Police Refuse To Enforce Governor Murphy’s Order To Lockdown Gym That Opened

 

Charlie Baker’s press conference was the meaningless display we knew it would be. Barbershops can open in a week, but no word on other businesses, including gyms. But like I’ve been saying, it doesn’t matter what Charlie Baker says because there isn’t any laws on the books that say that gyms have to shut down. Just open up your business and put the cops to the test like they did at a gym in Bellmawr, South Jersey today.

The video is even better.

That was so gratifying. It may only seem like one gym reopening, but it’s what it will inspire that really matters. It’s people fighting back against tyranny. It’s the police siding with the people and staying loyal to the Constitution. It’s the fact that tyrants like Governors Murphy, Baker, Wolf, Whitmer, and Cuomo, now know that the police will not do their bidding.

In less dramatic fashion Prime Fitness in Oxford also said fuck it today and decided to open their doors as well.

It’s happening. The people are fighting back. We might be a minority, and the Karens may outnumber us, but we have the constitution and hopefully the police behind us. When it’s all said and done and the history books are written business owners and cops like this will be the protagonists. What side will you be on?

 

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