'We've been shut down.' Md. State Police close four Flagship Car Washes in Montgomery Co.

[GURPS]

Around 1 p.m., four marked MSP SUVs arrived at the Flagship location along Chapman Avenue in Rockville. Within a matter of minutes, customers were cleared from the property, which is located approximately half-a-mile south of the Twinbrook Metro Station. A few dozen vehicles were utilizing the car wash at the time. Similar scenes played out at Flagship's locations in Gaithersburg, Germantown, plus a second location in Rockville along Hungerford Drive.

The Flagship along Chapman Avenue in Rockville has eight self-car-wash stalls, five vacuum machines, and a dual-lane automatic, indoor car wash.


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https://wjla.com/news/local/weve-be...cking-access-to-flagship-carwash-in-rockville

 

[black dog]

And some think LE stands with the Constitution & Bill of Rights.

 

[CPUSA]

And some think LE stands with the Constitution & Bill of Rights.

Nope...and when you stop & think about it, it's right there in the name...Law Enforcement
It's not Constitution Enforcement...
It's not Bill of Rights Enforcement...

They enforce whatever laws they are told to enforce

 

[Bird Dog]

Nope...and when you stop & think about it, it's right there in the name...Law Enforcement
It's not Constitution Enforcement...
It's not Bill of Rights Enforcement...

They enforce whatever laws they are told to enforce

Hmmm....is there a difference between the Constitution and the Bill of Rights?
Asking for a friend

 

[CPUSA]

Hmmm....is there a difference between the Constitution and the Bill of Rights?
Asking for a friend

Very good question...

tell your friend, that the answer is...yes

 

[Gilligan]

Very good question...

tell your friend, that the answer is...yes

What is the difference..since they are simply amendments?

 

[kom526]

I can see shutting down the full service drive through car wash, but the self service bays? That's dumb.

 

[BernieP]

What is the difference..since they are simply amendments?

Yes sir, the last time I checked amendments, all of them, were simply considered change pages to the document (that being the Constitution).

 

[Gilligan]

Yes sir, the last time I checked amendments, all of them, were simply considered change pages to the document (that being the Constitution).

That was always my understanding too. Changes and additions. I.e.......wait for it......amendments.. ;-)

 

[CPUSA]

What is the difference..since they are simply amendments?

The Constitution spells out the new form of Gov't.
Breaks out the 3 branches, lays out elections, explains States' rights & responsibilities...
The Bill of Rights is what is supposed to put the limitations on the Gov't in regards to the first 10 amendments

At least that's how Mark Levin explains it...in layman's terms

 

[Scat]

Nope...and when you stop & think about it, it's right there in the name...Law Enforcement
It's not Constitution Enforcement...
It's not Bill of Rights Enforcement...

They enforce whatever laws they are told to enforce

what law are they enforcing?

 

[Gilligan]

The Constitution spells out the new form of Gov't.
Breaks out the 3 branches, lays out elections, explains States' rights & responsibilities...
The Bill of Rights is what is supposed to put the limitations on the Gov't in regards to the first 10 amendments

At least that's how Mark Levin explains it...in layman's terms

They are amendments to the base document. It's that simple. Not separable from it.

 

[BernieP]

I can see shutting down the full service drive through car wash, but the self service bays? That's dumb.

Well the good governor of Michigan decided that only certain items in a store could be purchased as "essential".
Seems the virus has allowed governors to implement Martial law replacing the military with law enforcement.,
They come across as petty tyrants. "Wear a mask or we will throw you in jail, don't worry, there will be room since we are releasing prisoners on humanitarian grounds".

 

[Bird Dog]

Very good question...

tell your friend, that the answer is...yes

He said you don’t know what your talking about

 

[CPUSA]

He said you don’t know what your talking about

These links say otherwise...

What is the difference between the Bill of Rights and the Constitution? - eNotes.com

Get an answer for 'What is the difference between the Bill of Rights and the Constitution?' and find homework help for other Constitution of the United States questions at eNotes

www.enotes.com

Difference Between Constitution and Bill of Rights

Literary speaking, most people do not have an idea what is the difference between a constitution and the Bill of Rights. While these are entwined entities, they have varied reasons to split them apart with

www.differencebetween.net

- National Constitution Center

constitutioncenter.org

What is the difference between the bill of rights and the constitution? - Answers

The Bill of Rights is part of the Constitution. It is the name for the first ten amendments of the Constitution.

www.answers.com

 

[stgislander]

Talk about getting side-tracked.

 

[itsbob]

We lost power here yesterday, and I'm working from home.

Does anyone know the relationship of a circles diameter to it's circumference??

 

[RoseRed]

We lost power here yesterday, and I'm working from home.

Does anyone know the relationship of a circles diameter to it's circumference??

I think it has something to do with the Hokey-Pokey.

 

[willie]

We lost power here yesterday, and I'm working from home.

Does anyone know the relationship of a circles diameter to it's circumference??

dπ trick question?

 

[Bird Dog]

We lost power here yesterday, and I'm working from home.

Does anyone know the relationship of a circles diameter to it's circumference??

C= (pi)r squared
To keep it simple

1. Divide the circumference (C) of the circle by 2. That is your radius.
2. Multiply the radius by itself and then multiply 3.14 (Pi)

Home schooling must be tough......