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Post by auntkelly on Sept 29, 2020 13:47:58 GMT
I absolutely think the woman was in the wrong for refusing to wear a mask, but I think tasing her was an overreaction unless the woman did something we didn’t see on the video. Sure she was being a complete and total jerk by not wearing a mask, but it looked like she was sitting six feet away from everyone else and she was outdoors, so it wasn’t like she was putting others in immediate danger. It appears the officer could have called for backup to help him forcibly remove her from the stadium. I wouldn’t have shed a tear if she spent time in jail. Tasing someone, however, is a really big deal and I think it should only be used in extreme circumstances. Tasing shouldn’t be used as punishment, it should only be used when it’s truly necessary to get a dangerous situation under control.
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Post by Skellinton on Sept 29, 2020 13:52:42 GMT
www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/ohio-s-new-mask-mandate-what-are-the-rules/ar-BB174fRK“Masks must be worn at all times when indoors at a location that is not a residence, outdoors when unable to keep maintain six feet of social distancing from those not in your household and when waiting for, riding, driving or operating public transportation such as a taxi, car service or private ride share company.” Looks as though in Ohio the rules for outdoors are “when unable to keep 6 feet” away. She looked more than 6 feet away to me. It doesn’t matter what the state rules are. She was on private property. They could require her to wear a hat and if she didn’t comply she could be told to leave. It also doesn’t matter if anyone thinks the rules are ridiculous. The school gets to make the rules and people have to abide by them, I am sure you are aware most schools have dress codes students and staff have to follow, this really isn’t any different.
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Post by garcia5050 on Sept 29, 2020 14:00:44 GMT
I absolutely think the woman was in the wrong for refusing to wear a mask, but I think tasing her was an overreaction unless the woman did something we didn’t see on the video. Sure she was being a complete and total jerk by not wearing a mask, but it looked like she was sitting six feet away from everyone else and she was outdoors, so it wasn’t like she was putting others in immediate danger. It appears the officer could have called for backup to help him forcibly remove her from the stadium. I wouldn’t have shed a tear if she spent time in jail. Tasing someone, however, is a really big deal and I think it should only be used in extreme circumstances. Tasing shouldn’t be used as punishment, it should only be used when it’s truly necessary to get a dangerous situation under control. Some schools have started sports, with very strict rules. Her not wearing a mask could shut down the sports program at her school. If security was told to force the policy by any means necessary, they weren’t in the wrong.
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Post by papercrafteradvocate on Sept 29, 2020 14:03:23 GMT
what is it that POC are regularly told - just comply? lucky it was just a tazer I guess Everyone needs to comply. You either put on the mask or leave. If you want to fight those 2 options, you comply with the arrest and fight it in your court case. That's for everyone, your skin color is not a factor. Brad Parscale. Suicidal by wife’s confirmation to police. Wife confirms that there are multiple (4-10 or so) guns in the home, and he was brandishing one. (She actually heard what she thought was a shot) Police SEE him with a gun. Police SEE bruises on wife, who confirms that Brad laid hands on her. Brad REFUSES to come out, creating a stand off of sorts. Police just standing around trying to calmly talk to him. There were repeated phone calls into the house to talk to Brad by the police. He finally comes out, beer in hand, and is TACKLED by an officer and taken to a mental health facility. Brad is white. ———- Jacob Blake Two women are arguing, Jacob Blake tries to break it up. Police follow Jacob Blake, who walks off to his vehicle. Police to not see ANY weapons, nor is Blake brandishing any weapon, he did not hurt anyone nor attack anyone, nor does he appear to be mentally unstable or threatening anyone. Jacob is shot in the back, close range by police. Later, and AFTER he is shot police find a knife on the floor of the car. Jacob Blake is taken too the hospital and handcuffed to a bed. Jacob Blake is black. —— So don’t go trying to make any claim that “the color of a persons skin” does not factor in, because in this United States, it sure as fuck does. In the instances above, neither Brad nor Jacob followed the requests of the police, and funnily enough the guy who was the biggest threat in having all the weapons—which the police KNEW HE HAD (and did not in the other scenario) was the one treated in a non-violent, better outcome. It’s sickening the bullshit that you try to perpetuate . ETA: and yes I know this has nothing to do with masks at a football game, I am posting in response to the comments made specifically by seek01 regarding POC, and Gia’s response to that.
