Comments by "CatsRule" (@1133saginaw) on "'Tucker Carlson Tonight' guest arrested days after appearing on the show" video.

  1.  Maria C  This was a local issue, Ottawa County is a Republican county. . Why do you bring up Democrats in Washington? The lady defied a court order. If you defy a court order you go to jail.
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  2.  @tedkennedy1983  The lady defied a court order. It doesn't matter where you are in the US, defy a court order and you go to jail. It's called 'the rule of law".
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  3. She defied a court order in one of the most Republican counties in Michigan. I thought Republicans were all Law and Order?
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  4. "Her license was revoked by the state for weeks and months of failing to comply with COVID safety protocol, including masks". She then violated a court order to comply. See? There was a good reason. She put people's lives secondary to making money and she didn't follow the law.
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  5. As an American, you should support law and order. "Her license was revoked by the state for weeks and months of failing to comply with COVID safety protocol, including masks.
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  6.  Russ Vorontsoff  She broke the law.
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  7. She was arrested for defying a court order.
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  8. The "tyranny" took place in one of the most conservative and Republican counties in Michigan. The lady violated a court order. It's called the "rule of law".
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  9.  @dodgesportsman772  The lady ignored a court order. I thought Republicans were all about law and order.
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  10. Shame on the judge for enforcing the law? I thought Republicans were all "law and order"?
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  11. I live in Michigan too. You are out of your mind. The roads are shitty because the GOP underfunds road maintenance.
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  12.  @easygoing2479  Show me some evidence Republicans follow law and order. "Her license was revoked by the state for weeks and months of failing to comply with COVID safety protocol, including masks, social distancing and capacity".
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  13. "Her license was revoked by the state for weeks and months of failing to comply with COVID safety protocol, including masks." You are crying over nothing. She violated a court order. They have the same penalties in Florida.
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  14. He's also a liar. "Her license was revoked by the state for weeks and months of failing to comply with COVID safety protocol, including masks.
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  15. The "officials" were enforcing a court order. Good luck with that lawsuit.
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  16. She broke the law.
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  17.  @bradpogue3685  Restaurants are under license from the state so they have to abide by the state rules. . They are required to be maintained in a safe condition. If the fire martial deems a restaurant has a fire hazard , they shut it down. If kitchens are not maintained in a clean condition, they shut it down. Occupancy must be followed , or they shut it down. Public safety is whatever the state says it is. This lady did not abide by the rules. She should have sued if she thought she was wronged. Following that, she is obligated to follow the court order. It's called "the rule of law" in case you didn't know.
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  18. She ignored a court order. You don't ignore a court order .
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  19.  @daveortwine2107  She was arrested for ignoring a court order regarding a COVID directive. She was putting her customers at risk. You don't ignore a court order and remain free very long.
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  20. "Her license was revoked by the state for weeks and months of failing to comply with COVID safety protocol, including masks". She had the option of remaining open, but she had to follow the rules.
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  21.  Cobra  what? A court order is a court order. Law and order is a Republican thing, I thought.
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  22. What the country stands for is the rule of law. This lady violated a court order, and suffered the consequences.
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  23.  @dodgesportsman772  A restaurant has to be maintained in a safe condition. Freedom is not the issue.
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  24.  @dodgesportsman772  So there is a distinction between keeping her establishment free of bacteria and keeping it safe from virus? How unsafe should she be allowed to maintain it? This lady didn't even enforce mask wearing like every other restaurant on the planet enforces.
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  25. It was a Circuit Court judge . The lady refused to comply with a court order. You don't do that.
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  26. You can't sue for being arrested for violating a court order.
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  27. She defied a court order.
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  28. So you think people should go free after defying a court order? "Rule of law".
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  29. The law is the law.
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  30. She violated the law.
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  31.  @naamaholmes6250  The lady defied a court order. It's called the "rule of law". How uninformed are you? That's the scary part. An uninformed citizens on the loose.
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  32. She owns a restaurant. She has the obligation to make it safe for customers. She has to have the kitchen inspected, tables have to be washed, restrooms have to be maintained. If she doesn't do this the state will shut her down. This lady refused to follow Covid guidelines so the state shut her down. She landed in jail for ignoring a court order.
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  33.  @tm-pj4eb  If you illegally cross the border, they will send back.. If you violate a court order, it's jail time.
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  34. An immigrant does not have a right to open a restaurant and ignore state health standards. Why in the world would you support that?
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  35.  @thedogrunner  They discipline the challenger when the challenger is breaking the law. This lady didn't comply with COVID safety protocols including wearing masks. She then violated a court order to follow the rules. Surprise, surprise, she got arrested.
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  36.  @easygoing2479  I'm from Michigan. The county you are referring to is in the south, visited by millions of people. Keeping the public safe is not totalitarianism, it is an obligation. If this lady doesn't want to follow the restaurant rules she should do something else.
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  37. Since when is arresting a restaurateur for violating health directives and ignoring court orders "tyranny"?
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  38.  @davidhunt9143  Health directives cover everyone.
