https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2022/07/pure-poison-covid-shots-affected-nearly-half-42-womens-menstrual-cycles-updated/

And just when you thought that maybe the idiocy was completely over...

https://www.foxnews.com/us/san-diego-school-board-president-students-must-wear-mask-dont-bother-returning-school

Yes, Chem... it's from FOX!

As the NWO's transhumanist agenda appears to fail we should anticipate a new and much more deadly virus to mysteriously appear. Oh, look at today's news......what a coincidence!

TOPLINE
Ghana confirmed the country's first outbreak of the deadly Marburg virus on Sunday, placing it and neighboring countries on high alert as experts scramble to contain the highly infectious Ebola-like disease for which there is no approved vaccine or treatment.


https://www.forbes.com/sites/roberthart/2022/07/18/what-is-marburg-what-you-need-to-know-about-the-deadly-virus-detected-in-ghana/

Do we expect be an experimental EUA vaccine to be available, once again?

A New Zealand reporter compared not wearing a mask to drunk driving, as both apparently put others at risk.

The reporter said, "Public health experts are saying that we need to be moving towards becoming a mask-wearing society including having to use public health campaigns a la 'don't drunk drive' / 'wear your mask to protect others'. Why are we not rolling out a public awareness campaign like we do with drunk driving?"

New Zealand is now rolling out a campaign that will support further mask use and that "masks matter."

Let's prepare to COMPLY

TheStorm said:

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And just when you thought that maybe the idiocy was completely over...

https://www.foxnews.com/us/san-diego-school-board-president-students-must-wear-mask-dont-bother-returning-school

Yes, Chem... it's from FOX!

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I saw that today....i actually started to post it here, but got distracted at work. It wasn't the battle of SD and its mayor so much...but the Harvard study about the impact of online learning versus in person.
Not surprisingly, it affects the lower income group you would expect it to the worst.

OTOH, my opinion, but we can argue about the medical benefit (or not) of wearing a mask, but if parents are going to keep kids out of school because they don't want to comply with a mask mandate, than its the parents that are contributing to their lessened education.

Packchem91 said:

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TheStorm said:

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And just when you thought that maybe the idiocy was completely over...

https://www.foxnews.com/us/san-diego-school-board-president-students-must-wear-mask-dont-bother-returning-school

Yes, Chem... it's from FOX!

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I saw that today....i actually started to post it here, but got distracted at work. It wasn't the battle of SD and its mayor so much...but the Harvard study about the impact of online learning versus in person.
Not surprisingly, it affects the lower income group you would expect it to the worst.

OTOH, my opinion, but we can argue about the medical benefit (or not) of wearing a mask, but if parents are going to keep kids out of school because they don't want to comply with a mask mandate, than its the parents that are contributing to their lessened education.

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Yes sir… blame the parents! Not all parents are horrible.

caryking said:

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Packchem91 said:

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TheStorm said:

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And just when you thought that maybe the idiocy was completely over...

https://www.foxnews.com/us/san-diego-school-board-president-students-must-wear-mask-dont-bother-returning-school

Yes, Chem... it's from FOX!

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I saw that today....i actually started to post it here, but got distracted at work. It wasn't the battle of SD and its mayor so much...but the Harvard study about the impact of online learning versus in person.
Not surprisingly, it affects the lower income group you would expect it to the worst.

OTOH, my opinion, but we can argue about the medical benefit (or not) of wearing a mask, but if parents are going to keep kids out of school because they don't want to comply with a mask mandate, than its the parents that are contributing to their lessened education.

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Yes sir… blame the parents! Not all parents are horrible.

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Yep. Blame the parents. Chem wants attention.

caryking said:

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Packchem91 said:

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TheStorm said:

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And just when you thought that maybe the idiocy was completely over...

https://www.foxnews.com/us/san-diego-school-board-president-students-must-wear-mask-dont-bother-returning-school

Yes, Chem... it's from FOX!

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I saw that today....i actually started to post it here, but got distracted at work. It wasn't the battle of SD and its mayor so much...but the Harvard study about the impact of online learning versus in person.
Not surprisingly, it affects the lower income group you would expect it to the worst.

OTOH, my opinion, but we can argue about the medical benefit (or not) of wearing a mask, but if parents are going to keep kids out of school because they don't want to comply with a mask mandate, than its the parents that are contributing to their lessened education.

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Yes sir… blame the parents! Not all parents are horrible.

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If you KNOW that kids get a lesser education remotely, but you keep them home because you are scared a mask is going to hurt them, then yes.
That doesn't make parents horrible (is that your emotion?)...it means they choosing badly. For someone thinks we should be accountable for our own decisions, who would you blame if the parents choose the lesser of the two means of education?

