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THE RULES
Is It Wet Yet?


File: 18cedc5759466b0⋯.jpeg (97.97 KB, 960x667, 960:667, sj.jpeg)

397c29  No.258629

Imagine a government that would “allow” citizens to surf at the beach but would forbid them from swimming. How would police go about enforcing this rule? Would they watch surfers continuously, and swim out to arrest them the instant they fell off their surfboards? Would surfers have to freeze in the water and drown if they wished to avoid arrest?

You don’t have to imagine this kind of insanity — you can witness it on the beaches of Ocean City, New Jersey. Ocean City even has a helpful sign explaining what is and isn’t allowed at the partially reopened beaches.

https://pjmedia.com/news-and-politics/tyler-o-neil/2020/05/14/latest-coronavirus-insanity-surfing-is-allowed-but-swimming-is-not-n392667

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