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Atheists & Agnostics

MySideOfTown

(225 posts) Tue Mar 17, 2020, 09:41 PM Mar 2020

Is it drinkers and pool players that are the problem? [View all]

DeSantis, governor of Florida bans bars, and nightclubs for 30 days. But he doesn't ban religious organizations from having the church meetings (yet). Will he be fair or does he think COVID19 is some kind of sin disease? Well, maybe it's a case of cutting off the nose. It follows that religious orders would bear the brunt of the virus if they are allowed to meet in their vast numbers.

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Is it drinkers and pool players that are the problem? [View all] MySideOfTown Mar 2020 OP

it's time for infected sinners and the infermed to rush into church this sunday;;;;;;;; getagrip_already Mar 2020 #1

Cruise ships it's the cruise ships. Iowegians on cruise ships gave Iowa first virus. IADEMO2004 Mar 2020 #2

I think they should go to church and French kiss for Jesus. defacto7 Mar 2020 #3

😂 Duppers Mar 2020 #4

and they should do it to the music of defacto7 Mar 2020 #6

❤ Duppers Mar 2020 #5

That's interesting. If they die, there goes the monthly titties in the till box. 3Hotdogs Mar 2020 #7

Don't forget all the beaches filled during Spring Break. BigmanPigman Mar 2020 #8

I can't imagine the firestorm closing churches Warpy Mar 2020 #9

Churches are closed here. progressoid Mar 2020 #12

I don't know how empty the churches are here Warpy Mar 2020 #13

Geez, what about "fewer than 50 (or 10) people" does not apply to a church? RussBLib Mar 2020 #10

The Brownsville Catholic Diocese RussBLib Mar 2020 #11