California suspects arrested after brawling with Target employees over refusal to wear masks

"They say one guy was older, had no shirt on and was really tan? Hmmmm....IDIOTS!"

Two men in California were arrested after brawling and breaking the arm of a Target employee who confronted them for not wearing masks during the coronavirus pandemic, according to police on Monday.

Phillip Hamilton, 31, and Paul Hamilton, 29, entered the Los Angeles retail store around 10:20 a.m. on May 1, without masks on, police said. Video of the incident allegedly shows them being escorted out by employees after they refused to wear the protective gear.

"As they approached the exit, one suspect, suddenly without provocation, turned and punched a store employee, causing him and the suspect to fall to the floor," according to the Los Angeles Police Department. "While on the ground, the store employee broke his left arm. A fight erupted between the two suspects and store employees."

WATCH: Melee Erupts In Van Nuys Target Store After Homeless Brothers Refuse To Wear Masks

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The two suspects were arrested the same day for felony battery, police said. Their bail was set at $50,000 bail but they were released from custody on May 5, according to jail records.

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Again, they were Homeless People. I do not identify with Homeless people. Meaning just became I don't wear a mask, do not lump me in with a homeless person who doesn't wear a mask and gets in an altercation, because you are INFERRING that people who are Corona-Skeptics or who do not wear a mask are out-of-control Assaulters.

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Jennifer

Again, they were Homeless People. I do not identify with Homeless people. Meaning just became I don't wear a mask, do not lump me in with a homeless person who doesn't wear a mask and gets in an altercation, because you are INFERRING that people who are Corona-Skeptics or who do not wear a mask are out-of-control Assaulters.

Actually the "fruit" falls not too far from the tree...

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Jennifer
WATCH: Melee Erupts In Van Nuys Target Store After Homeless Brothers Refuse To Wear Masks

[losangeles.cbslocal.com]

The two suspects were arrested the same day for felony battery, police said. Their bail was set at $50,000 bail but they were released from custody on May 5, according to jail records.

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Again, they were Homeless People. I do not identify with Homeless people. Meaning just became I don't wear a mask, do not lump me in with a homeless person who doesn't wear a mask and gets in an altercation, because you are INFERRING that people who are Corona-Skeptics or who do not wear a mask are out-of-control Assaulters.

Funny how the cops can do that and then not charged with anything

Cops beat people up all the time for no reason at least these guys had a reason



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Funny how the cops can do that and then not charged with anything

"Cops" are OUR enemy too!!! Jeez fresh, give your poor vegan brain a rest..."

Yes, my opinion of cops has taken a nosedive during this Coronavirus Crap. Although a comment on some article I read said that the seasoned Police Force would never have let this happen. And someone else said that "they did that in the military too, brought in all new crybabies."

After the Ferguson Hoax, I think the Police Departments were Federalized by Obama or something like that. I'd have to look that up to get the details. But I'm assuming it's a lot of the younger snowflake politically correct Police guys who happily go along with this BS.

Jennifer
Again, they were Homeless People. I do not identify with Homeless people. Meaning just became I don't wear a mask, do not lump me in with a homeless person who doesn't wear a mask and gets in an altercation, because you are INFERRING that people who are Corona-Skeptics or who do not wear a mask are out-of-control Assaulters.

Tai
Really Jennifer? Really?
I do believe that you are skeptical of vaccines but you yourself said that you thought you maybe got coronavirus early on, when you got certain symptoms. In that instance, wearing a mask is a decent thing to do when you are around immunocompromised people.
I don't believe you are truly skeptical of the germ theory. You yourself said very clearly with no skepticism that you get sick when you visit your daughter's house.
Also you suffer from a colon/intestinal issue which could be related to a germ. You won't know until you get expertly diagnosed.
I shared information on how coronavirus can live in raw milk. Raw milk needs to be boiled to kill viruses. If there were bad people who intentionally wanted to spead coronavirus, they can simply infect the milk supply which is easy to do. They can even inject cows with it because animals can be carriers, so that it just naturally goes into the milk. And Americans are too unaware to take the time to boil the milk before using it, so it can spread easily.

