"Doris Night" > wrote in message
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> On Fri, 24 Apr 2020 23:00:36 -0700, "Julie Bove"
> > wrote:
>
>>
>>"jmcquown" > wrote in message
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>>> On 4/24/2020 9:08 PM, wrote:
>>>> On Friday, April 24, 2020 at 5:09:23 AM UTC-5, Julie Bove wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>> We are really on our honor. They are tracking us on our cell phones,
>>>>> via
>>>>> cams, helicopters and also those "pass" things installed in cars. Not
>>>>> sure
>>>>> what they are. I don't have one. However...
>>>>>
>>>>> This is the country I live in and this Sheriff won't enforce the
>>>>> rules.
>>>>>
>>>>> https://news.yahoo.com/snohomish-cou...172441515.html
>>>>>
>>>> Hey stupid, if he won't enforce the 'rules' then you're safe to take
>>>> your
>>>> ignorant butt to the grocery store. Are you afraid you'll be arrested
>>>> and
>>>> made to work on a rock pile? Tracking you on your cell phone and
>>>> following
>>>> you in helicopters, uh-huh. Like they're going to show up at
>>>> everybody's
>>>> door and ask them where they were headed on such and such a date.
>>>>
>>>> The ignorance is astounding.
>>>>
>>> She certainly has an interesting imagination. Helicopters? Maybe
>>> drones.
>>> I sincerely doubt they're keeping tabs on how often people go to the
>>> grocery store. Who knows, there may well be shortages where she is.
>>> Shortened store hours and/or limited numbers of people allowed in the
>>> store at one time. That's to be expected.
>>>
>>> She's offered no proof people are only allowed to shop for groceries
>>> every
>>> two weeks. The logistics of all the grocery stores trying to keep track
>>> of who bought what when and where is astounding. Sorry, you can't shop
>>> today, you bought some bagged salad a week ago. At the store down the
>>> street. Really?! Stores have their hands full stocking what they can,
>>> maintaining inventory, having employees show up. She can't *really*
>>> believe people are being told they can't buy food... can she?
>>
>>Our governor asked us to shop once every two weeks and not at all for
>>those
>>65 and over.
>>
>>I saw a helicopter flying low over the park across the street. Dori Monson
>>had one fly over his fire pit. He was doing wrong. Invited neighbors over.
>>They were all 6 feet away from each other but no matter. No gatherings of
>>any kind. The helicopter hovered until they dispersed.
>
> Do you have any idea how much it costs to operate a helicopter? They
> sure aren't going to be using them to monitor back yard fire pits.

And yet, they did. I have no idea how much they cost but they frequently fly
here.