“Hello, America. I may not be your president right now but I’ve got to tell you, the 4th of July is still my favorite holiday and it always will be,” Pullman said in a video posted to YouTube Saturday. 

“This Independence Day, I’m going to be celebrating my freedom in a really important way,” he continued. “I’m gonna be wearing my freedom mask every time I go into public places. That’s right, freedom masks. Because if everybody in America agreed to wear one of these going into public places, we’d be a little closer to being free to safely go back to places like bars and restaurants and schools and most importantly movie theaters.”

Get with the program Stone - Even Dick Cheney says "Real Men Wear Masks"

In ace hardware some guy called me a dick and I told him I would beat his ass if he said it again.

You are a dick.

I'd buy this for you.

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If I ever did wear one it would be a Confederate bandanna.

I carry a red MAGA mask from here: smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B087Q82G7C/

If I get Karen'd by some leftist asshole, I'll don it and ask if they like it better.

I tried to post the image in reply #4. Can you help a brother out?

Is this it?

In ace hardware some guy called me a dick … I say the guy in Ace Hardware was wrong to call you a “dick.” Yes’er … He was dead wrong. Absolutely … He never should have called you that. He should have said: “You are an inconsiderate asshole fake Christian who cares absolutely nothing about the healthful welfare of others.” Because: Matthew 10:40-42 – Jesus commands us to care about the welfare of others for the sake of the other. There seems to be two kinds of Christians in the world today. There is the Christianity that is worried about personal salvation and maintaining a personal relationship with Jesus so that at the end of their life they will receive their promised reward. Then there is the other form of Christianity that takes salvation and relationship seriously, but also the call to discipleship and the command to care for others. All are brothers and sisters in Christ, but see their function in God’s family quite differently. When we look at the gospels, Matthew, Mark, Luke and John, it is quite obvious where Jesus places the most emphasis during his earthly ministry and that is in helping others. Jesus heals the sick, feeds the hungry, preaches good news to the poor, and demonstrates how to live as children of God in a world dominated by self will. To those that only look inward and worry about their righteousness without looking around themselves, well they are missing the mark by a long shot. The whole point of Jesus is that he takes care of our salvation and empowers us so we can focus on the welfare of others. Jesus understood better than we do, which is why I remind you again that he instructed his disciples, and us, to be wise as serpents and gentle as doves. We aren’t called to be idiots, but we are called to be gracious. So, where is that line? It is on a case by case basis, but it doesn’t stop the overall purpose and direction of our ministry. Is there a line that Christians can’t cross when it comes to caring for the welfare of others? Does it mean that we advocate for the health and welfare of all people? Does it mean that we work towards the betterment of our community, culture, country, world? I would say the line is the one drawn by the cross of Jesus Christ. Christ gave his life for the welfare of others and the world. Over and over Jesus tells us that if we want to be his disciple we are to pick up our cross and follow him. What is the limit of the cross? There is no limit. As our Creed tells us, even hell wasn’t a line Jesus was afraid to cross. So is there a line? No, as long as we adhere to the principles and teachings of Jesus and stay true to his methods there is no line. However, once we swerve off course and decide that we know a better way to achieve God’s goals and they veer away from the teaching of Jesus then we become like those who are more focused on their agenda and less focused on Jesus’ ministry. Those who work for and care about the welfare of others because only when we care fore and love all is God’s mission in full swing. Let us be the courteous and loving of Jesus’ message that we are called to be for the sake of others because we were lucky enough to be called and sent, which is reward enough. Paraphrased from here. In His name – Amen …

You still out there buddy?

I'm still out here.

The power for a state to issue an emergency proclamation/order with the force of law in a public health emergency comes from the police power which was withheld by the people from the federal government and given to the state governments. The people of different states may grant the emergency power to the governor or to another official, such as the senior public health official.

And Trump has defiantly refused to wear a mask and has yet to make wearing a submission mask mandatory.

Yet Gatlin is in staunch agreement with the leftists.

What are we to make of this?

Biden Says He Would Force Americans To Wear Face Masks In Public If Elected

I'm sure Tater is on-board with that.

It's a shame when a once loyal Trump supporter goes over to the dark side.

You're a stupid person. Immoral. A liar. A coward. Uninformed. Lonely. Pathetic. And ... You are an inconsiderate asshole fake Christian who cares absolutely nothing about the healthful welfare of others.

The power for a state to issue an emergency proclamation/order with the force of law in a public health emergency comes from the police power which was withheld by the people from the federal government and given to the state governments. The people of different states may grant the emergency power to the governor or to another official, such as the senior public health official. Does a state have the power to issue an emergency proclamation/order with the force of law to force churches to close in a public health emergency as long as the proclamation/order is reasonable and applied equally across all religious groups and other types of organizations?

The power for a state to issue an emergency proclamation/order with the force of law in a public health emergency comes from the police power which was withheld by the people from the federal government and given to the state governments. The people of different states may grant the emergency power to the governor or to another official, such as the senior public health official. Does a state have the power to issue an emergency proclamation/order with the force of law to require face masks use during a pandemic?

If it saves just one life...

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Does a state have the power to issue an emergency proclamation/order with the force of law to require face masks use during a pandemic?

U.S. Const., Art. 10,

The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the states, are reserved to the states respectively, or to the people.

ALL power resides with the people. Everything not delegated to the Federal government was reserved to the People except for what they have delegated to their State. The People of each State can delegate as much of their power as they choose to the State. Precisely what is delegated, and to what specific official, varies by State. Your question amounts to Do the People "the power to issue an emergency proclamation/order with the force of law to require face masks use during a pandemic" and impose that requirement upon themselves, and have they delegated that power to the Governor or another official?

State Emergency Powers Acts usually contain a grant of general authority to either the Governor or a Public Health official. An Act of the People's representatives in the legislature is considered an Act of the People. If they do not want their grant of authority to be general and broad, encompassing damn near anything and everything, they need to change their law which delegates their authority.

Does a state have the power to issue an emergency proclamation/order with the force of law to force churches to close in a public health emergency as long as the proclamation/order is reasonable and applied equally across all religious groups and other types of organizations?

Yes, but it cannot close the churches and keep the bars and marijuana dispensaries open, without running afoul of religious discrimination law. De Blasio's closing of churches (and playgrounds, etc.) while supporting BLM protests is an example of legal stupidity. The government can declare a quarantine, but not an irrational selective quarantine.

You're a stupid person. Immoral. A liar. A coward. Uninformed. Lonely. Pathetic.

You're a stupid person. Immoral. A liar. A coward. Uninformed. Lonely. Pathetic. As you prepare to once again start deleting the content of my posts and limiting my posting privileges while showing everyone your emotional immaturity at its finest – I leave you with this:

As you prepare to once again start deleting the content of my posts

I don't see any of your posts being deleted.

BTW, nobody likes a whiner.

I don't see any of your posts being deleted. Proving once again conclusively that you "see only what you want to see." For you never looked here, here, here, here, here here or many – many – other places.