New York Mayor Bill de Blasio Threatens $1000 Fines for Violating Social Distance

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New York Mayor de Blasio, who says the city will remain closed until July or August, is calling for people to snitch on those who are not social distancing and says this is needed in “wartime” with an invisible enemy. He is asking people to send in photos and locations of any violations they see so police can respond immediately. He threatened $1,000 fines for those who fail to obey. “The folks who still don’t get it are gonna have to pay a price,” he said. [We wonder what will happen in the future when everyone realizes that de Blasio is the one who still doesn’t get it. When the price of lost jobs and massive vaccine injuries is added up, is he “gonna have to pay a price?” This nonsense will not stop until politicians, scientists-for-hire, and fake-news reporters are held personally responsible for their deeds.] -GEG

Mayor Bill de Blasio doubled down on his controversial push to get New Yorkers to rat on their neighbors who are not social distancing — insisting it was needed in “wartime” with an invisible enemy.

“In war times, in a time when people’s lives are threatened … I’m sorry, this is not snitching, this is saving lives,” Hizzoner said of his “New Squeal” push for New Yorkers to snap photos of those gathering in public.

“You’ve got to do it,” he said, insisting it was the only way of “protecting your own family” and fellow Gothamites.

“When we were threatened with terrorism, no one doubted that it was right if you saw something to call it in immediately,” he said of suspicious behavior.

“This is just the same reality, we just have a different enemy — an enemy you can’t see, but an enemy that has taken so many lives,” he said.

“We need those photos. We need those locations so we can enforce right away.”

The mayor conceded that staying inside was only going to get harder with the arrival of gorgeous Springtime temperatures — but threatened to dole out $1,000 fines for those he failed to heed social distancing guidelines.

“If you don’t understand it yet, we’re gonna have to get tougher and tougher,” he said.

As of Sunday, the city had issued a total 244 summonses and fines of up to $1,000 thanks to “proactive enforcement efforts” — not including extra ones from the NYPD in response to 311 or 911 calls, a City Hall spokesperson told The Post.

On Saturday alone, the NYPD said it issued 60 summonses and made two arrests during patrols on restaurants, bars and supermarkets to ensure social distancing was being maintained, the force said.

De Blasio noted that the fines were a hefty blow for many in the middle of an economic crisis.

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Glenn Williams
Glenn Williams
2 years ago

So its fine and good to let criminals out of prison to re-offend, but you have a problem with people maybe getting a little too close once and a while, hmmmm. Maybe if you offered a bounty or reward to snitch on people it might be a better incentive

Gene
Gene
2 years ago

As a NYC native, I now see people get the government they deserve. Proles love Big Brother. Of course, generations of proles have been processed by NYC school programming begun by Al Shanker, the Marxist who took control of the teachers’ union. So, Big Brother makes “laws” and fines people by edict? This is the guy who oulawed large soda cups. Long live the king. When you reject republicanism you join the default tribal nature of history: oligarchs rule by placating the natives and have the guns. (If you think “republicanism” means the GOP, how was the free lunch at… Read more »