DeBlasio says he will PERMANENTLY shut down churches and synagogues who do not comply

[rich stacy]

If you will accept the gubmint arresting you for taking a walk, then I can’t help you.

It's called a curfew. States and cities have issued them for all kinds of reasons. Some cover specific places, and/or specific times, wuch as nobody being allowed in the business district between 9pm and 6am.

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Apr 7, 2020 - The mayor's new recommended curfew is in effect, and the city of Boston looks like a shuttered amusement park. All bright lights and no people ...

 

[OKTexas]

He didn’t mention mosques.

What a POS liberal faggot.

De Blasio Threatens to Close Churches, Synagogues 'Permanently' For Holding Services

townhall.com

There has never been a better mayor for New York City than this asshole. You fucks deserve him.

Shelter in place for 5 years you pussies.

If they are in violation of state or city law because they have more people in occupancy than they are allowed, they can be cited, and if they repeat offend, they can have their CO (certificate of occupancy) taken away.

At that point they would be subject to arrest if they continue to violate.

Feel free to cite any new city ordinances that have been passed concerning occupancy.

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[Sun Devil 92]

I doubt he has the right to do that, sounds unconstitutional to me. IMHO, this is political posturing in opposition to Trump's attempts to get the country and economy moving again as soon as possible. I gotta say though, that this is a stark reminder to be careful who you vote for.

It absolutely violates the first amendment and he bragged about it in an interview. It’s astonishing.

He threatened to permanently shut down churches and synagogues who worship during the lockdown. Just...wow.

Where is the ACLU?

Do you believe in "selective incorporation" ?

 

[OldLady]

I doubt he has the right to do that, sounds unconstitutional to me. IMHO, this is political posturing in opposition to Trump's attempts to get the country and economy moving again as soon as possible. I gotta say though, that this is a stark reminder to be careful who you vote for.

Mayor DeBlasio still has a real problem on his hands. He's not "posturing." He's desperate.

It's what you get when you warehouse 8 million people in that small an area.

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I went there once for a day-tour on a bus. It was overwhelming and I was claustrophobic and I NEVER want to go back. Plus it stunk. Literally. New York Harbor was the filthiest water I've ever imagined.

 

[ColonelAngus]

Churches are not exempt from the requirement to have a state/city issued certificate of occupancy before they're allowed to have people occupy it.

So why close the building forever. The year 2030? Church is fenced off?

First off, everybody is entitled to "due process" (14th amendment) requiring they have a process by which they can either administrative, or by lawsuit seek to reopen the building. In either case, the judge would elicit a promise to cease the violations by which the CO was revoked.
In short, if they promise to be good, they can use their church again.

Don’t forget the 5th amendment with regards to due process. Would the 14th ammendment be in play if DeBlasio permanently shut down a mosque?

 

[rich stacy]

Feel free to cite any new city ordinances that have been passed concerning occupancy.

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New York Mandates Restaurants to Reduce Capacity by 50 Percent

It’s the latest move in hopes of curbing the spread of new coronavirus

ny.eater.com

Starting Friday at 5 p.m., all venues in the state seating 500 people or less will need to reduce capacity by 50 percent — including restaurants and bars, Governor Andrew Cuomo and Mayor Bill de Blasio said on Thursday afternoon. Events for more than 500 people have been completely banned.

 

[rich stacy]

Don’t forget the 5th amendment with regards to due process. Would the 14th ammendment be in play if DeBlasio permanently shut down a mosque?

Nothing there about permanent shut downs. Where did that come from?

 

[OKTexas]

Feel free to cite any new city ordinances that have been passed concerning occupancy.

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New York Mandates Restaurants to Reduce Capacity by 50 Percent

It’s the latest move in hopes of curbing the spread of new coronavirus

ny.eater.com

Starting Friday at 5 p.m., all venues in the state seating 500 people or less will need to reduce capacity by 50 percent — including restaurants and bars, Governor Andrew Cuomo and Mayor Bill de Blasio said on Thursday afternoon. Events for more than 500 people have been completely banned.

So when did executives become legislators?

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[rich stacy]

So when did executives become legislators?

When they declared an emergncy.

What Emergency Declarations Can (and Can’t) Do in a Pandemic

Government emergency powers change the legal landscape and trigger a surge of resources, but they’re not without complications.

www.wired.com

Consequently, the federal governments, states, and cities across America have declared public health emergencies for Covid-19. These powers can trigger a surge in government power and resources, as well as streamline cumbersome legal rules that can impede a rapid response. Most importantly, emergency declarations expand the authority to implement crucial social distancing measures like school closures and public gatherings.

 

[Canon Shooter]

I went there once for a day-tour on a bus. It was overwhelming and I was claustrophobic and I NEVER want to go back. Plus it stunk. Literally. New York Harbor was the filthiest water I've ever imagined.