*Of course, some parents can make this choice AND ensure their kids do well remotely.

We have 17/116 out right now with covid. Seems like we have a period of pain in the butt coming up.

Packchem91 said:

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caryking said:

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Packchem91 said:

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TheStorm said:

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And just when you thought that maybe the idiocy was completely over...

https://www.foxnews.com/us/san-diego-school-board-president-students-must-wear-mask-dont-bother-returning-school

Yes, Chem... it's from FOX!

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I saw that today....i actually started to post it here, but got distracted at work. It wasn't the battle of SD and its mayor so much...but the Harvard study about the impact of online learning versus in person.
Not surprisingly, it affects the lower income group you would expect it to the worst.

OTOH, my opinion, but we can argue about the medical benefit (or not) of wearing a mask, but if parents are going to keep kids out of school because they don't want to comply with a mask mandate, than its the parents that are contributing to their lessened education.

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Yes sir… blame the parents! Not all parents are horrible.

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If you KNOW that kids get a lesser education remotely, but you keep them home because you are scared a mask is going to hurt them, then yes.
That doesn't make parents horrible (is that your emotion?)...it means they choosing badly. For someone thinks we should be accountable for our own decisions, who would you blame if the parents choose the lesser of the two means of education?

*Of course, some parents can make this choice AND ensure their kids do well remotely.

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Well, for an emotional response…

My oldest daughter was basically self home-schooled (7th -12th grades). I don't consider myself a horrible parent! BTW, she graduated from High Point University and now works as a Visual Merchandiser/Store Designer, for Ralph Lauren. Hell, probably making more money that a lot of folks here. Oh, and she's only 23, living on the Upper East Side, in NYC.

With all that said, my wife and I didn't want to comply to the mandate of indoctrinated education. I guess we chose the lesser of two means of education…

One more thing, I'll bet she could have a better argument on Christianity, public policies, and so many subjects, than you, Chem. < Yes, another emotional comment or just a happy father!

I write all that while sipping on a cup of coffee and listening to Chet Baker. Some of y'all could use some culture…

High Travoltage said:

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I literally feel sorry for people who put the mask on... Hell every day I see someone driving in their car, alone, masked up. Followed that talky box science real good....

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I burst out laughing when I see these dupes still wearing their face diapers. Let them breathe in all that bacteria festering in their face diaper. They deserve it. They chose this. They choose to believe known liars. They choose to place their trust in the communist Establishment. They love it. They love being a slave. They love being lied to and conned.

https://boriquagato.substack.com/p/rule-by-emergency-is-not-the-solution

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Packchem91 said:

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TheStorm said:

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And just when you thought that maybe the idiocy was completely over...

https://www.foxnews.com/us/san-diego-school-board-president-students-must-wear-mask-dont-bother-returning-school

Yes, Chem... it's from FOX!

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I saw that today....i actually started to post it here, but got distracted at work. It wasn't the battle of SD and its mayor so much...but the Harvard study about the impact of online learning versus in person.
Not surprisingly, it affects the lower income group you would expect it to the worst.

OTOH, my opinion, but we can argue about the medical benefit (or not) of wearing a mask, but if parents are going to keep kids out of school because they don't want to comply with a mask mandate, than its the parents that are contributing to their lessened education.

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Yes sir… blame the parents! Not all parents are horrible.

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If you KNOW that kids get a lesser education remotely, but you keep them home because you are scared a mask is going to hurt them, then yes.
That doesn't make parents horrible (is that your emotion?)...it means they choosing badly. For someone thinks we should be accountable for our own decisions, who would you blame if the parents choose the lesser of the two means of education?

*Of course, some parents can make this choice AND ensure their kids do well remotely.

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Well, for an emotional response…

My oldest daughter was basically self home-schooled (7th -12th grades). I don't consider myself a horrible parent! BTW, she graduated from High Point University and now works as a Visual Merchandiser/Store Designer, for Ralph Lauren. Hell, probably making more money that a lot of folks here. Oh, and she's only 23, living on the Upper East Side, in NYC.

With all that said, my wife and I didn't want to comply to the mandate of indoctrinated education. I guess we chose the lesser of two means of education…

One more thing, I'll bet she could have a better argument on Christianity, public policies, and so many subjects, than you, Chem. < Yes, another emotional comment or just a happy father!