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Post by tracylynn on Sept 29, 2020 14:33:11 GMT
what is it that POC are regularly told - just comply? lucky it was just a tazer I guess Everyone needs to comply. You either put on the mask or leave. If you want to fight those 2 options, you comply with the arrest and fight it in your court case. That's for everyone, your skin color is not a factor. And you've completely missed the point. Again.
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Post by auntkelly on Sept 29, 2020 14:36:53 GMT
I absolutely think the woman was in the wrong for refusing to wear a mask, but I think tasing her was an overreaction unless the woman did something we didn’t see on the video. Sure she was being a complete and total jerk by not wearing a mask, but it looked like she was sitting six feet away from everyone else and she was outdoors, so it wasn’t like she was putting others in immediate danger. It appears the officer could have called for backup to help him forcibly remove her from the stadium. I wouldn’t have shed a tear if she spent time in jail. Tasing someone, however, is a really big deal and I think it should only be used in extreme circumstances. Tasing shouldn’t be used as punishment, it should only be used when it’s truly necessary to get a dangerous situation under control. Some schools have started sports, with very strict rules. Her not wearing a mask could shut down the sports program at her school. If security was told to force the policy by any means necessary, they weren’t in the wrong. So if the taser didn’t work they would have been justified in getting out a gun and shooting her for not wearing a mask?
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Post by Darcy Collins on Sept 29, 2020 14:58:33 GMT
I have senior who is STILL not allowed to do his sport - so I am beyond pissed off that anyone is going to jeopardize these kids ability to play. If you won't comply don't go - it's really just that simple. I often say leave the kids out of it - and it applies here to - go make your political statement somewhere else.
As a total aside, if this was my school's SRO - I'd be a little concerned about his abilities - she's a small woman dude, you should have been able to handle this a whole lot better. I watched video of our SRO take down a man trying to gain admission into the front of our school. He didn't have nearly the size differential and handled it a whole lot better.
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Post by Really Red on Sept 29, 2020 15:30:10 GMT
It sounds like the guy taking the video was like, all this for a mask, like they should have left her alone. I’m like nope. Plenty of people have asthma and could wear a mask just fine. The game is like 2 hours. JFC. I heard it as JFC, put on the mask lady. Like he was surprised she was acting like that over having to wear one. I heard it like he was say JFC, put the mask on lady as well. For a woman who has asthma she sure can scream loudly for a long period of time. Then again the woman was outdoors and was at least six feet away from others. Schools do like to make and enforce rules for the sake of making rules. No. They have to make a general rule because otherwise assholes will say "Why do you make this rule for here and not for there?" My 3yo nephew has severe asthma. Has been brought to the hospital numerous times. He wears a mask 10 hours a day at day care. No problems.
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Post by papercrafteradvocate on Sept 29, 2020 15:34:11 GMT
An Ohio woman was tased and arrested for refusing to leave a middle school football game after police say she refused multiple requests to comply with school policy to wear a mask while watching the game.
Alecia Kitts was in the stands watching her son's football game in Logan, Ohio, on Wednesday when police say a school resource officer asked her to wear a mask. She refused, saying she had asthma. Logan police said Officer Chris Smith told her that if she didn't put her mask on, she would be asked to leave.
In a news conference yesterday, Gov. Mike DeWine said Kitts was told that if she had asthma, she could get a face shield and come back for the game.
"The female continually refused his request and Officer Smith advised her that if she refused to leave, she would be cited for trespassing and escorted off the property," the Logan Police Department said in a statement on Facebook.
"After several attempts to get her to leave, Officer Smith advised her she was under arrest for criminal trespassing and asked her to place her hands behind her back multiple times and she refused."
Video from the incident shows Kitts shouting, "Get off of me! You're not arresting me for nothing. I ain't doing nothing wrong! What the f--- is wrong with you, people?"
The video did not capture the initial confrontation.
Police say Smith tried to place her hand behind her back and Kitts resisted.
"Officer Smith advised her to comply or he would deploy his Taser if she did not quit resisting. She continued to resist, and Officer Smith placed his Taser on her shoulder area and drive stunned her once," police said.
