Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I find it ridiculous. What does this accomplish?

I think it just did. It pissed of an atheist.

Wow, that says a lot about you that you put your anger and ideology over the health of every else as well as the law.

You are a bad person. And I say that sincerely. No one thinks they are a bad person, but some are, and you are one of them. You should feel great shame.

NP. That was obviously a rueful a joke about all the atheist trolling (you?) that goes on here—grow a funny bone.

Thing is, pp doesn't know that the person was an atheist, or that they were pissed off.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I find it ridiculous. What does this accomplish?

I think it just did. It pissed of an atheist.

Wow, that says a lot about you that you put your anger and ideology over the health of every else as well as the law.

You are a bad person. And I say that sincerely. No one thinks they are a bad person, but some are, and you are one of them. You should feel great shame.

NP. That was obviously a rueful a joke about all the atheist trolling (you?) that goes on here—grow a funny bone.

Seems like Zoom church is more effective. You can see people and hear everything and don’t have to leave your house.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I find it ridiculous. What does this accomplish?

I think it just did. It pissed of an atheist.

Wow, that says a lot about you that you put your anger and ideology over the health of every else as well as the law.

You are a bad person. And I say that sincerely. No one thinks they are a bad person, but some are, and you are one of them. You should feel great shame.

Anonymous wrote:I find it ridiculous. What does this accomplish?

I think it just did. It pissed of an atheist.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
I like that guy a lot and will be using him! But your car is basically an extension of your home, so long as you don’t get out or let people near.

No.

https://thehill.com/policy/healthcare/490146-maryland-virginia-dc-issue-stay-at-home-orders-for-all-residents

Northam made his announcement shortly after Hogan, imploring residents not to leave their homes unless absolutely necessary.

“I want to be clear: Do not go out unless you need to go out. This is very different than wanting to go out,” Northam said.

Bowser issued the order later on Monday afternoon, saying, "Our message remains the same: stay home."

She added that residents who violate the order may be guilty of a misdemeanor.

Genuine question: does VA take a position on taking drives in your car, whether through Rock Creek Park or to mass?

Anonymous wrote:
I like that guy a lot and will be using him! But your car is basically an extension of your home, so long as you don’t get out or let people near.

No.

https://thehill.com/policy/healthcare/490146-maryland-virginia-dc-issue-stay-at-home-orders-for-all-residents

Northam made his announcement shortly after Hogan, imploring residents not to leave their homes unless absolutely necessary.

“I want to be clear: Do not go out unless you need to go out. This is very different than wanting to go out,” Northam said.

Bowser issued the order later on Monday afternoon, saying, "Our message remains the same: stay home."

She added that residents who violate the order may be guilty of a misdemeanor.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I find it ridiculous. What does this accomplish?

It allows people to get together. TO see their friends, to do something that seems somewhat normal.

What part of "stay at home" do you people not understand?

I like that guy a lot and will be using him! But your car is basically an extension of your home, so long as you don’t get out or let people near.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I find it ridiculous. What does this accomplish?

It allows people to get together. TO see their friends, to do something that seems somewhat normal.

What part of "stay at home" do you people not understand?

Anonymous wrote:I find it ridiculous. What does this accomplish?

It allows people to get together. TO see their friends, to do something that seems somewhat normal.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ideas word spreading.. TED worthy..

Keeping everybody safe!

After so many bad ideas to keep going with services endangering faithful, first time I hear something
reasonable. Priests set up outdoor altars and people come in cars and celebrate in the parking lot.

What's not to love. ZERO contact and those who could not do without the service can go in peace...






bonus:
Drive through confession..

I could live with this IF you STAY in your car and keep your windows CLOSED. Sigh, but you know there's always that one person......

Why windows closed? Some of you really need to get a grip and read something more intelligent than social media.

And then everyone stops at Home Depot or Lowe's on the way home, because hey, we're already out and it's a great time to get landscaping ready for spring.

Oh let's just swing by Target and grab a new board game while we're at it. I wonder if Walmart has any toilet paper in stock, even though we still have 8 rolls.

Stay home. I can see the utility of this for those who truly don't have the ability to watch services on TV/online, but we should all be staying home as much as possible, not just going out with social distancing.

I find it ridiculous. What does this accomplish?

Anonymous wrote:Ideas word spreading.. TED worthy..

Keeping everybody safe!

After so many bad ideas to keep going with services endangering faithful, first time I hear something
reasonable. Priests set up outdoor altars and people come in cars and celebrate in the parking lot.

What's not to love. ZERO contact and those who could not do without the service can go in peace...






bonus:
Drive through confession..

I could live with this IF you STAY in your car and keep your windows CLOSED. Sigh, but you know there's always that one person......

Ideas word spreading.. TED worthy..

Keeping everybody safe!

After so many bad ideas to keep going with services endangering faithful, first time I hear something
reasonable. Priests set up outdoor altars and people come in cars and celebrate in the parking lot.

What's not to love. ZERO contact and those who could not do without the service can go in peace...






bonus:
Drive through confession..