COVID TYRANT: In November 2020, Minnesota under Walz was still punishing people for leaving their homes during COVID

08/11/2024 / By Ethan Huff

The “Spike Cohen” (@RealSpikeCohen) X account is reminding the world what things were like in Minnesota under Gov. Tim Walz during the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) “pandemic.”

In November 2020 long after the World Health Organization (WHO) decreed that lockdowns were harmful, Walz was still forcing Minnesotans to stay at home in order to “stay safe” from the “virus.”

Minnesotans who were caught speaking or hanging out with someone outside their own household during this time were threatened with a $1,000 fine or up to 90 days in prison where they would ironically be in close proximity to other prisoners outside their household, putting everyone at risk of “infection.”

The penalties were even greater for Minnesotans who dared to openly defy Walz’s orders. Those who “threatened to do so anyway,” meaning those who defied Walz’s mandate that everyone stay at home indefinitely, faced a fine of up to $25,000.

The “activities and establishments” that were “paused” at the time under Walz included:

– Social gatherings with other households
– In-person dining
– Adult and youth sports, fitness gyms and other activities that bring people together
– Bowling alleys, bingo halls and theaters
– Receptions, private parties and other celebrations
– Outdoor events and entertainment

(Related: Did you hear? Politicians in the United Kingdom are pushing for another round of COVID-style lockdowns to address unfolding “civil war” over immigration.)

Tim Walz set up special snitch hotline to report non-COVIDiots for violating his mandates

Another thing Walz did during COVID was set up a special snitching hotline that allowed Minnesota’s COVIDiots to rat out their non-COVIDiot neighbors for violating his mandates.

Thousands of people who were full of fear about COVID reportedly called the hotline to tattle-tale on their friends and neighbors for playing basketball in the local park, walking their dogs and having a few people over for a gathering.

“The hotline was launched in March 2020 and law enforcement continued to monitor it until November, well after the stay-at-home order ended,” a news report explains.

“In October 2020, it was used to alert authorities to a church service that didn’t fit with the governor’s ‘legal requirements.’ This type of complaint was not uncommon.”

Mocking the stupidity of these rules imposed by Walz, someone on X put it like this:

“Don’t hang out with people who don’t live in your home. If you do, we are going to throw you in a cage with a bunch of people who don’t live in your home.”

Another described Walz as “an authoritarian socialist” who is far from the “moderate” the corporate-controlled media is now attempting to recategorize him as being.

“He’s not a good governor or leader,” this person added.

It almost seems like the powers that be (TPTB) are trying to throw the election by putting up “the absolute worst candidates they could find,” wrote someone else about how strange all these political picks are from Walz to Vance and all the rest.

“These people deserve to be treated like they treated us,” another added. “Walz should never be allowed to be in charge of people ever again.”

Another shared the following image of Minnesotans rallying against Walz’s COVID fascism:

Most of the country may not know who Tim Walz is, but Minnesotans who lived under his covid tyranny sure do.

Throwback to that time in 2021 when I organized 80 volunteers to man this booth for a week at the MN state fair.

The most popular booth and it wasn’t even close. pic.twitter.com/hvRtgTfBHE

— Camellia (@RareCamellia) August 6, 2024