Marietta City Schools Superintendent Will Hampton told CNN that not wearing a mask is a violation of the guidelines issued by the governor and the Ohio High School Athletic Association to every district in Ohio."
"It is critically important to understand that if we want to continue to enjoy athletics, these are the rules that we must follow. If spectators chose not to follow the orders of the governor and the OHSAA, we could lose the opportunity to participate in athletic competition for our student athletes, and our ability as spectators to cheer them on," Hampton said in a statement.
Police say that Kitts was not arrested for failing to wear a mask, but was asked to leave the property for violating school policy and was then trespassing, once she refused to leave.
Kitts' attorney, Maurice Thompson, told CNN in an email that she "has injuries, including a broken arm, apparently."
He did not respond to CNN's calls to further explain her injuries.
In his email, her attorney wrote, she committed no crime and thus committed no "criminal trespass."
"The Logan School District totally misapplied the law, and misapplied it haphazardly and violently," he wrote.
"Ms. Kitts explained to the policy officer and administrators that she has asthma, but they ignored her," Thompson wrote. "Their position was that un-masked asthmatic must leave the stadium, with is not consistent with any directive or other law."
CNN examined the statewide policy and did find that there is a medical exception that expressly covers those who have "respiratory conditions that restrict breathing."
Police say that after county medical services arrived, Kitts refused treatment. She was released at the scene.
The Logan Police Department posted on Facebook that the arrest "is an unfortunate incident for everyone involved" and remains under investigation.
Police say additional charges are pending on Kitts and another female subject involved in the incident.”
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Yep, entitled, selfish woman.
Refusing police orders, she’s lucky she wasn’t shot in the back—say 7 times.
Her refusal to comply could have jeopardized the team’s participation in other events, and standings.
I hope she has to prove that she has asthma.
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Post by MizIndependent on Sept 29, 2020 15:35:58 GMT
www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/ohio-s-new-mask-mandate-what-are-the-rules/ar-BB174fRK“Masks must be worn at all times when indoors at a location that is not a residence, outdoors when unable to keep maintain six feet of social distancing from those not in your household and when waiting for, riding, driving or operating public transportation such as a taxi, car service or private ride share company.” Looks as though in Ohio the rules for outdoors are “when unable to keep 6 feet” away. She looked more than 6 feet away to me. While that’s what the state follows, the school has their own rules that must also be followed. If a business here says no mask/no service or that you are not allowed in without a mask—and you come in—the store demands you leave/go outside and they’ll help you out there. What’s ridiculous is that grown ass adults just feel such an enormous sense of entitlement that they don’t have to abide by the rules. Where we agree: she should have followed the school's rules. If she couldn't do that, she should have complied with the officer's directions.
I don't get why the school is enforcing stricter rules than the state's mandate. She was outdoors AND physically more than 6 feet away. That part is ridiculous to me.
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Post by julie5 on Sept 29, 2020 15:39:17 GMT
I absolutely think the woman was in the wrong for refusing to wear a mask, but I think tasing her was an overreaction unless the woman did something we didn’t see on the video. Sure she was being a complete and total jerk by not wearing a mask, but it looked like she was sitting six feet away from everyone else and she was outdoors, so it wasn’t like she was putting others in immediate danger. It appears the officer could have called for backup to help him forcibly remove her from the stadium. I wouldn’t have shed a tear if she spent time in jail. Tasing someone, however, is a really big deal and I think it should only be used in extreme circumstances. Tasing shouldn’t be used as punishment, it should only be used when it’s truly necessary to get a dangerous situation under control. I guess I disagree much as I don’t care for police officers (former Leo wife) this woman repeatedly ignored the officers commands. What wAs he supposed to do, just say ok never mind? Tazers are a safe alternative to batons and guns. It’s unpleasNt in the moment but leaves no lasting effects. Is it stupid to get tazed over a mask? Yes. Is the officers fault it escalated to that level? No. He had a job to do and he did it. It was her fault for being an asshole.
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Post by amom23 on Sept 29, 2020 15:41:30 GMT
While that’s what the state follows, the school has their own rules that must also be followed. If a business here says no mask/no service or that you are not allowed in without a mask—and you come in—the store demands you leave/go outside and they’ll help you out there. What’s ridiculous is that grown ass adults just feel such an enormous sense of entitlement that they don’t have to abide by the rules. Where we agree: she should have followed the school's rules. If she couldn't do that, she should have complied with the officer's directions.
