There are protests everywhere.

Who the hell wants more government, but the news is pumping fear 24/7 and there is no time to do math.

It wasn't sure what the protests were about, but it turns out they're not happy with the way the government is handling the pandemic.

I don't really follow the news where I live, but I didn't want to be surrounded by wall to wall people who are freaking out about record low yearly death tolls. So I ducked in to one of my favorite meat and potatoes joint.

I will try to snap a shot of the 1,000 people they reported on since I am in the neighborhood and all. I see them all walking past the restaurant so it will be easy. I'll drop it below the bar picture.

Looks like 5,000 to me

They had the streets shut down for about 5 square blocks.

This is the spot where three streets intersect and the big spiky thing is in the middle of it all.

Many are pissed off about the country being shut down while we were in collapse before the covid scare was pushed. Now the country is in shambles.

I would have very little difficulty snapping pictures of three or four storefronts in a row with the windows papered up or just plain empty. It is plain as day.

I ended up walking a couple of miles. Some of that distance was in a group of lawyers, believe it or not, who were protesting mask requirements and forced injections. Some call it a vaccination but the requirements for that word are not met by this experimental DNA altering liquid.

They handed me a piece of paper that says "There is a law that is supreme above all of the others." On the flip side there's a copy of article 14 of the Constitution.

So I started this post while sitting at a restaurant eating lunch and ended up being in a procession of people who realize that this is not as grave as they make it out to be. What a day.

I'm not on fritter, basehook, or instascam, so I will have to create a brand new email account in order to contact these people and support them in any way I can!

^{I won't attempt to translate the wording of the Constitution but if someone wants to they can put it in the comments.}