Group demonstrates at Utah Capitol in favor of public health orders

A group of demonstrators gathered outside the Utah State Capitol Saturday afternoon to make their voices heard in support of public health orders and mask mandates.

[KYLOWW]

This needs to be a choice not a mandate. What a bunch of ridiculous people.

[platnimpunk]

Sheep!!!! This is disgusting. Stop making utah California!!!! We are not for this.

[adog]

The ‘ I need to be commanded in all things and can’t be alone in ignorance and must force others ‘ crowd.

[hagman]

Make your choice for yourself not for me !

[TheZenithin]

Remember they have the right to speak up but if they have it their way you wouldn't have that same right.

[AsAManFeeleth]

The only positive form of control is self control. Let people choose for themselves whether they wear a mask or not.

[sandilouU]

On the thumbnail for this video I saw a sign that said, "Trust Science". They are promoting a catch phrase, not science. I know none of them actually looked at "the science" because if they had they would not be there.

[clownsleftjokersright]

If these people believe in mandates and restrictions. Through them in prison!

[questforreason]

Weather or not you wear a mask should be a personal choice, and their effectiveness is actually very questionable, because if they are not changed often the combination of moisture and warmth from you breathing creates an environment perfect for growing bacteria, and it doesn't help that people tend to touch and adjust their masks often followed by touching everything that they would normally touch. The last thing that I will add is that you would not want to be raised in a sterile environment, because a healthy immune system has difficulty developing in a sterile environment. There are many ways that people can reduce the risk of COVID, but probably the best is to live a healthy lifestyle, which involves exercise, a healthy diet, and plenty of clean fresh air, preferably not restricted by a moist bacteria generating mask.

[samwittke]

“More regulation more regulations more regulations”