'I feel bad for all these people walking around in masks engaging in cosmetic theater thinking that they are making a difference against COVID – they aren't,' Travis said at the proceedings. He continued by arguing masks in schools made 'zero sense.' Travis, who has two children in Williamson County Schools, said Williamson County Schools Board of Education members should be 'ashamed of the choices that you are about to make.' The man starts his car to leave as police intervene and direct the group away from the parking lot to let him through.īefore the fray in the parking lot, the board meeting had already grown contentious as irritated parents lashed out about the new mandate - one of whom was Outkick founder Clay Travis. One woman approached a masked individual and shouted, ‘Take that mask off,’ as the group chanted ‘No more masks.’Īnother man yelled, ‘You are child abusers and there’s a place for you guys, there’s a bad place in hell for you guys and everyone’s taking notes.’ The Williamson County Schools Board of Education had health care professionals at their meeting to announce the new policy and answer questions, but it was disrupted by a group of agitated protesters who followed them into the parking lot before harassing them and surrounding their cars. It saw the board vote 7-3 to reinstate mask mandates for elementary school students, because COVID vaccines have not yet been made available to the young.Īn anti-masker shouted 'there’s a bad place in hell for you guys' to doctors and nurses at a Tuesday night schoolboard meeting in Franklin, TennesseeĪnother protester was filmed shouting: 'There's a bad place in hell for you guys,' while the scores of anti-maskers gathered joined together in a chant of 'Will not comply.' The huge mob was filmed confronting the man and other officials after the meeting concluded Tuesday, amid a surge of new COVID cases in Tennessee. One enraged looking man was filmed following an unidentified man who had spoken at the Williamson County Schools Board meeting Tuesday night, and roaring: ‘We know who you are, you can live freely, but we will find you.'Īnother man stood beside him was filmed telling his pal to calm down, before himself saying: ‘You will never be allowed in public again,' to the official as he got into his car with the help of a sheriff's deputy who was escorting him. It comes amid a furious row over masks that saw Tennessee anti-maskers screaming abuse and threats at officials following a school board meeting on Tuesday night.
The Hollywood legend (pictured cycling in California earlier this year) has been a vocal proponent of Covid-19 safety measures and earlier this year shared an Instagram post of himself getting the vaccine Schwarzenegger said it was important to follow the rules of the experts when it came to the pandemic but that there 'is misinformation out there' which means people are disregarding basics like hand washing and cleaning surfaces. He warned about the dangers of 'lying to the nation' and said it had to be stopped at all costs. In this week's video the Austrian-born actor warned of the rise of fascism in America, by comparing the pro-Trump mob that stormed the Capitol to Adolf Hitler's Brownshirt thugs in the streets of 1930s Germany. The Hollywood legend has been a vocal proponent of Covid-19 safety measures and earlier this year shared an Instagram post of himself getting the vaccine. 'We put the traffic light at the intersection so someone doesn't kill someone else by accident… you cannot say, 'no one is going tell me that I'm going to stop here at this traffic light here, I'm going to go right through it', yeah, then you kill someone else and then it is your doing,' Schwarzenegger said. Arnold Schwarzenegger called anti-maskers 'schmucks' and told Americans who are concerned about Covid-19 regulations encroaching on their rights: 'Screw your freedom'
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