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What really happened at the Massachusetts lesbian bar that lifted its mask mandate for one night?
Man, today's podcast. I wish you would listen to the whole show, because the whole show was just amazing. We start with a lesbian bar in Massachusetts, and you would swear that this was we made it up. I mean, not a word of it. It comes from the Boston Globe. We had to read it verbatim because it's so crazy, but it shows you what your life is going to be like if we go back to the Marxist left. Also, your Body has meaning. And I tie four stories together in this. Um, and it is so important because, as you'll find out later in the show, there's a new pollo by the progressives on progressive democrats. And the way they look at death and life and our constitution. You want a reason to vote? That would be it, all on today's podcast.
You're listening to The best of the Glenn Beck program.
By the way, I don't know if you heard about the surrogate uh mother. Uh we're gonna talk about that next hour. I've got a lot of stuff next hour um that is is again another sign of the times, but we'll get into that next hour. Right now I gotta t I just gotta I'm just gonna give you the headline here. It's just a little uh just a little tease of what is to come. But believe me, this is an eight course meal. Massachusetts lesbian bar nearly bullied out of town after lift lifting mask mandate for one night. According to the Boston Globe Trouble is a bruin at this watering hole. A Massachusetts lesbian bar by the way, I want you to know I didn't add anything to this story. None of these words are mine. A Massachusetts lesbian bar descended into a caddy culture war and faces a potentially business ending boycott from sub sudden enemies who flipped out when the owners lifted a long standing mask mandate for one night a week.
Quote. It is with love we inform our immunocompromised disabled divas we will be opening Saturday nights as mask optional. Last Ditch merrily wrote in an August Instagram post that blew its world apart. Some critics dramatically likened the decision to a mass-disabling event. Or a eugenicist attack, and a host of other hot-button terms that escalated into threats of violence. Quote: I hope your venue gets firebombed for robbing my fellow immunocompromised people of their Saturday plans just to scrape extra revenue from ableists. People like here's another one. People like you kill disabled people in the name of your own leisure and convenience. And a third said, just say you're being complicit in mass disabling events and get it over with.
I don't even know what a mass disabling event is. But I'm pretty sure saying, you know, you gotta take the mask off. Where you know what? You can leave the mask on six nights a week. One night a week, we're gonna say, hey, if you're not a freak that is still freaking out about COVID, come on in. The water's fine. And by the way, you're still invited to wear your mask. You're just gonna be around people who are not wearing theirs. Now I know that might cause some problems because how does anyone that's immunocompromised drink With a mask on. I guess the germs can't get in when you just lift your mast up so you can put the glass to your face. And then you you d don't breathe. Don't breathe gotta take a swig of the swig.
Mess back on. It's ridiculous. Uh, this is all because masks were made optional just once a week. Last Ditch, which is the name of the bar, opened in twenty twenty five. It still requires masks on all other days, even as Greenfield, the town it is from, hasn't reported a COVID case in months. Now I'd like to know the definition of months. Is that is that five months, six months, or forty-two months? Last Ditch, which opened in twenty twenty five, still requires masks all other days, even as Greenfield hasn't reported the COVID case in months. The business soon found its divy bar room bare on what used to be busy nights as irate customers banded together to boycott. Sales had already been slumping due to the bar's floundering business model that includes rules like
Nobody Nobody will be barred from entry due to lack of funds. The poor and unhoused people are welcome in this space.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What really happened at the Massachusetts lesbian bar that lifted its mask mandate for one night?
0:03–7:31
2
How did the bar’s owners’ progressive policies and background contribute to its downfall?
7:31–9:32
3
What were the reactions and threats faced by the bar after the mask‑optional Saturday night?
9:32–22:17
4
How did the bar’s emergency meeting with mediators and community members unfold?
22:17–40:39
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