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| − | '''Covid lockdown''' orders were decrees prohibiting the operation of businesses and forbidding people from leaving their homes during the 2020-2021 [[CCP global pandemic]]. Many of these lockdowns order were [[totalitarian]] decrees and [[constitutional]] | + | '''Covid lockdown''' orders were decrees prohibiting the operation of businesses and forbidding people from leaving their homes during the 2020-2021 [[CCP global pandemic]]. Many of these lockdowns order were [[totalitarian]] decrees and violations of [[constitutional]]ly protected right abuses issued by [[Democratic party]] mayors and governors in the [[United States]]. [[Gretchen Whitmer]], [[Andrew Cuomo]], [[Craig Newsome]], [[Phil Murphy]], [[Bill de Blasio]], and [[Lori Lightfoot]] were among the most notorious [[human rights]] abusers. |
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Revision as of 21:57, May 16, 2021
Covid lockdown orders were decrees prohibiting the operation of businesses and forbidding people from leaving their homes during the 2020-2021 CCP global pandemic. Many of these lockdowns order were totalitarian decrees and violations of constitutionally protected right abuses issued by Democratic party mayors and governors in the United States. Gretchen Whitmer, Andrew Cuomo, Craig Newsome, Phil Murphy, Bill de Blasio, and Lori Lightfoot were among the most notorious human rights abusers.