I write all that while sipping on a cup of coffee and listening to Chet Baker. Some of y'all could use some culture…

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I've seen advertised on TV a lot lately, an option for children preferring to learn remotely rather than put up with issues encountered by attending school on-campus. I know that homeschooling in NC has been steadily climbing for over a decade or two, I wonder if options like this are going to accelerate that trend? Going to be a real problem for public schools if so, especially in rural counties.

caryking said:

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Packchem91 said:

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caryking said:

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Packchem91 said:

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TheStorm said:

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And just when you thought that maybe the idiocy was completely over...

https://www.foxnews.com/us/san-diego-school-board-president-students-must-wear-mask-dont-bother-returning-school

Yes, Chem... it's from FOX!

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I saw that today....i actually started to post it here, but got distracted at work. It wasn't the battle of SD and its mayor so much...but the Harvard study about the impact of online learning versus in person.
Not surprisingly, it affects the lower income group you would expect it to the worst.

OTOH, my opinion, but we can argue about the medical benefit (or not) of wearing a mask, but if parents are going to keep kids out of school because they don't want to comply with a mask mandate, than its the parents that are contributing to their lessened education.

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Yes sir… blame the parents! Not all parents are horrible.

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If you KNOW that kids get a lesser education remotely, but you keep them home because you are scared a mask is going to hurt them, then yes.
That doesn't make parents horrible (is that your emotion?)...it means they choosing badly. For someone thinks we should be accountable for our own decisions, who would you blame if the parents choose the lesser of the two means of education?

*Of course, some parents can make this choice AND ensure their kids do well remotely.

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Well, for an emotional response…

My oldest daughter was basically self home-schooled (7th -12th grades). I don't consider myself a horrible parent! BTW, she graduated from High Point University and now works as a Visual Merchandiser/Store Designer, for Ralph Lauren. Hell, probably making more money that a lot of folks here. Oh, and she's only 23, living on the Upper East Side, in NYC.

With all that said, my wife and I didn't want to comply to the mandate of indoctrinated education. I guess we chose the lesser of two means of education…

One more thing, I'll bet she could have a better argument on Christianity, public policies, and so many subjects, than you, Chem. < Yes, another emotional comment or just a happy father!

I write all that while sipping on a cup of coffee and listening to Chet Baker. Some of y'all could use some culture…

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As I said, some parents/children can handle the remote learning well. Something you guys had clearly reasoned with. But it also dealt with educational rationale, not "I don't want poor Betsy to have to wear a mask". IIRC , you're wife is also a teacher, which should lend itself to a better home environment. Good on you.

Others, as the statistics quoted in the article indicate, do not. And while I can disagree with teh school district's policy (if all these people double vaxed are getting covid now, how is a mask helping), the choice between giving my child an environment that has proven to be less effective so that she because I hate the government telling me to wear a mask is likely a bad decision in most cases.

Here's a heartwarming story for the Faucists among us…..

https://www.fedsmith.com/2022/07/19/fauci-largest-federal-retirement-in-history/

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caryking said:

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Packchem91 said:

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caryking said:

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Packchem91 said:

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TheStorm said:

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And just when you thought that maybe the idiocy was completely over...

https://www.foxnews.com/us/san-diego-school-board-president-students-must-wear-mask-dont-bother-returning-school

Yes, Chem... it's from FOX!

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I saw that today....i actually started to post it here, but got distracted at work. It wasn't the battle of SD and its mayor so much...but the Harvard study about the impact of online learning versus in person.
Not surprisingly, it affects the lower income group you would expect it to the worst.

OTOH, my opinion, but we can argue about the medical benefit (or not) of wearing a mask, but if parents are going to keep kids out of school because they don't want to comply with a mask mandate, than its the parents that are contributing to their lessened education.

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Yes sir… blame the parents! Not all parents are horrible.

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If you KNOW that kids get a lesser education remotely, but you keep them home because you are scared a mask is going to hurt them, then yes.
That doesn't make parents horrible (is that your emotion?)...it means they choosing badly. For someone thinks we should be accountable for our own decisions, who would you blame if the parents choose the lesser of the two means of education?

*Of course, some parents can make this choice AND ensure their kids do well remotely.

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Well, for an emotional response…

My oldest daughter was basically self home-schooled (7th -12th grades). I don't consider myself a horrible parent! BTW, she graduated from High Point University and now works as a Visual Merchandiser/Store Designer, for Ralph Lauren. Hell, probably making more money that a lot of folks here. Oh, and she's only 23, living on the Upper East Side, in NYC.

With all that said, my wife and I didn't want to comply to the mandate of indoctrinated education. I guess we chose the lesser of two means of education…

One more thing, I'll bet she could have a better argument on Christianity, public policies, and so many subjects, than you, Chem. < Yes, another emotional comment or just a happy father!