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  39.  @september29ification  Of course it was a law. Restaurants abide by all kinds of laws to insure public safety. Kitchens are rigorously inspected . If they fail to pass inspection , the restaurants are closed down. This has been going on for decades.
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  40.  @september29ification  They shut down restaurants when they find bacteria in the kitchen. Public safety .
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  41.  @stephengaddis9791  So which of these "laws" did you have in mind?
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  42. The lady violated a court order.
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  43. Go to Washington? She broke a state law. Nothing worse and more dangerous than the ignorant right. Read a civics book.
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  44. The lady defied a court order. Communism. LMAO
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  45.  @FeelsBadMan069  Why mix federal with state and local? I'm sure they arrested the folks they thought they could charge with a crime. We don't have a police state.
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  46.  @ApartmentKing66  Ottawa County is one of the most Republican and conservative counties in the US. She defied a court order. Rule of law.
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  47.  @Crimsonpappy  I don't know, He's doing some good things. At least he seems to be on the job. Trump got rid of our environmental laws. Biden put them back. I assume you like clean air and water. That seems pretty basic.
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  48.  @stephaniepiazzese4332  You don't like clean air? What I want is for people to be able to get real jobs and make enough money to live without economic struggle. I know you think this is communism, but what it really is, is a continuation if the FDR New Deal.
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  49.  @debbielove5993  I live in Michigan. We aren't under lockdown. Haven't been for many months. Your news is old. Stupid old.
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  50.  @debbielove5993  I live here. I went to a restaurant yesterday. Things are not shut down at all. The only restriction is with large gatherings and masks are required everywhere.
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  51. The charge was violating a court order. You don't do that.
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  52. @Benito Mussolini The lady was arrested for breaking the law. Do you think following the law is tyranny? Are you an anarchist?
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  53. @Soup Can Sound's to me you are complaining about building codes. What does that have to do with the restaurant lady who got arrested for breaking the law?
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  54. @Soup Can The lady was told to follow COVID restrictions at her restaurant, like everyone else willingly does. She refused to do so. She was arrested for ignoring a court order. What they should have done is take her license away and make her pay taxes on an empty building.
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  55. The lady was arrested for violating state health directives at her restaurant and for ignoring a court order to comply. Restaurants aren't supposed to be health risks.
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  56. "Her license was revoked by the state for weeks and months of failing to comply with COVID safety protocol, including masks." What are you going to stand up for? Breaking the law?
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  57. Freedom from customer safety. That's a new one. Does she want to free herself from having to have her kitchen inspected next?
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  58.  @clint45sday35  Public safety is BS? She was arrested because she broke the law.
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  59. "Her license was revoked by the state for weeks and months of failing to comply with COVID safety protocol, including masks". She violated the law.
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  60. @Soup Can They do that because they don't have the manpower to inspect 24/7. They want to keep you on your toes. In the case of the lady with the restaurant, what she is saying would be equivalent to you not allowing inspectors into one of your houses. What Fox News is saying is home inspections violate your freedom to build fire-traps.
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  61. @Soup Can There was no original law concerning restaurant safety. People got sick so they regulated them. If you think that was a bad idea, you have soup for brains.
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  62.  @victoriak68  Wanna bet? PUBLIC HEALTH CODE (EXCERPT) Act 368 of 1978 333.2253 Epidemic; emergency order and procedures; avian influenza; conditions requiring assistance of department of agriculture. Sec. 2253. (1) If the director determines that control of an epidemic is necessary to protect the public health, the director by emergency order may prohibit the gathering of people for any purpose and may establish procedures to be followed during the epidemic to insure continuation of essential public health services and enforcement of health laws. Emergency procedures shall not be limited to this code. (2) If an epidemic described in subsection (1) involves avian influenza or another virus or disease that is or may be spread by contact with animals, the department of agriculture shall cooperate with and assist the director in the director's response to the epidemic. (3) Upon request from the director, the department of agriculture shall assist the department in any review or update of the department's pandemic influenza plan under section 5112.
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  63.  Russ Vorontsoff  So you think it is lawful to violate a court order?
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  64.  @selfthinker9936  Not Democrats. Scientists. The Dems are taking a new tactic :following science. Trump tried the alternative and caused a disaster of historic proportions.
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  65.  @selfthinker9936  They are requiring masks big time in Florida right now.
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  66.  JAB !82  And that is anarchy. You don't get to choose if you stop at a red light or not.
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  67.  @morgancambara2792  Restaurants aren't governed by common law. They have to pass rigorous state inspections all the time. It's part of the business. It's called "public safety".
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  68.  @sherylbarry9143  So? The idea is to stop the pandemic.
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  69.  @kathleenpalmer4804  Restaurants that don't follow public safety rules don't stay in business long. Unfair safety rules? Give me a break.
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  70.  @Leon-Servant-of-Christ  She violated the law. She was arrested. She paid a fine. One of her customers caught covid two days after eating at her restaurant.
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  71.  @Leon-Servant-of-Christ  The lady continued to serve food after her license was suspended. Law and order. She also ignored a court order to shut down her restaurant. Law and order.