How did this coronavirus spread so quickly all over the world? Was it just through humans? Look at the meat packing plants with lots of Chinese. The animals and meat gets infected and then consumers handle the raw meat. All this social distancing needs to apply to handling raw meat. People need to wear masks and gloves when handling raw meat because that is probably how it has quickly spread.

I am not even against milk anymore. Milk has b vitamins like B12. What's a vegan going to do if they can't get synthetic b vitamins and they react to nutritional yeast? I can appreciate if Raw Practicalist has found a farm where he can see for himself that the animals are healthy to believe the raw milk is safe, but failing that, boiling the milk will kill the viruses and bacteria.
Aged cheese from raw milk is mostly safe but there have been cases where the pathogens survived over 60 days. Grassfed organic animals supposedly have a much lower pathogen rate, so that is also a factor.
[www.foodsafetynews.com]

I believe in viral loads, not light exposure, so I think the masks are silly for the most part in the United States where we have a billion less people than China. The exception is hospitals and New York where people are tightly packed. If the powers that be truly cared for people they would talk more how food is where you can get a high viral load. But I think wearing a mask going into a grocery store where they have raw meat laying around is fine to do. I once told the story of how one of Whole Foods' employees was clearly sick and clearly infecting not only fellow employees but also the raw meat around him. None of this will mean much to a very healthy person with a good terrain but there are plenty of immunocompromised people out there.

Yes, really, Tai! Really! lol

I didn't go out when I thought I had a mild case of Coronavirus. For like ten days. And I did wear a mask - 95N - the next time I went out after that. But I couldn't breathe with it on and the next time I went out I wore one of the flimsy masks because I actually kind of felt more anonymous with a mask on or something weird like that, less conspicuous, but then I couldn't breathe properly with that one on either. After hearing all the facts about the coronavirus contagion situation, I ditched the masks altogether. I never social distanced, because that's the craziest thing I ever saw and experienced. The way people look at other people when they're all doing the social distance two-step is ridiculous. Especially in Whole Foods in the Produce Section, people waiting six feet back to get some lettuce - lol. I just walk around like regular, pick out my produce and put it in my bag and move on. They can all jump out of my way - lol

I appreciate all your information about the raw milk situation. I know I'm taking my chances with it, but I feel like it's worth it.

Sweet of you to remember my health issue - I mean that sincerely, not sarcastically. I think your knowledge and experience and work with healing with herbs is wonderful. I'm very much into home remedies, natural remedies, spend a lot of time researching and writing down various remedies for my intestinal issue and other stuff and coronavirus. Loads of home remedies for coronavirus and I have collected like 15 of them, which are also good for many other things. Right now I'm into taking ACV in water daily. Also was drinking Slippery Elm tea for a while and it was great for digestion/assimilation. Want to experiment with other herbal teas. What's your opinion of herbal teas? Do you think teas, in general, can be dehydrating?

What's your opinion of herbal teas? Do you think teas, in general, can be dehydrating?

Tai
I am an herbalist, lol. So I have a high opinion of them.

I work with hundreds of different herbs. Herbs can be dehydrating if they draw water out of the body like diuretics or certain laxatives like coffee. But there are benign herbs and even moistening herbs.

Of course you can be tested to find out exactly what's wrong with you. [www.gdx.net]
this lab could figure it out.

I once got a genetic test for gluten sensitivity and I found out I had two genes one from each parent that affects the nervous system. That test also showed I had no reactivity to casein. So that solved the riddle for me why I was sick as a child and teen with milk, because my parents bought conventional milk, not organic, not grassfed. It was because of the pathogens in milk NOT the milk itself. I did not boil milk before I drank it as a teen, so I got sick every year and then I didn't get sick anymore when I went vegan