I write all that while sipping on a cup of coffee and listening to Chet Baker. Some of y'all could use some culture…

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As I said, some parents/children can handle the remote learning well. Something you guys had clearly reasoned with. But it also dealt with educational rationale, not "I don't want poor Betsy to have to wear a mask". IIRC , you're wife is also a teacher, which should lend itself to a better home environment. Good on you.

Others, as the statistics quoted in the article indicate, do not. And while I can disagree with teh school district's policy (if all these people double vaxed are getting covid now, how is a mask helping), the choice between giving my child an environment that has proven to be less effective so that she because I hate the government telling me to wear a mask is likely a bad decision in most cases.

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Are you implying this decision is nuanced?

LOL. I see what you did there...

Lol.

caryking said:

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Packchem91 said:

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caryking said:

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Packchem91 said:

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caryking said:

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Packchem91 said:

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TheStorm said:

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And just when you thought that maybe the idiocy was completely over...

https://www.foxnews.com/us/san-diego-school-board-president-students-must-wear-mask-dont-bother-returning-school

Yes, Chem... it's from FOX!

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I saw that today....i actually started to post it here, but got distracted at work. It wasn't the battle of SD and its mayor so much...but the Harvard study about the impact of online learning versus in person.
Not surprisingly, it affects the lower income group you would expect it to the worst.

OTOH, my opinion, but we can argue about the medical benefit (or not) of wearing a mask, but if parents are going to keep kids out of school because they don't want to comply with a mask mandate, than its the parents that are contributing to their lessened education.

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Yes sir… blame the parents! Not all parents are horrible.

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If you KNOW that kids get a lesser education remotely, but you keep them home because you are scared a mask is going to hurt them, then yes.
That doesn't make parents horrible (is that your emotion?)...it means they choosing badly. For someone thinks we should be accountable for our own decisions, who would you blame if the parents choose the lesser of the two means of education?

*Of course, some parents can make this choice AND ensure their kids do well remotely.

---

Well, for an emotional response…

My oldest daughter was basically self home-schooled (7th -12th grades). I don't consider myself a horrible parent! BTW, she graduated from High Point University and now works as a Visual Merchandiser/Store Designer, for Ralph Lauren. Hell, probably making more money that a lot of folks here. Oh, and she's only 23, living on the Upper East Side, in NYC.

With all that said, my wife and I didn't want to comply to the mandate of indoctrinated education. I guess we chose the lesser of two means of education…

One more thing, I'll bet she could have a better argument on Christianity, public policies, and so many subjects, than you, Chem. < Yes, another emotional comment or just a happy father!

I write all that while sipping on a cup of coffee and listening to Chet Baker. Some of y'all could use some culture…

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As I said, some parents/children can handle the remote learning well. Something you guys had clearly reasoned with. But it also dealt with educational rationale, not "I don't want poor Betsy to have to wear a mask". IIRC , you're wife is also a teacher, which should lend itself to a better home environment. Good on you.

Others, as the statistics quoted in the article indicate, do not. And while I can disagree with teh school district's policy (if all these people double vaxed are getting covid now, how is a mask helping), the choice between giving my child an environment that has proven to be less effective so that she because I hate the government telling me to wear a mask is likely a bad decision in most cases.

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Are you implying this decision is nuanced?

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Most things in life are much more nuanced than what gets discussed on this board.

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Hey NPR and The Atlantic, I hear Joe Biden is staying at the White House even though he has COVID. Any updates on how much he is putting the White House staff at risk? pic.twitter.com/tsPdcbyz9K

— Shem Horne (@Shem_Infinite) July 21, 2022

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Haaaa....interesting to see if this is addressed

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Packchem91 said:

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And just when you thought that maybe the idiocy was completely over...

https://www.foxnews.com/us/san-diego-school-board-president-students-must-wear-mask-dont-bother-returning-school

Yes, Chem... it's from FOX!

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I saw that today....i actually started to post it here, but got distracted at work. It wasn't the battle of SD and its mayor so much...but the Harvard study about the impact of online learning versus in person.
Not surprisingly, it affects the lower income group you would expect it to the worst.

OTOH, my opinion, but we can argue about the medical benefit (or not) of wearing a mask, but if parents are going to keep kids out of school because they don't want to comply with a mask mandate, than its the parents that are contributing to their lessened education.

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Yes sir… blame the parents! Not all parents are horrible.

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If you KNOW that kids get a lesser education remotely, but you keep them home because you are scared a mask is going to hurt them, then yes.
That doesn't make parents horrible (is that your emotion?)...it means they choosing badly. For someone thinks we should be accountable for our own decisions, who would you blame if the parents choose the lesser of the two means of education?

*Of course, some parents can make this choice AND ensure their kids do well remotely.

