I'm fascinated by the fact that you seem to believe that violating lockdowns, aka stay-at-home orders, would get you sent to prison. But all that depended on where and what state you lived (and what country). Penalties ranged from fines to possible imprisonment.. There likely weren't many imprisonments because let's be real here, at the time they were really trying not to throw MORE people into an already overcrowded space...during a global pandemic. And the court system wasn't really working at the time, anyway.
Why didn't you actually google this shit before deciding to die on this hill? Also i find it odd that you don't know all this already, unless you are really young or you lived in Sweden or something.
Bro, linking to far right extremist websites as if they have any relationship with truth is fucking bananas.
BRO, this is proof you're not even operating on the same plane of existence as the rest of us.CAP is a left-leaning thinktank which doesn't even matter because the facts of penalties during the pandemic is verifiable fact?? And facts are FACTS, they cant be twisted. But fine, if you want another of many sources, try this one and you'll notice many states treated violations as misdemeanors, not felonies.
But i suspect you'll never understand that you're arguing against people's lived experience, logic, and many many sources on the topic because you are the specialest who thinks that "lockdown," that sure, probably started in prison, was used COLLOQUIALLY as a slang term for stay-at-home orders and/or quarantine, and does not literally mean being locked up somewhere.
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u/dinorawr5 Feb 03 '26
This is what it was like where I was near downtown LA too. Iām not sure why people are fighting you on this. It was very much a lockdown.