All other problems solved in Nashville.

With the elections coming, nothing helps the fervor to vote Leftie than a good “Hate Groups!” scare. A couple of clown organizations including the Nazi Fed Bois had a brief display some time ago and we are not in the urgent need to do something. That people are getting shot and killed almost every day in Davidson county and nearby areas does not rank consideration because it cannot be tied to the “Hate Groups.”

So here are the proposals made by the Mayor:

Buffer zone of what? No politically disapproved speech? Or any action the government deems “unsafe”? That is way too generic and a huge temptation to do Fascist stuff.

The mask stuff is already in the books, the exceptions being medical, workers in need to use devices for their jobs or religious. But I guess now they will really mean it.

I also believe signs over highways are already verbotten so they will really-really mean it this time too.

The hard one is the prohibition of distribution of handbills in private property or at specified times. I believe both points run hard smack against the Bill of Rights and they more than likely know it, but again it is something to do in Election time and don’t forget, It is for the Children!

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - One month ago, local and state leaders spoke out after a hate group hurled racial slurs at young bucket drummers in downtown Nashville.

New legislation proposed by Nashville Mayor Freddie O’Connell would change four Metro ordinances that can be tied to the actions of the most recent hate group Nashvillians saw.

Nashville Mayor Freddie O’Connell proposes four ordinance changes: Here’s why (wsmv.com)