Social Distance Failure Attempted Murder™ or SDFAM2020™ Movement

Georgia-On Monday, May 4, 2020, Social Distance Failure Attempted Murder™ or SDFAM2020™ Movement was birthed from the mental loins of Behaviorist, Researcher, Research Analyst, and Equality Advocate Greshun De Bouse following an alleged incident in which a Georgia Wal-Mart employee standing within 'touching' distance, refused to social distance after De Bouse requested multiple times.  De Bouse reports

The failure of this employee to social distance from me or any other is firstly against CDC guidelines, secondly, a direct contradiction and violation of Wal-Mart COVID-19 Interaction Policy and as indicated by signage throughout the store mandating social distancing, and lastly, attempted murder-considering the rapid transmission and death induction of COVID-19, and considering I asked repeatedly that the employee move from within 'touching' distance of me and she refused. This employee then proceeded to put her hand in my face and make a lewd remark.  I should not have had to ask this or any employee to social distance.  This dispicable person deliberately came up to me for no reason, without me asking, and committed what is akin to attempted murder by refusing to social distance from me after I asked her to do so multiple times.  No one should have an intentional threat to life occur like this. I am not sure for sure why this attack on my life occurred by this eemployee.  Wal-Mart employees in general-including management-are exemplifying hypocritical and illegal behavior by not adhering to both CDC guidelines and their own store regulations for COVID-19 curve flattenting.

SDFAM2020™ promotes social distancing occurrence immediately upon request of any one individual to another, and failure to do so as attempted murder with relative legal sanctions applicable-considering the expediently deadly nature of COVID-19.  We will have more on this story and the #sdfam2020 movement with coming developments.
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