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  72. You are going to call a Circuit Court judge? Good luck with that. The lady was arrested for violating a court order.
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  73.  @lostandfound5145  Better a tool than a fool. No, you don't get to pick and choose which laws you want to obey. That's anarchy.
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  74.  @nathenstewart9225  Yes, I do. States make their own laws . "Pursuit of happiness" does not allow a restaurant owner the right to endanger her customers for $$$.
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  75. Just what we need, people violating the law. She refused to follow the Covid safety rules. She violated a court ruling.
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  76. She broke the law. She is an actual criminal. Violating a court order is against the law.
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  77.  @jimivey6462  I think if you break the law you should expect to be "oppressed". Isn't that the idea of law and order?
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  78.  @chadtrickthereal  Are you saying she shouldn't have to have her Kitchen and refrigerators inspected? It would put the customers ay risk, but it is their risk to take..
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  79.  @thelawfus  I suppose she could spent a half million dollars and appeal all the way to the Supreme Court.
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  80.  @naddinayazell1414  Act 368 . Enacted 1978 (1) If the director determines that control of an epidemic is necessary to protect the public health, the director by emergency order may prohibit the gathering of people for any purpose and may establish procedures to be followed during the epidemic to insure continuation of essential public health services and enforcement of health laws. Emergency procedures shall not be limited to this code.
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  81.  @lostandfound5145  if it was passed by the state legislature it is law. If it is law it is legal. Most people got that idea into their heads when they were eight years old. What happened to you?
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  82.  @Chuck68ify  Some. Most don't.
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  83. She violated the law.
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  84.  @bradyr8261  I don't think the lady crossed the border illegally. She went to jail because she ignored a court order.
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  85.  @asmodayification  Ignorance? Restaurants , of all places, are under very strict health mandates. She got caught and had to suffer the consequences. Poor, poor lady. She got caught.
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  86. Evil? She was arrested because she broke the law. What do they do with lawbreakers in your state?
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  87. She is obligated to keep her customers safe. It's part of running a restaurant. She didn't do it.
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  88.  @Sharroniw  You quote Judge Judy? Wow. Anyway, you don't think it is reasonable for people to wear masks DURING THE WORSE PANDEMIC IN 100 YEARS?
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  89.  @sharrifmdobi1114  Big cities are hard to maintain. I read Mississippi has areas with no indoor plumbing.
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  90.  @dodgesportsman772  You are not free to ignore a court order.
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  91.  @sirpiken  Yes it is.
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  92.  @sirpiken  It's in the Constitution.
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  93.  @sunnysunhang2625  So? More Americans have died from this in one year than in WWI, WWII and the Vietnam wars combined. 1% is 3.5 million people.
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  94.  @sunnysunhang2625  The government is not going to allow 3.5 million people to die with this thing. They advise people not to travel. They advise people to social distance and wear masks. Restaurants are governed by state government so they have to follow their rules. If they don't they get in trouble.
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  95.  @rosaflores4847  This lady refused to keep her restaurant in a safe condition. If she refused to have her establishment's kitchen inspected would you still support her?
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  96.  @matthewwillits9760  She was jailed for ignoring a court order. It's called law and order.
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  97.  @dougdownunder5622  You aren't going to sue the government for requiring a restaurant to be safe for it's customers.
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  98. Michigan isn't locked down. It hasn't been for months. The only restriction is with large gatherings and a requirement for wearing masks indoors.
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  99. No they aren't. She ignored the Covid safety protocols, masks, social distancing, etc. She was warned for months from what I read.
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  100.  @CassieC4095  She was arrested for defying a court order. Are you an anarchist?
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  101.  @CassieC4095  Right. I'll remember that the next time I get a speeding ticket.
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  102. 560,000 dead people disagree.
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  103. No, the stupid mentality is your position. Cops should not follow orders? Are you an anarchist?
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  104.  @rp5707  She was arrested for ignoring a court order. Law and order.
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  105.  @tm-pj4eb  What is it called changing the subject?
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  106.  @bethanytait8031  Restaurants are open to the public and have an obligation to keep the public safe. Does this lady also refuse to have her establishment inspected?
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  107.  @WilliamStewart1  I think if 500,000 people were killed in plane crashes in one year the government would jump right in, don't you think? What is the difference here? If people had followed the pandemic guidelines it would have gone away. If the covid restrictions are taken away the pandemic will come roaring back. Only 13% have been fully vaccinated and 50% of Republicans say they won't get vaccinated at all.
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  108. She defied a court order.
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  109.  @JohnDoe-yq8ox  kitchens must be inspected to keep the public safe. Is that unconstitutional as well?
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  110.  @carlalorch8650  They inspect all kitchens on a regular schedule. You didn't know that?
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  111.  @alexivan3911  She was arrested for not obeying a court order.
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  112. They follow the law.
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  113. ​ @jimbrown5382  Restaurant owner's who flaunt safety requirements are a dangerous breed. Guess what? They have to have their kitchen inspected too.
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