---

Well, for an emotional response…

My oldest daughter was basically self home-schooled (7th -12th grades). I don't consider myself a horrible parent! BTW, she graduated from High Point University and now works as a Visual Merchandiser/Store Designer, for Ralph Lauren. Hell, probably making more money that a lot of folks here. Oh, and she's only 23, living on the Upper East Side, in NYC.

With all that said, my wife and I didn't want to comply to the mandate of indoctrinated education. I guess we chose the lesser of two means of education…

One more thing, I'll bet she could have a better argument on Christianity, public policies, and so many subjects, than you, Chem. < Yes, another emotional comment or just a happy father!

I write all that while sipping on a cup of coffee and listening to Chet Baker. Some of y'all could use some culture…

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As I said, some parents/children can handle the remote learning well. Something you guys had clearly reasoned with. But it also dealt with educational rationale, not "I don't want poor Betsy to have to wear a mask". IIRC , you're wife is also a teacher, which should lend itself to a better home environment. Good on you.

Others, as the statistics quoted in the article indicate, do not. And while I can disagree with teh school district's policy (if all these people double vaxed are getting covid now, how is a mask helping), the choice between giving my child an environment that has proven to be less effective so that she because I hate the government telling me to wear a mask is likely a bad decision in most cases.

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Are you implying this decision is nuanced?

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Most things in life are much more nuanced than what gets discussed on this board.

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You don't say…

C sum of u still mad

Wonder how many kids they tested for antibodies to get their estimate. My grandchildren have not been tested, either for covid or antibodies, nor have they had covid as far as we know.

Me, either.

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Wonder how many kids they tested for antibodies to get their estimate. My grandchildren have not been tested, either for covid or antibodies, nor have they had covid as far as we know.

Me, either.

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Probably not as many as you would think. US wide I think the sampling was in the neighborhood of 30k. If you do a study well, you don't need that high of numbers... then again... I can't comment on the study being done well.

And just because they don't detect antibodies doesn't mean someone hasn't been infected. So, I would think 80% is more of a floor.

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2022/07/former-south-carolina-quarterback-mvp-phil-petty-dies-43-third-former-football-player-die-last-7-days/

Former South Carolina Quarterback MVP Phil Petty Dies at 43 Third Former Football Player to Die in Last 7 Days.

...former Notre Dame offensive lineman Paul Duncan, who was 35, died of a heart attack when he was out for a run in his neighborhood last Friday

...another former Super Bowl-winning wide receiver and Heritage High School assistant athletic director Charles Johnson died at the age of 50,

and then......add

Medical Examiner Reveals 24-Year-Old Ex-Miami Hurricanes Football Player Died of a Heart Attack (thegatewaypundit.com)

I know, these are continued coincidences, right?

https://www.cnbc.com/2022/07/23/who-declares-spreading-monkeypox-outbreak-a-global-health-emergency.html

Untelling what these Luciferian bastar$s have put in the damn jabs.....untelling what the end results will be for most of us. How does "shedding" affect unvaccinated for instance....

Omg guys...I was watching the real news on CNN and the WHO has now declared monkeypox to be a "global health emergency". I'm freaking out rn. I'll be getting my masks back out and wearing two or three like Lord Fraudci has ordered.

I hope all you branch covidians are making your appointment for your monkepox vaccine right now. Get two or three doses to be safe. This is an EMERGENCY. Your authorities and experts have declared it so. This is science. I hope they implement another two weeks to stop the spread that turns into two years of shutting down the country.

Don't hesitate about the vaxx. Don't be selfish. Just think about how much the United Nations, Anthony Fauci, Bill Gates, and Kraus Schwab love you.

^
Herschel Walker just lost the Senate race in Ga.

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Herschel Walker just lost the Senate race in Ga.

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Wow, that has a lot do with the Wu Flu black plague of death that is going to kill us all. Did Herschel Walker disrespect King Fauci or something?

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Herschel Walker just lost the Senate race in Ga.

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Wow, that has a lot do with the Wu Flu black plague of death that is going to kill us all. Did Herschel Walker disrespect King Fauci or something?

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no, he's just a terrible candidate though much like Dr Oz. Two races that should have been slam dunks for the Republicans and they completely **** the bed on candidate selection

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Herschel Walker just lost the Senate race in Ga.

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Wow, that has a lot do with the Wu Flu black plague of death that is going to kill us all. Did Herschel Walker disrespect King Fauci or something?

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no, he's just a terrible candidate though much like Dr Oz. Two races that should have been slam dunks for the Republicans and they completely **** the bed on candidate selection

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Wow, that's very relevant to the Wu Flu scamdemic as well. Thanks.