If you’re keeping score at home, it’s time to update your “Big Book of What’s Banned Where” to include the following changes in San Francisco:
San Francisco reverses ban on plastic bags, now bars reusable totes https://t.co/ndVfVlCaLV
— The Washington Times (@WashTimes) April 2, 2020
From the Washington Times:
San Francisco has reversed its 13-year ban on plastic bags and will now prohibit the reusable bags city leaders once championed because of the coronavirus.
The liberal city announced the switch this week as part of its plan to curb the spread of coronavirus. Barring customers from bringing reusable bags, mugs and other household items into stores was adopted as a measure “to prevent unnecessary contact” among the public.
Try not to get whiplash from that quick one-eighty:
OH THE IRONY!! https://t.co/Z0l9TXSQs9
— Teri Peters (@hipEchik) April 2, 2020
In a strange twist of fate. Plastic, saves? https://t.co/rWXHer57Jn
— D-Rod @ Home ??? (@DGRod13) April 2, 2020
Weird, right?
The important thing is that we continue the stuff-banningshttps://t.co/pSSn4P2Ume
— David Burge (@iowahawkblog) April 2, 2020
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We’ve come full circle.
— Nicole (@OpinionsOfNikki) April 2, 2020
Reusable bags spread COVID-19 and should be banned from grocery stores nationwide. Researchers have been warning for years about the risks of reusable bags spreading deadly viral and bacterial disease via the checkout areas, but Democrats chose to ignore them.
— Wendy Fox (@WendyRedFox) April 2, 2020
Virtue Signaling can kill you
— Glenn Amurgis (@gamurgis) April 2, 2020
WELCOME BACK PLASTIC!!! https://t.co/L5sYS1U27n
— Chad Hasty (@ChadHastyRadio) April 2, 2020
Any laws that don't make sense today should be thrown into the garbage heap of history. https://t.co/eUN0AWZ382
— Pradheep J. Shanker (@Neoavatara) April 2, 2020
And yet, for some reason, we’re guessing they won’t be.
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