Was BLM, who were allowed to protest in the tens of thousands at the height of this declared pandemic, equal in the eyes of the law to those that are trying to protest now? I think not! You cannot talk about obeying laws that are unjust and unfounded.
As they pointed out, these statutory instruments are not law - they are the rules of a society which we have not asked to join, and to whose deliberations and mandates and regulations we have not given our consent.
So as Mrs May said, we can only be goiverned by these corporate servants if we agree to their unlawful demands - and we do this by complkying with any instruction given to us by these people, eg "Turn out your pockets" or "Stand over there" or "Go home, you are committing an offence by being in this place, in contravention of covid regulations."
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MichaelAttoe
- 3 years ago
Was BLM, who were allowed to protest in the tens of thousands at the height of this declared pandemic, equal in the eyes of the law to those that are trying to protest now? I think not! You cannot talk about obeying laws that are unjust and unfounded.
HereAmI
- 3 years ago
As they pointed out, these statutory instruments are not law - they are the rules of a society which we have not asked to join, and to whose deliberations and mandates and regulations we have not given our consent. So as Mrs May said, we can only be goiverned by these corporate servants if we agree to their unlawful demands - and we do this by complkying with any instruction given to us by these people, eg "Turn out your pockets" or "Stand over there" or "Go home, you are committing an offence by being in this place, in contravention of covid regulations."