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So the law is now our moral compass?

The law Is pretty self-explanatory.

Comply, and Incidents as per this thread wouldn't exist.

If the law is legal to murder would there be no point in complaining?

You're veering away from where the law currently stands.

It's obviously not legal take an Individual's life by way of murder. The pastor has clearly broken the law, yet he's complaining and trying to justify his actions. Try and make sense of that. The message Is clear - you choose the behavior, you choose the consequences.

Yes the law was to not host a church service, and typically the church crowd does not wear masks. I do not see the difference in the legal denial of worship as you do in "it's obviously not legal to take an individual's life."
My point being, just because the law is the law does not mean it is okay or for our best interest.

I certainly agree that the law Is not In everyone's best Interest.

We don't appreciate being In lockdown like caged animals, nor having to act In accordance with the COVID restrictions but at the end of the day, It Is what It Is. Noncompliance will result In penalties being served, and those guilty of not following procedures, only have themselves to blame. The pastor Is a prime example of that.