow the licensing requirement ?

Very difficult to sell goods you can't get in stock in the first place.

 

[Marine Cpl]

Who the fuck cares about the infection rate. It's the death rate that counts.

Otherwise, I would be scared to catch the flu this year... Which I'm not, why should I be? who hasn't got the flu before?

Dude, you have bought into the hysteria, lock stock, and barrel... I'm almost embarrassed for you... Almost.

Just stating the facts. If you do not like the facts and instead want people to agree with you unconditionally, then that’s on you. Florida went from one of the lowest infection rates to one of the highest. Over 10,000 deaths in a few months since a total reopening. Even if that number is half correct, that’s a lot.

Florida COVID-19 Statistics: 6,002,153 Cases / 74,108 Deaths / 0 Tests / Avg cases/day 5,711 declined 19.06% from 14 days ago Avg deaths/day 132 declined 14.84% from 14 days ago (Updated May 10, 2022 @ 5:35pm)

Yesterday there were 5,459 new confirmed cases, 0 recoveries, 110 deaths. The current 7-day rolling average of 5,711 new cases/day declined 19.06% from 14 days ago, while the average of 132 deaths/day declined 14.84% in Florida, at that rate... 6,041,193 cases in 7 days / 6,078,646 cases in 14...

covidusa.net

 

[GOPerfect]

I agree with most here on this. Open the Country. All of it. No restrictions.

No government mandated mask wearing. No forcing of businesses to upgrade all of the air filtration systems. No mandated safety protocols. No restrictions. If people die, they die. This is the reality of life. This living in fear and wearing a mask is not living life. It is hiding and cowering.

We as a nation should be concerned about death rates; real deaths rates of this Covid thing. I mean really real death rates of it. Not adding someone that had a heart attack with Covid and being classified as a Covid death.

If people are concerned about getting sick and dying, than those people need to take precautions to stay safe. If they cannot stay safe, they can stay home and hide from life.

 

[Chevusa]

Once you decide to ignore their requirement to be closed, what's the incentive to follow the licensing requirement ?

Criminal prosecution, fines, and never opening again.

 

[Chevusa]

This is true for the most part except that fact that there are so many small wineries, breweries, and distilleries now. They could get booze but it wouldn’t be what they were used too and it would cost more. Also they could likely go to the liquor store and but it cheaper then sell it. Right now that’s is illegal as far as I know but who cares if you do this right?

Also those distributors are robbers they take 50% off the top and make buckets of money. Support local small people for your booze if you can and I don’t drink a drop of alcohol ever

It’s illegal to go to the store to get booze to sell at a bar. Must go through the proper channels.

 

[Defilade]

This has been done already. Businesses put a lot of pressure to easy out.
Same they did in South of France, Spain, Italy and soon they found the huge spikes in cases for folks not following the minimum safety rules.
The good news is the new retrovirals are showing great success but it has to be with early detection and early intervention now the system is in place and well coordinated over there. This is to avoid collapsing emergency rooms and hospitals.
The bad news is that the biggest problem has been preventing the people at higher risk to get the virus when the party goers
return home. In summary the planned come back to the bar/beach summer season didn't work as well as planned.
No much is shared domestically about the progression of covid all over unless one reads the international news.
That is why I follow the news so one can get some extra information.
We also follow the JHH and JHU database that through a project at work we share with hospitals and universities all over.
This is the most reliable and comprehensive way to get insight on covid. China stopped updating back in April so nobody knows what
is happening over there.

Home - Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center

Johns Hopkins experts in global public health, infectious disease, and emergency preparedness have been at the forefront of the international response to COVID-19.

coronavirus.jhu.edu

Screw John Hopkins!

Need-To-Know Connection Between the Rockefeller Foundation, Johns Hopkins University, and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation

Here are the numbers that matter for NYS. The scamdemic is over! 5 people died yesterday. Do you understand that?? New York Coronavirus Deaths Per Day

 

[Defilade]

I agree with most here on this. Open the Country. All of it. No restrictions.

No government mandated mask wearing. No forcing of businesses to upgrade all of the air filtration systems. No mandated safety protocols. No restrictions. If people die, they die. This is the reality of life. This living in fear and wearing a mask is not living life. It is hiding and cowering.

We as a nation should be concerned about death rates; real deaths rates of this Covid thing. I mean really real death rates of it. Not adding someone that had a heart attack with Covid and being classified as a Covid death.

If people are concerned about getting sick and dying, than those people need to take precautions to stay safe. If they cannot stay safe, they can stay home and hide from life.

Perfectly said!

 

[spat]

Very difficult to sell goods you can't get in stock in the first place.

There's always a way to get goods. Might just have a bit more markup is all.

Some other bar in another state would be happy to charge you 20% over wholesale for a pickup truck load out the back door in the middle of the night.

 

[spat]

Criminal prosecution, fines, and never opening again.

That worked so well in the 20's.

 

[Chevusa]

There's always a way to get goods. Might just have a bit more markup is all.

Some other bar in another state would be happy to charge you 20% over wholesale for a pickup truck load out the back door in the middle of the night.

Doubt it. That would put both in violation. There are strict channels you must follow. It would be unlawful. Guy I know owns 2 places near each other. It is unlawful to take a bottle bought and delivered to business A and send it over to business B when they run out.