Freedom of assembly and the right to worship are also constitutionally protected, but those took a backseat to the lockdown rules. Again, it’s hypocritical.

So because you don’t like something it should be banned? That’s the un-American thing I've ever heard. To be honest I'll fly whatever flag I want to fly and you can feel however you want to feel about because I don't give a fuck about what you think. 

HAHAHAHA Has Turn10/Playground Games ever even looked at the decal store in-game? This is the absolute least of their worries. What a joke. Talk about virtue signaling

How did it inconvenience anyone before? It’s not like the General Lee stopped existing.

You may have done that. Many others didn’t. You simply had to turn on a television to see that.

Tell me why that won’t or can’t happen at the Speedway. You said yourself you’ve never been. I’ve been many times. It’s 560 acres. 117,000 fans is going to seem like the place is empty. There is plenty of space to social…

No. You made your case in this thread that it’s perfectly acceptable for large groups of people to be in close proximity to others if they are protesting because the cause is “worth the risk.” That’s called rationalization. If you are telling people that they can get together and take the risk only for things that are…

Next go after the car that was literally commissioned by a dictator bent on taking over the world, who used the citizens of countries he conquered as forced labor, tried to commit genocide and is responsible for the deaths of tens of millions of people.

It doesn’t change anyone’s life not to allow for the Dukes of Hazzard paintjob, apart from people that wanted to have the Dukes of Hazzard paintjob. It’s posturing for the sake of it.

We banned the Dukes of Hazzard paintjob? Excellent, racism solved, everyone. Way to go. Because the only people cosplaying the single most famous paintjob for a Charger were all Klan members, no exceptions.

The Speedway has a capacity of over 400,000 fans. Stop putting out only the numbers that fit your agenda. Not everyone is going to be sitting in the stands on top of each other. 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seating_capacity#:~:text=The%20largest%20sporting%20venue%20in,capacity%20to%20an%20approximate%20400%2C000.

So go to Indy and wear a mask. I’m sure plenty will. The mortality rate for your age group is miniscule either way. Or just stay home for the next couple years...

You’ll have as good of a chance of catching full-blown AIDS at Indy as COVID-19.

If 100,000 people can march down open streets in a number of major cities several days in a row, no reason they can’t attend the Indy 500. Someday the “let’s stay locked down forever crew” will have to face reality...people just do not care.

They’ll almost all be outside, in the open air, where it's basically impossible to be infected with any airborne virus. Calm down, Karen.

That easy boy... whenever you feel you want to have someone banned on twitch just ACCUSE them of sexual abuse. Easy and simple method, streamers hate this, check it out... BOOM! they are FINALLY banned as Nathan wrote in the headline.

Banning people accused of sexual abuse? Glad we are still all-in on due process.

Honestly I have mixed feelings about this.

On the one hand, I definitely think twitch shouldn’t give a platform to abusers, but I’m a little leery of them banning accused abusers, and not proven abusers. Hard to think of a valid correction for that though, given how hard it typically is for victims to see any justice…

What if you wrapped your car with a thousand JPEGs of a stop sign?

Except it’s not a noose.  Kreh loop.  Fisherman’s knot. 

7.4 and 230 HP...