Police break up Amish party, make arrest after 911 call for violating COVID-19 stay-at-home rules

"Underage Drinking?"
"Too intoxicated to run?"

I thought Amish were religious & righteous people & weren't allowed to drink.
I don't believe that the Amish are strict on drinking as far as church doctrine goes.

Regarding "underage" drinking: I've read articles saying that the rate of alcoholism in communities that have drunk alcohol for many generations and where there are no strict taboos on younger folks taking wine with a meal have very low rates of alcoholism. Ends-of-the-spectrum would be Jewish families and Native Americans.
 
And there goes the bill of rights, out the window. That's what really bothers me about this -- our freedom is being eroded, in huge chunks.

Exactly. A governor cannot make a law. If there is not law on the books stating the crime and the punishment (debated and passed by a state legislature), It doesn't exist. How is it that people can't understand that? :(
Seems like everyday, I read a story somewhere where a person or persons, are arrested and the news story said for breaking a law, yet, search that state for a law and guess what? There isn't one. SMH.
 
And there goes the bill of rights, out the window. That's what really bothers me about this -- our freedom is being eroded, in huge chunks.
Those freedoms are willingly being given away with the blind unthinking compliance that manifests itself into anger when others choose to take a step back and actually question things. Many have been convinced that anyone exercising autonomy is literally threatening everyone else's lives. "And besides," the angry thought goes, "I my life is being disrupted, then yours shall be, too." People are taking their anger out on the only target that they can see. So neighbor turns in neighbor.

There is no skepticism on this.
There is no perspective on this.

There is no questioning why previous viruses that affected over 50,000,000 Americans was just another flu season, while this one that's infected under 1,500,000 has functionally given us Martial Law. That's 3% the number of cases today. The destruction started when we were well under 1%.

The number of deaths is highly inflated. I've just read an article about a Colorado man who died of alcohol poisoning (twice the lethal limit in his system) being classified as Dying of Virus. There was a woman whose mother died while in nursing home care and was told Died of Virus. The woman suspected neglect, demanded an autopsy, and her suspicions were confirmed. But the nursing home not only gets to avoid accountability, they get additional funding to "fight the virus" with every death they report, as do all other locales and institutions. And there are no comparative stats on what percentage of residents die during a "normal" flu season.

All of the pain we're feeling has been caused by the response to the virus, not the virus itself. And the lambs are trying to drag the wolves to the slaughter. No one likes to live in fear. It makes me angry that so many are living in this state because their trusted leaders have said it is to be this way. The fear is real while the cause is largely contrived.
 
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Ohio’s Amish were in law enforcement’s crosshairs over the weekend for violating stay-at-home coronavirus rules issued by >Gov. Mike DeWine.

A party of roughly 100 people was broken up and one person was arrested Sunday in Geauga County after a tipster’s 911 call.

https://m.washingtontimes.com/news/...s5S4LufvB3RglF90L1huIIpKycOsgbFToKshY9ecdItTQ
Activities included a rousing game of volleyball-
(The ball was eliminated so as not to spread the virus while touching it)

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Traditionally, Amish homes do not have access to any media. With construction closed down, even the possibility of ride-share radio is probably very limited*. Perhaps they were unaware. *Most Amish in our area work their farmland or work as laborers on construction. They don't drive cars, but get rides to job sites from others.
 


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