On Friday, MRC TV posted an article about the Covid rules put in place by Ohio Governor Mike DeWine.

The article reports:

In the midst of scratching their heads over Governor Mike DeWine’s (R) Dec. 7 extension of his bizarre, unconstitutional “curfew” to guard against a virus that, evidently, becomes more deadly after 10 pm and before 5 am, Ohio residents might have missed the bizarre “high school sports” edict issued on Dec. 4…

That’s the command that high school wrestlers are “permitted” to wrestle, but before and after the match, participants are… 

…forbidden from shaking hands.

…Thank goodness. Or is it, “thank government?” After all, who knows where those HANDS might have been? Heck, they might have been attached to wrestlers who were breathing, sweating, and drooling on each other in their struggle for dominance on the mat. So… er… Yeah.

Please follow the link above to read the rest of the restrictions. They are ridiculous. If you are allowing the high school kids to wrestle, you may as well admit that masks and social distancing after they have wrestled do not make a lot of sense.

The article concludes:

It’s very important in today’s America that no individual ever be allowed to make his or her own risk assessment and that all decisions be collectivized and homogenized. In fact, let’s just be done with that idea of individuality and individual responsibility altogether. We can change “INdependence Day” to “Dependence Day”, have a central authority take our cash to, in turn, tell us how to live, and never bother thinking about the logical dead-end that achieves.

It’s pretzel logic, but, as we can see in Ohio, logic is just as twisted and bound-up as the wrestlers in the ring.

Just a note–in North Carolina, evidently you can only catch Covid in a bar after 10 pm or before 5 am. That makes a lot of sense somewhere I am sure.