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Last weekend, there was a riot in Frankfurt am Main.  35 arrested by the police, windows shattered, etc.

Today, a demonstration march by at least 20,000 in Berlin protesting government coronavirus restrictions.  Police blocked the march because many of the participants were without masks . . .

 

Methinks governments, sooner or later, are going to let everyone behave without excess restrictions again just to avoid incidents like riots and demonstrations.

Cheers

(08-01-2020, 05:42 PM)F2d5thCav Wrote: [ -> ]Last weekend, there was a riot in Frankfurt am Main.  35 arrested by the police, windows shattered, etc.

Today, a demonstration march by at least 20,000 in Berlin protesting government coronavirus restrictions.  Police blocked the march because many of the participants were without masks . . .

 

Methinks governments, sooner or later, are going to let everyone behave without excess restrictions again just to avoid incidents like riots and demonstrations.

Cheers

We can only hope.

Here is a video from Twitter if anyone wants to see the crowd. 

So, the USA isn't the only country having issues with states adopting policies that are at odds with those of the federal government.

Quote:Germany sees political controversy over rescuing refugees from Greece

Interior Minister Horst Seehofer has blocked individual German states from rescuing migrants from Greek refugee camps. The state governments are up in arms and are considering legal action.

https://www.dw.com/en/germany-greece-ref...a-54538520

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