You can hardly get a feel for the city on a one-day bus tour. There's simply too much to see. And being claustrophobic and feeling that it was overwhelming isn't the fault of the city. Claustrophobia is a mental disorder. Can't blame that on the city.

As for dirty water, it's the third busiest port in the country, so that's no real surprise. But if you want dirty water, allow me to direct you to "Shit River" in Olongapo in the Philippines...

 

[Nostra]

He didn’t mention mosques.

What a POS liberal faggot.

De Blasio Threatens to Close Churches, Synagogues 'Permanently' For Holding Services

townhall.com

There has never been a better mayor for New York City than this asshole. You fucks deserve him.

Shelter in place for 5 years you pussies.

If they are in violation of state or city law because they have more people in occupancy than they are allowed, they can be cited, and if they repeat offend, they can have their CO (certificate of occupancy) taken away.

At that point they would be subject to arrest if they continue to violate.

^^^Another Dimsocialist Window Licker who has never heard of the Constitution^^^^^

 

[Nostra]

So when did executives become legislators?

When they declared an emergncy.

What Emergency Declarations Can (and Can’t) Do in a Pandemic

Government emergency powers change the legal landscape and trigger a surge of resources, but they’re not without complications.

www.wired.com

Consequently, the federal governments, states, and cities across America have declared public health emergencies for Covid-19. These powers can trigger a surge in government power and resources, as well as streamline cumbersome legal rules that can impede a rapid response. Most importantly, emergency declarations expand the authority to implement crucial social distancing measures like school closures and public gatherings.

Where does your lefty opinion piece claim DeBlimpo can PERMANENTLY close churches?

 

[rich stacy]

At that point they would be subject to arrest if they continue to violate.

^^^Another Dimsocialist Window Licker who has never heard of the Constitution^^^^^

National, state and local emergencies have been declared. At that point a new level of authority is enacted, which allows the local executive to enact rules which impinge on known rights, as long as the "least restrictive" method is used, and there is a "compelling government interest" to do so.

As often cited, No yelling "fire" in a crowded movie theater (unless there's an actual fire"

 

[Nostra]

At that point they would be subject to arrest if they continue to violate.

^^^Another Dimsocialist Window Licker who has never heard of the Constitution^^^^^

National, state and local emergencies have been declared. At that point a new level of authority is enacted, which allows the local executive to enact rules which impinge on known rights, as long as the "least restrictive" method is used, and there is a "compelling government interest" to do so.

As often cited, No yelling "fire" in a crowded movie theater (unless there's an actual fire"

Thanks for proving you know nothing about the Constitution...............again.

 

[rich stacy]

Where does your lefty opinion piece claim DeBlimpo can PERMANENTLY close churches?

First what was actually claimed:

Non-compliance could also bring additional action, including fines and “potentially closing the building permanently.”

That would involve such repeat violations (and fines) that were ignored, such that no other action was available.

In short, they would have to violate the restrictions on a frequent and continual basis.

 

[rich stacy]

Thanks for proving you know nothing about the Constitution...............again.

Actually it proves that you haven't been reading the USSC cases which define the constitution.

This is like the 2nd amendment claim that the government can't place restrictions on guns, but from "Miller" to "Heller" those federal restrictions by the NFA and GCA were upheld.

 

[Nostra]

Where does your lefty opinion piece claim DeBlimpo can PERMANENTLY close churches?

First what was actually claimed:

Non-compliance could also bring additional action, including fines and “potentially closing the building permanently.”

That would involve such repeat violations (and fines) that were ignored, such that no other action was available.

In short, they would have to violate the restrictions on a frequent and continual basis.

Once again, you demonstrate your ignorance.

 

[Nostra]

Thanks for proving you know nothing about the Constitution...............again.

Actually it proves that you haven't been reading the USSC cases which define the constitution.

This is like the 2nd amendment claim that the government can't place restrictions on guns, but from "Miller" to "Heller" those federal restrictions by the NFA and GCA were upheld.

Cite the USSC decision that says a mayor can unilaterally shut down churches forever.

GO!

 

[OldLady]

Feel free to cite any new city ordinances that have been passed concerning occupancy.

.

New York Mandates Restaurants to Reduce Capacity by 50 Percent

It’s the latest move in hopes of curbing the spread of new coronavirus

ny.eater.com

Starting Friday at 5 p.m., all venues in the state seating 500 people or less will need to reduce capacity by 50 percent — including restaurants and bars, Governor Andrew Cuomo and Mayor Bill de Blasio said on Thursday afternoon. Events for more than 500 people have been completely banned.

They JUST did this? No wonder NYC is in trouble.

 

[rich stacy]

Non-compliance could also bring additional action, including fines and “potentially closing the building permanently.”

Once again, you demonstrate your ignorance.

DId you see the "potentially" clause?

Potentially - with the capacity to develop or happen in the future.
Use the adverb potentially to describe something that could happen or might be true.