I don't get why the school is enforcing stricter rules than the state's mandate. She was outdoors AND physically more than 6 feet away. That part is ridiculous to me.
Our local schools have stricter covid rules because our Republican governor is a complete fuck up intent to get us all killed! Thank god the schools have better sense to implement rules to keep our teachers and students safe.
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Post by garcia5050 on Sept 29, 2020 15:41:47 GMT
While that’s what the state follows, the school has their own rules that must also be followed. If a business here says no mask/no service or that you are not allowed in without a mask—and you come in—the store demands you leave/go outside and they’ll help you out there. What’s ridiculous is that grown ass adults just feel such an enormous sense of entitlement that they don’t have to abide by the rules. Where we agree: she should have followed the school's rules. If she couldn't do that, she should have complied with the officer's directions.
I don't get why the school is enforcing stricter rules than the state's mandate. She was outdoors AND physically more than 6 feet away. That part is ridiculous to me.
Sport rules are dictated by a governing body. For my kids, that would be southern section CIF. They dictate the rules for all schools in Southern California (high schools). For schools to participate, they have to guarantee that they will enforce the rules, or participation is yanked.
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Post by julie5 on Sept 29, 2020 15:43:45 GMT
Some schools have started sports, with very strict rules. Her not wearing a mask could shut down the sports program at her school. If security was told to force the policy by any means necessary, they weren’t in the wrong. So if the taser didn’t work they would have been justified in getting out a gun and shooting her for not wearing a mask? If you watch law enforcement shows, they will taze as many times as it takes to subdue someone. He dry tazed her shoulder, he was close enough to do that and gain control over the situation. Generally someone who needs more than one zap is under the influence of drugs.
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Post by crimsoncat05 on Sept 29, 2020 15:45:35 GMT
and what's the tired old trope? if you're at risk (asthmatic) then STAY HOME! Right?!? If she is an asthmatic and couldn't wear a mask because of that (which is a bunch of bullshit, but whatever) then why did she go to the game in the first place? She was being an asshole, pure and simple.
People with asthma CAN safely wear masks, so that excuse is BS. There IS no HIPAA violation related to being asked about her 'health condition' so that excuse is BS. At the point she was tazed, SHE WAS TRESPASSING because she refused to leave when asked.
If you've ever watched Cops or Live PD, then you've seen that scenario happen multiple times. A person at a convenience store or restaurant causes a disturbance; the owner calls the police and says they want them removed and if they don't go, they're now trespassing. simple as that.
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Post by garcia5050 on Sept 29, 2020 15:47:13 GMT
Some schools have started sports, with very strict rules. Her not wearing a mask could shut down the sports program at her school. If security was told to force the policy by any means necessary, they weren’t in the wrong. So if the taser didn’t work they would have been justified in getting out a gun and shooting her for not wearing a mask? At first, I’m thinking, don’t be ridiculous. Not all school security even carry a gun. But this got me thinking. At my old high school, they do. What if a ‘carrying’ officer felt threatened in the scuffle. You just never know, like what if it seemed she was reaching for his weapon? Non-mask wearing shouldn’t lead to death, but lesser circumstances have caused it for others.
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Post by crimsoncat05 on Sept 29, 2020 15:48:59 GMT
So if the taser didn’t work they would have been justified in getting out a gun and shooting her for not wearing a mask?the tazer was NOT about 'not wearing a mask' though. The tazer was for NOT LEAVING when asked because she was now TRESPASSING, and RESISTING the officers during the process.
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Post by Darcy Collins on Sept 29, 2020 15:59:59 GMT
So if the taser didn’t work they would have been justified in getting out a gun and shooting her for not wearing a mask? At first, I’m thinking, don’t be ridiculous. Not all school security even carry a gun. But this got me thinking. At my old high school, they do. What if a ‘carrying’ officer felt threatened in the scuffle. You just never know, like what if it seemed she was reaching for his weapon? Non-mask wearing shouldn’t lead to death, but lesser circumstances have caused it for others. Our school resources officers are not security officers - they're armed sheriff deputies. And let's be clear, the comment you're responding to of "justified in getting out a gun and shooting her for not wearing a mask" is a red herring. She was resisting arrest for trespassing.
