Alderman: Mayor’s Office Bans Parking On Ravenswood Streets Near Church That Plans To Hold Sunday Services – CBS Chicago

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anonymous
3 years ago

I guess they might not get COVID but pneumonia or some other thing is fine with the socialism that Illinois spews.

DixonSyder
3 years ago

Multiple tow trucks from the city towing everybody they can in the neighborhood. Police commanders order squads to block private parking lots near the Ravenswood church holding services. Tickets, towing charge, storage fees plus damage to certain vehicles. Chicago voters, this is what you asked for, this is what you got. Keep voting for demoncrats afterall they are the party of the people.

Bill
3 years ago
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Exactly what you expect from a Communist government. F*** the 7th Circuit.

debtsor
3 years ago
Reply to  Bill

The 7th circuit is actually quite conservative. The issue isn’t that J Beluga is stopping religious activity – he has ‘good’ reason to because of a pandemic. The 7th circuit said that’s a good enough reason and religious rights are not infringed. So, we move to state court, where the issue is whether J Beluga alone can make that decision to restrict…that answer seems to be a resounding ‘no’ and he’s getting significant push back for it. He can declare a 30 day emergency and then he needs legislature approval. Now I don’t trust our legislature for anything, they are… Read more »

nixit
3 years ago

I got an idea. Let’s make the elderly walk an extra few blocks with their canes. That’ll learn ’em.

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