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TyrannyDecember 15, 2020
California Business Owner Has Enough, Lights Up Government Health Inspectors Trying to Shut Him Down
Bars and restaurants are the new thing we're supposed to fear over COVID. The reasons why are known only to the politicians enforcing lockdowns. But they REALLY seem to have it out for bar and restaurant owners. The government says you can't have indoor dining. Business owners invest money they may not have to follow outdoor dining regulations. Now the government is telling them they can't have outdoor dining either. Anton Van Happen owns Nick the Greek in California. He's fed up and has had enough, as you're about to see.
Public Health has warned Anton Van Happen, owner of 'Nick The Greek' in Ventura for serving food,defying a 'Covid-19 Closure Order' of a the possibility of having his public health permit revoked,barring him from opening his restaurant for business. Closure was issued on Friday pic.twitter.com/JgzxbXR8wG
— Jorge Ventura Media (@VenturaReport) December 15, 2020
That's a little of the backstory. His frustration is shared by others, who believe the rules may not apply to everyone. One government official implied there's no real science behind outdoor shutdowns. But you know how it goes. The government hates it when you find a loophole. Only they can exploit loopholes. Health inspectors show up to "follow orders." Van Happen is more than happy to tell them where to stick those orders.
"They're going to issue me a cituation now" says Anton Van Happen owner of 'Nick The Greek', into the camera as public health inspectors are at his restaurant to take photos and give Anton his cituation for remaining open after receving a closure order for having outdoor seating pic.twitter.com/uQENKFhxfh
— Jorge Ventura Media (@VenturaReport) December 15, 2020
"Are you going to pay my rent ? says owner Anton Van Happen of 'Nick The Greek' to public health inspectors issuing him a citation for staying open after being issued a closure order. Things got tense pic.twitter.com/9eKCiAjDaw
— Jorge Ventura Media (@VenturaReport) December 15, 2020
If you are going to protest, you should prepare to face the consequences. In this case, that means two patronage hires showing up with a notepad full of citations. The problem is that trying to make a living is now considered an act of civil disobedience. Which, as Van Happen points out, only applies to certain businesses.
The health inspectors are doing what they're told. Anton Van Happen is doing what he needs to survive. That's a big difference. And one I think more and more people are waking up to.
ENOUGH! California's Tyrannical COVID Restrictions | Louder With Crowderyoutu.be
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