[Vision2020] Public Nuisance

[Garrett Clevenger]

Totally true, Roger.

They're more scared of women's breasts than spreading a highly contagious disease. 

Christ Church was the driving force to modify Moscow’s nudity ordinance in 2002.  One of their congregants was a city councilman who pushed the amendment through. 

They wanted (and still want) women to keep their breasts covered, even if women are on private property but in public view. They passed a sexist law contradictory to having equal protection under the law. They directly repressed the rights of women in order to prevent corrupt thoughts in men.

They believe the nourishing body part that gives life should be covered, but the part that spreads sickness and death, you can't touch this. Seems completely backwards.

They don’t care about freedom so much. I imagine they're still opposed to marriage equality, a fundamental right all people should have. Their stunt seems more about getting buzz in the press. Chances are, someone who was there spreads the disease further and someone will be dead as a result.

Hardly good role models.



[Vision2020] Public Nuisance
Roger Hayes rhayesmoscowid at gmail.com 
Fri Sep 25 15:43:57 PDT 2020

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So Gabriel Rench and Doug Wilson are having another "sing along" protest
today. Great, they think being public nuisances are going to help with
Rench's election chances. Look, there are many issues in this country, in
this state, and even in our good Latah county that need to be addressed.
And some may be worthy of being arrested for. There are poor people right
here in Moscow and Latah county that are worthy of attention. There are
racial, yes, racial divides in our region that need consideration. Many
other issues which also require logic and clear thinking.
But no, these boneheads are protesting about being required to wear masks
to help stop the spread of a deadly virus. These boneheads are protesting
about social distancing.
Rench says, "There's no pandemic in Moscow." Yep, right, so far. And I hope
the mayor, city council, county commissioners, and the police continue to
do their jobs to keep it that way.
Vote for sanity. Vote for a person who will look after the county and our
residents. Not some public nuisance.
Roger Hayes