Haven't seen this discussed yet. Any other cities going door to door that you know of?
"We're going to knock on every residential door in the city..."
"Detroit expects by the end of April to have crews start visiting homes to speak with residents about the importance of protecting themselves from the virus with vaccinations and how to sign up to receive the shots."
"The initial outreach is expected to last six to seven weeks. Workers will go to some of the poorer parts of the city two or three times by mid-September."
**Ah yes. Visiting the poorer neighborhoods 2-3 times. **
I don't know who they have knocking on doors in Detroit but I'll bet my, my cat and my front porch they don't make it out alive!!!
*Florida: https://www.fox35orlando.com/news/orange-co-offering-door-to-door-covid-vaccines-to-homebound-residents-tuesday *Michigan "shot of love": https://www.woodtv.com/covid-19-vaccine/volunteers-go-door-to-door-help-with-vaccine-sign-ups/ *LA: https://www.latimes.com/science/newsletter/2021-02-19/coronavirus-today-vaccine-delivery-homebound-seniors-coronavirus-today *Seattle: https://www.firefighternation.com/ems/seattle-medics-go-door-to-door-with-covid-19-vaccines/
I was surprised to see that Detroit has the lowest vaccination rates in the state. They may be retarded, but they aren't stupid.
A majority of Detroit is based. Maybe not a huge majority but definitely more than 50%. The elections are rigged.