Our supreme leader Tony Evers just issued shelter in place order and was asked if police will be pulling people over and questioning them. His response was all jurisdictions are going to be different but no they won't. They will be expecting tips from the public if people are not following the new law.
Remind anyone of anything?
Don't worry it's for the good of the [/s]fatherland[s] state.

Now I'm not saying this virus isn't dangerous or that people shouldn't take precautions but if I go out for a drive or to fish trap hunt whatever it isn't a danger to the public. How could it be if my job requires me to interact with those same people every day?

What's next?

Google cannibal island russia,for whats next.

If stopped just say your not answering questions, then dont answer any.

Can you imagine living in a country where your neighbor might call the cops on you for holding a church service in your living room, and then the cops might come and bust up that church service? That the country we live in today.

You can still go about your daily business. Just no congregating. Go for a walk, go to the park, whatever you want. If police see you in a group out in public they will just make everyone separate. You won't get arrested.

the thing is you can do out door activities , you can go for a drive , you can go to any essential store.

what they are looking to avoid is the issue they had in FL , that has my dad HOT right now.

all marinas , beaches and boat landings in FL are to be closed now because a 150 boats full of people had a party on a sandbar off the coast of Miami.

Miami and FL parties over spring break were a huge spread of covid 19 to many states WI included.

my dad is retired and his retirement is fishing in FL till mid April when he comes back to WI fishing

Now cut that out. TS was just trying to keep the hype going. I absolutely hate evers, but, all in all, This is just another toothless declaration, that will keep people from getting fired for not working, cover his butt, and to keep awareness of the virus upfront in the public eye. I will wager that not one person will ever get arrested for going to work.

Do the Police have to remain 6 feet away??

The purge.

I can understand the concern as it sounds a lot like a turn in your neighbors for harboring Jews type of thing, or a trial run to see whom all will be willing to turn in a neighbor for having that firearm that just got banned. I would imagine it is just a feelgood measure for the politician, though it is smart to keep vigilant and be leery of such things. IMO

grading us just like fur.

Things are pretty chill here despite the restrictions. Don't know how things are in the cities. Apparently the rural folk are mostly "essential".

I don't know anyone that will not be going to work .I talked to a few businesses that I deal with this time of year they all say they fall under essential businesses.

The companies I work with are scared of liability for not following guidelines and an employee gets ill. Most will not let anyone except an employee past the front door.

I dont understand why you would want a houseful of people when any flu is getting passed around.

I also dont believe you will get arrested for holding church in your home. if you see officers knocking on the door just dont answer it.

you could print a copy of the first amendment off and pin that to the outside of the locked door.

If they break in make sure to film and demand a jury trial.

hire an ambulance chaser to sue as they will have earned it

our government does not have the authority, to give themselves the authority, to suspend the constitution

People have been turning others in since the beginning of time. That’s just how it is.


When there are cash rewards involved, it doesn’t have to even be true for some to go fishin’.

+1

That would be pitchfork time.

Just an honest question to those who know how to get stats. Did the flu ever rack up so many people requiring hospitalization, in such a short period of time, as the convid19? Tks

I like my neighbors, went and chatted with them today since they are home and can't work. Construction workers that do bridges. Go figure.