Paul Krugman might need to have a conversation with Mayor de Blasio if he's this concerned about COVID-19 getting spread

Bethany Mandel wanted to open zoos and museums and get a haircut and was called a “grandma killer.” WTF is this, Mr. Mayor?

We went from going to the beach or getting a haircut might kill grandma to fighting racism is worth the risk of killing grandma in almost 3 days flat and they thick people are too stupid to notice.

— Stephen L. Miller (@redsteeze) June 3, 2020

And the “close the beaches” crowd can kindly go STFU:

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Party at Central Park as protest still go on at NY curfew #Curfew #NewYork #NYCCurfew #2020protest #protests2020 #BlackLivesMatter #BLM pic.twitter.com/qX1HD61gdp

— craftyforeveer (@CraftyInChrist) June 3, 2020

Now, to Paul Krugman who is very concerned that a tax break to encourage summer vacations may spread coronavirus:

Who says that Republicans don't believe in industrial policy? The Trump team wants to subsidize activities that spread Covid-19 https://t.co/9wE4VJnzKa pic.twitter.com/F6FK09Mngx

— Paul Krugman (@paulkrugman) June 3, 2020

Protest in the streets for days on end with zero social distancing? That’s fine. Going to the beach? We’re back to that being the big problem:

We have two sets of rules in America. Governors and mayors spent months threatening churchgoers and funeralgoers — basically, accusing them of manslaugher — but simply decide, by fiat, that these protesters are fine. Even encouraging people to participate.

— David Harsanyi (@davidharsanyi) June 3, 2020

Prediction: If there’s a spike in urban areas after these protests, you just KNOW all these Dem mayors will call for lockdowns again.

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