Wisconsin Supreme Court strikes down stay-at-home order that closed businesses
This is where culture really matters.  Almost every jurisdiction in the western world has faced this issue.  Governments are issuing orders that, when push comes to shove, might not be 100% legitimate in the eyes of a court.  In most countries that hasn&#x27;t mattered.  People acknowledge the covid problem and are obeying the &quot;orders&quot; despite them, perhaps, not having legal teeth.  This requires trust.  Like the current politicians or not, most populations respect their governments and are willing to support emergency measures in the short term.  Whether they voted for them or not, they trust that their leaders are not evil.<p>But what about the US?  If all government is corrupt, if all taxes are sin, if all leaders <i>on the other side</i> are traitors to the cause, the people will never respect those in charge.  The people don&#x27;t obey the &quot;orders&quot; nor follow advice.  Then they wrap themselves in the flag and actively work against the measures in the name of freedom. That cultural chicken has now come home to roost.<p>This state supreme court could have delayed.  Cases take years to get to state supreme courts.  They could easily have pushed this case until after this disease has come and gone.  Instead they pushed this through in order to get a quick victory over a governor with whom they disagree politically.