Entrepreneurship

Since June the dominant feature of Cooper's orders to "fight" COVID-19 continues to be the mask order. He has made only cosmetic changes to his orders for shutdowns and partial-to-mostly shutdowns. Freer societies are witnessing better results than this.

All considered, over 99.7% of people in NC pose no threat of passing along COVID-19 to anyone.

For those disinclined to be ruled by fear and unwilling to join in glaring at their fellow citizens suspiciously as if they are germ-ridden disease vectors, especially if they look hale and fit, here's the weekly update on how virus-free your fellow North Carolinians are.

I follow real estate agent Michelle Vega on Facebook, and this post appeared on my feed yesterday.  I love it.  Marlon is an entrepreneur who worked hard and earned enough money to snag this lovely home. So, no, there is no shame in wearing work clothes in this photo. …

All considered, 99.75% of people in NC pose no threat to anyone of passing along a virus most have never had or the rest have recovered from.

The report, which is prepared each year by the Center for the Study of Economic Liberty at Arizona State University, provides objective measures of the scale and scope of business regulations in 130 cities across 92 states, provinces, and federal districts of the U.S., Canada, and Mexico.

Remember Cooper's supposed "metrics" for reopening? They're all trending down and have been for weeks.

Despite promises to the contrary in May, Cooper's orders are still keeping bars, gyms, fitness centers, bowling alleys, theaters, music venues, playgrounds, etc. closed.