City owned gyms in San Francisco are open while privately owned gyms remained closed

We have already seen San Francisco’s hypocrisy in regards to its COVID-19 lock down rules when Nancy Pelosi was allowed to get her hair done in a shuttered salon without wearing the required mask while also getting an illegal blow drying, but that was just the tip of the iceberg if this story is true.

Another group of businesses which are not allowed to open in San Francisco are the gyms. Unless of course you are a gym in a city-owned building, if so you have been open for moths while other gym owners struggle just to make it through the pandemic. Here is more:

For months, the city of San Francisco health order has prevented local gyms from opening its doors, but some city-owned gyms have been back open for months and are allowing city employees to use them, crushing private gym owners.

Needless to say, this is not sitting well with gym owners in the city:

“It’s shocking, it’s infuriating,” said Daniele Rabkin from Crossfit Golden Gate. 

She said she has done everything she can to keep her gym on Sutter Street alive.

“It just demonstrates that there seems to be some kind of a double standard between what city employees are allowed to do and what the residents of San Francisco are allowed to do,” said Dave Karraker, owner of MX3 Fitness in the Castro.

Once again we learn that there are two classes of people in this country, the ruled class and the ruling class, and if you are not part of the aristocracy you are nothing and there is no soup for you.

It makes you wonder how many other businesses are facing this double standard, not only in San Francisco but across the nation, that we do not know about yet.

malo periculosam libertatem quam quietum servitium