
Palm Beach County
With over 5,000 new Covid-19 cases reported on Wednesday, Florida has the potential to become the next epicenter of the Coronavirus pandemic which has local leaders moving quickly to try to slow the spread of the virus.
On Tuesday, Palm Beach County held a vote on a measure that would require everyone to wear masks in public places.
Before the vote, the county commission listened to several citizens argue against the mandate and things got weird when one woman’s rant went off the rails.
Watch as this lady blames the devil, 5G, Bill Gates, Hillary Clinton and the deep state for the new mask law.
Angry Florida woman arguing against mask mandate brings up the devil, 5G, Bill Gates, Hillary Clinton, "the pedophiles" and the deep state pic.twitter.com/gviSA2wrKa
— Gifdsports (@gifdsports) June 24, 2020
You literally cannot mandate somebody to wear a mask knowing that mask is going to kill people. We the people are waking up…
Every single one of you will be arrested for crimes against humanity, every single one of you are going to get punished by God…
You cannot escape God, not with the mask or six feet, six feet like I said before is military protocol, you’re trying to get the people to train them so when the 5G comes out they’re gonna scan everybody.
All of you are practicing the devil’s laws, what happened to Bill Gates? Why is he not in jail? Why is Hillary Clinton not in jail? Why are all these pedophiles that are demanding you all to listen to their rules. Why are they not in jail? Is it because you’re part of them? Are you part of the deep state?
Later in the meeting, another woman said that wearing masks would “throw god’s wonderful breathing system out the door”
https://twitter.com/aravosis/status/1275854598146871296
This woman had a vulgar reason on why she didn’t want to wear a mask.
Florida woman "I don't wear a mask for the same reason I don't wear underwear, things gotta breathe" pic.twitter.com/ww1EiZDP99
— Gifdsports (@gifdsports) June 24, 2020
Eventually, Palm Beach County commissioners voted unanimously in favor of requiring face masks to be worn while out in public.