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Post by sabrinae on Sept 29, 2020 16:09:37 GMT
While that’s what the state follows, the school has their own rules that must also be followed. If a business here says no mask/no service or that you are not allowed in without a mask—and you come in—the store demands you leave/go outside and they’ll help you out there. What’s ridiculous is that grown ass adults just feel such an enormous sense of entitlement that they don’t have to abide by the rules. Where we agree: she should have followed the school's rules. If she couldn't do that, she should have complied with the officer's directions.
I don't get why the school is enforcing stricter rules than the state's mandate. She was outdoors AND physically more than 6 feet away. That part is ridiculous to me.
They are not enforcing stricter rules. They are enforcing the rules that the state of Ohio and the athletic association put in place in order for the kids to have fall sports. There really different rules on place for school sporting events than the general mask mandate. It’s outlined on the article above. If the school doesn’t enforce a mask mandate at sporting events Ohio will not allow them to have sports.
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Post by hop2 on Sept 29, 2020 16:19:23 GMT
While that’s what the state follows, the school has their own rules that must also be followed. If a business here says no mask/no service or that you are not allowed in without a mask—and you come in—the store demands you leave/go outside and they’ll help you out there. What’s ridiculous is that grown ass adults just feel such an enormous sense of entitlement that they don’t have to abide by the rules. Where we agree: she should have followed the school's rules. If she couldn't do that, she should have complied with the officer's directions.
I don't get why the school is enforcing stricter rules than the state's mandate. She was outdoors AND physically more than 6 feet away. That part is ridiculous to me.
b It’s state wide by order of Ohio High School Athletic Association to every district in Ohio, in order to return to play all school have to comply. To not comply risks being allowed to play for the entire school. My state athletic governing body has similar rules
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Post by MizIndependent on Sept 29, 2020 16:43:49 GMT
Thanks for the explanation!
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Post by sabrinae on Sept 29, 2020 16:56:29 GMT
I am in Ohio and I faithfully wear a mask. Have seen a few different pics posted. My issues after seeing other pics are the SRO’s mask was below his nose, the other officer who came out didn’t have a mask on, the cheerleaders aren’t masked. In one pic 1 person out of 6 was masked properly. They were absolutely socially distanced. I think DeWine needs to issue clearer mandates that actually make sense for these events. As it is, rules are arbitrarily enforced and havoc ensues. The cheerleaders aren’t required to be masked as they are athletes participating in the event. The officers actually aren’t required to be masked either — it’s left up to the departments, but I agree they should be masked. The SRO actually had the mask on correctly earlier. It came down during the encounter. I will also note that there is a video showing the incident where it appears the woman grabs at his belt before he tases her. She’s lucky the encounter didn’t end up with a worse outcome.
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Post by prapea on Sept 29, 2020 17:00:10 GMT
The fact that this thread is now 3 pages with some saying “she is in the wrong BUT the officers should have just taken her in without tasing her” or “It wasn’t state law to wear mask” or “she was 6 feet away”...
Now I know why black people are killed daily for no reason other than for being black. If you do not understand what I am saying then shut up for a minute and read what other peas who wrote comparing this with a story where black person was killed for something much simple than this. Stop arguing fucking semantics and just think. Stop playing devil’s advocate and think of all the mothers who lost their kids just for being black. Your white privilege and my brown privilege is showing for sure.
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Post by maryland on Sept 29, 2020 17:01:11 GMT
Good! She should have worn a mask instead of putting others at risk!
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Post by auntkelly on Sept 29, 2020 18:40:44 GMT
So if the taser didn’t work they would have been justified in getting out a gun and shooting her for not wearing a mask?the tazer was NOT about 'not wearing a mask' though. The tazer was for NOT LEAVING when asked because she was now TRESPASSING, and RESISTING the officers during the process. You’re right she was probably trespassing (I say probably because I don’t even know what state she was in). However, from what I saw on the video, she wasn’t endangering anyone. The officer could have called for backup. I think a taser should only be used as a last resort to diffuse a dangerous situation. I am a mask wearer. This lady was completely in the wrong. It just didn’t appear to me that it was necessary to taser her. Of course, I don’t know all the facts.
