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Hildburghausen, a small town in Thuringia, central Germany, has the highest coronavirus infection rate in the country, with 630 positive cases per 100,000 inhabitants in the last seven days (utter bullshit), in its population of 12,000, leading to rising tensions in response to increased restrictions (and quite rightly so as they are unlawful and criminal in nature and shouldn't be followed in any way shape or form or you then become complicit in this global crime against humanity #Fact). The town's Mayor Tilo Kummer said he expects the numbers to increase in an interview from Friday (thereby implicating himself in the crime as there are no actual rona cases just falsely attributed ones and for him to say they expect them to rise shows he's endorsing it as no one can accurately predict the rise in cases of a non existent virus unless you say you expect it to remain the same at zero). "We have violent runs in nursing homes, including a nursing home here in the town with 172 residents and employees, with 91 of them tested positive, and most of them are now hospitalized," (those people will be dead and harvested if you don't get them out of there) he said. Authorities have imposed a lockdown in Hildburghausen since Wednesday (unlawful), including all activities, "except for a valid reason such as going to work, to the doctor, shopping and things like that and we have just closed schools and kindergartens with the exception of emergency operations," (so they shut down all non complicit businesses apart from their own) the mayor added. Despite such high numbers, a crowd of around 400 protesters gathered on Wednesday evening to rally against new restrictions (good), where many were not wearing face masks or following other safety measures (they were thinking of their own health which is a higher priority than potentially helping someone they have no contact with). Police used pepper spray to disperse the protesters (unlawful force). In the wake of the event, "there is now a new tightening of the general decree (decree's are not laws), which says that in the city centre of Hildburghausen masks should generally be mandatory and there should also be a ban on assembly, (fuck off)" said Kummer. District Administrator Thomas Muller (CDU) has reportedly received threats on social media, which Kummer said are 'unacceptable,' believing they were a response to the decree but its ok for him to threaten everyone else's lives and lively hoods, #GetHim. #COVID19 #Germany
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Hildburghausen, a small town in Thuringia, central Germany, has the highest coronavirus infection rate in the country, with 630 positive cases per 100,000 inhabitants in the last seven days (utter bullshit), in its population of 12,000, leading to rising tensions in response to increased restrictions (and quite rightly so as they are unlawful and criminal in nature and shouldn't be followed in any way shape or form or you then become complicit in this global crime against humanity #Fact). The town's Mayor Tilo Kummer said he expects the numbers to increase in an interview from Friday (thereby implicating himself in the crime as there are no actual rona cases just falsely attributed ones and for him to say they expect them to rise shows he's endorsing it as no one can accurately predict the rise in cases of a non existent virus unless you say you expect it to remain the same at zero). "We have violent runs in nursing homes, including a nursing home here in the town with 172 residents and employees, with 91 of them tested positive, and most of them are now hospitalized," (those people will be dead and harvested if you don't get them out of there) he said. Authorities have imposed a lockdown in Hildburghausen since Wednesday (unlawful), including all activities, "except for a valid reason such as going to work, to the doctor, shopping and things like that and we have just closed schools and kindergartens with the exception of emergency operations," (so they shut down all non complicit businesses apart from their own) the mayor added. Despite such high numbers, a crowd of around 400 protesters gathered on Wednesday evening to rally against new restrictions (good), where many were not wearing face masks or following other safety measures (they were thinking of their own health which is a higher priority than potentially helping someone they have no contact with). Police used pepper spray to disperse the protesters (unlawful force). In the wake of the event, "there is now a new tightening of the general decree (decree's are not laws), which says that in the city centre of Hildburghausen masks should generally be mandatory and there should also be a ban on assembly, (fuck off)" said Kummer. District Administrator Thomas Muller (CDU) has reportedly received threats on social media, which Kummer said are 'unacceptable,' believing they were a response to the decree but its ok for him to threaten everyone else's lives and lively hoods, #GetHim. #COVID19 #Germany
