With the American thanksgiving a few days away, the Democrat Governor of Oregon, Kate Brown, is calling on citizens to snitch on their friends, family, neighbours and enemies if they are violating the state’s COVID-1984 restrictions that limit household gathering to a maximum of six people.

If caught people could face fines and even jail time. Brown’s call empowering snitches has not gone over well.

Breitbart explains:

Gov. Kate Brown (D-OR) is experiencing backlash for saying people should call police on people who violate the state’s coronavirus restrictions on Thanksgiving.

“This is a travesty that’s happening in our state,” Tootie Smith, chair of Clackamas County, said Wednesday in reaction to the ordinance announced on November 17:

“How dare Governor Brown think she’s going to come out, she’s going to send the police into people’s homes and arrest them and fine them for having a Thanksgiving meal with their family, while at [the] same time she lets rioters and anarchists destroy downtown in the city of Portland. That’s hypocrisy.“

“We don’t need to be treated as second-rate slaves in our own homes,” she continued.

READ: Oregon Governor Criticized for Telling Citizens to Report Neighbors Violating Thanksgiving Rules

But people are tiring of the tyranny and the lockdowns, as a recent poll revealed that nearly 60% of Americans plan to meet with family at Thanksgiving, with or without the state’s permission. The poll also indicated the last thing they want to talk about is politics. READ: Poll: Majority of Americans Will Spend Thanksgiving with Their Families Despite Pandemic

Most Americans Plan to Spend Thanksgiving With Their Families, and Plan to Leave Politics Out of It https://t.co/6pXPpwKunJ via @eyokley and @ameyers_ pic.twitter.com/XZPyGwfH21

— Morning Consult (@MorningConsult) November 23, 2020

While people don’t want to talk politics this Thanksgiving, it appears that some 20-year-old college students have one mission in mind when they head home — deprogramming their conservative parents. READ: Some college students plan to ‘educate’ conservative family members about their political, social views over Thanksgiving

Meanwhile, other governors are insisting you must wear masks in your home at Thanksgiving if you invite people from outside your household. READ: Masks now required inside Pennsylvania homes when members of different households gather