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The authorities of the Texas town ordered residents to wear useless masks or pay $ 1,000 fine
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The authorities in Laredo, Texas ordered all residents to wear “some form of covering over their nose and mouth,” which is obviously delirium and scaremongering rather than a real way to combat coronavirus, in addition to this ridiculous demand, the authorities are going to fine those who do not comply requirement while staying in public. “We’re not trying to be punitive as far as trying to drown people in debt. What we’re trying to do is get a point across,” city Councilman Marte Martinez said. It is worth recalling that all local pharmacies sold stocks of masks a f...
Houston authorities dismantle basketball hoops so that citizens keep away from each other
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Despite the raging pandemic in the United States, people still continue to treat the disease irresponsibly. Even after the Texas authorities banned gathering in large groups, Houston residents regularly violate the ban. According to authorities, such a decisive step as the dismantling of basketball rings should pacify the freedom-loving population and make people sit at home. "All amenities, including playground equipment in area parks are, of course, closed. While most people are keeping their kids away from the playground, entire groups of people are still gathering...
When the price for 1 mask exceeded the mark of $ 11 in Texas the Attorney General arrested 750 thousand and now they will not go to anyone
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The Houston auction shocked local authorities when it was reported that during the bids, one pack of H95 masks, consisting of 16 pieces, sold for $ 180. After this incident, Texas sued the auction organizer. "Amazon sold a set of 100 for $ 4.21 in late January. The lawsuit seeks an injunction against the auctions and civil penalties of up to $ 10,000 per violation," reports Associated Press. According to the owner of the auction, Tim Worstell, he does not admit his guilt, referring to the fact that bids start from $ 1. Moreover, Worstell explained that no sale could...
Coronavirus pandemic prompts government to pass abortion laws
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In times of mass panic in the United States, the governments of Maryland, Texas, Mississippi and Ohio decided to pass laws in a hugger-mugger way that had been dreamed of for years. While all the forces of the healthcare system have been thrown to the aid of patients with coronavirus, lawmakers and officials decide that abortions are “not essential medical services”. Now that the death toll is increasing every minute and Americans are focusing on counting the victims, various states are able to limit their citizens ’constitutional rights to buy firearms and to have aborti...
Grey dollar are consumables: Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick thinks grandparents should die for sake economy and their progeny
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The title of the film “No Country For Old Men” of 2007 is ideally suited to the situation in the USA. Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick offered the elderly to say goodbye to life so that the economy in the country improves. This comment was made during a Fox News interview on Monday night. After that, Twitter literally broke out with sarcasm. The proposed measures to abolish the social protection of older people caused heavy criticism of the politician. "I just think there are lots of grandparents out there in this country like me — I have six grandchildren — that's what we al...
Texas Court of Appeals upholds 5-year prison sentence for woman who voted illegally
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Despite the fact that the Texas Court of Appeal found that the woman didn’t really know that she had been deprived of the right to vote in the elections, she was still considered guilty and would serve her 5-year sentence. Returning to the origins of this controversial trial, Crystal Mason was released on parole for another fraud offense in 2016. And in her documents did not mean anywhere that she was forbidden to vote in elections. Therefore, when the time came to cast vote into the urn, she was told that her name was not on the lists and she could not vote. In 2017, Ma...
Prankster who sprayed liquid on Walmart visitors wanted to become famous on social media and now in jail
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Arrested last week at a Walmart store in Las Vegas, Aldo Gonzalez said his trick was a way to attract attention and he shot this video to become “famous through Instagram and YouTube,” Scallywag & Vagabond reports. For his prank, the 23-year-old Gonzalez put on a hazmat suit and sprayed 13 people with unknown fluid. Obviously, Gonzalez and his cameraman wanted to snatch a hype amid the general panic because of the coronavirus and for some time they succeeded. Visitors to the store were scared, they thought they were infected with a virus. “Sakisat Raylyn, who was i...
Two convicted men involved in armed conflict against federal agents plan to become senator and sheriff
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Two members of the armed group, consisting of almost two dozen fighters, intend to work in the government of Nevada. The story begins in 2014, according to official information, an armed gang, including Eric Parker and Scott Drexler, who illegally tried rounding up cattle that belonged to rancher Cliven Bundy, who had refused for years to pay grazing fees, reports Idaho Statesman. When the confrontation between federal agents and extortionists ended, the current candidates for public service positions also appeared on the defendants' bench. Criminal charges of conspiracy,...
Instead of conducting mass checks of Americans with symptoms, Trump closes transport links with Europe due to coronavirus
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According to official statistics provided by the CDC, in the first two days of this week, less than 80 people were tested for coronavirus infection. The US President, Donald Trump, instead of providing medical facilities with the resources to conduct more intensive population screenings, decided to cut off travel with Europe. “Stephen Redd, MD, head of the CDC’s Office of Public Health Preparedness and Response, in testimony on Wednesday revealed that the total number of people tested for the coronavirus by the CDC was 1,784. That means that, as of Wednesday morning, t...