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Post by auntkelly on Sept 29, 2020 18:46:26 GMT
At first, I’m thinking, don’t be ridiculous. Not all school security even carry a gun. But this got me thinking. At my old high school, they do. What if a ‘carrying’ officer felt threatened in the scuffle. You just never know, like what if it seemed she was reaching for his weapon? Non-mask wearing shouldn’t lead to death, but lesser circumstances have caused it for others. Our school resources officers are not security officers - they're armed sheriff deputies. And let's be clear, the comment you're responding to of "justified in getting out a gun and shooting her for not wearing a mask" is a red herring. She was resisting arrest for trespassing. I can see where the comment about the mask could be viewed as a red herring, but it was not intentional. I wear a mask when I am out in public and I wish everyone did. The woman was completely in the wrong. However, it didn’t look to me like it was necessary to taser her. (I don’t know all the facts, that is just based on my viewing of the video). It just looks to me like he could have called for backup before resorting to the taser. ETA: I’m sorry the quote came out wrong. I was responding to Darcy’s response to me and somehow it didn’t copy my quote about the woman being tasored for not wearing a mask. It looks like Darcy is responding only to Garcia5050. It was my post which lead to the red herring comment, not garcia5050’s comment. I’m not sure what I did wrong or how to fix it.
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Post by lavawalker on Sept 29, 2020 18:53:38 GMT
Ok so here’s my problem with the medical exemption for mask mandates...you can’t be asked to prove it because of HIPPA. So anyone can make that claim. And how is that fair to the people protecting themselves with masks having to around people who refuse with that reason. And If you have a medical condition that affects your ability to breathe, shouldn’t you of ALL people wear a mask or stay the hell home??? A lung condition would be a major medical risk factor with COVID-19. The people I know with asthma and one with COPD have no problem breathing while wearing a mask. I hope if she sues that she has to prove the medical claim in court. I have asthma and have no problem breathing with a mask. Now, if there were factors causing my asthma to flare up (smoke, pollen), then I would just stay home....
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Post by Deleted on Sept 29, 2020 18:56:46 GMT
BUT -- according to the rules in OH she was outside, social distancing and was six feet away from another person. Plus, the argument could be made that school is not private property - it belongs to the tax payers footing the bill for the facilities.
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Post by hop2 on Sept 29, 2020 19:26:59 GMT
the tazer was NOT about 'not wearing a mask' though. The tazer was for NOT LEAVING when asked because she was now TRESPASSING, and RESISTING the officers during the process. You’re right she was probably trespassing (I say probably because I don’t even know what state she was in). However, from what I saw on the video, she wasn’t endangering anyone. The officer could have called for backup. I think a taser should only be used as a last resort to diffuse a dangerous situation. I am a mask wearer. This lady was completely in the wrong. It just didn’t appear to me that it was necessary to taser her. Of course, I don’t know all the facts. Gee tell that to all the officers who have shot people of color without the officers even trying tazing. Start with the officer who shot Jakob Blake. I still don’t get why he was shot. In the back. Makes zero sense.
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Post by papercrafteradvocate on Sept 29, 2020 19:31:20 GMT
While that’s what the state follows, the school has their own rules that must also be followed. If a business here says no mask/no service or that you are not allowed in without a mask—and you come in—the store demands you leave/go outside and they’ll help you out there. What’s ridiculous is that grown ass adults just feel such an enormous sense of entitlement that they don’t have to abide by the rules. Where we agree: she should have followed the school's rules. If she couldn't do that, she should have complied with the officer's directions.
I don't get why the school is enforcing stricter rules than the state's mandate. She was outdoors AND physically more than 6 feet away. That part is ridiculous to me.
From the school/sports portion, I believe it has to do with allowing them Play during the pandemic, because how it affects the players/coaches interactions with other teams. As a general why, Ohio had pretty effective and what done thought of as “strict” rules regarding masks, closures, etc. Then a bunch of maskholes threatened Ohio’s Health Czar Amy Acton—at her home, and others sued the governor because “their constitutional rights” were being infringed. So the republican governor caved and backed off, loosened restrictions some, even though the majority wanted the rules. So individual city’s and country imposed their own, more stricter rules.
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