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We have already seen what happened when the bars and restaurants re-opened (increase in infections and deaths). I imagine we won't see anything different when t
by xyst 6y ago
We have already seen what happened when the bars and restaurants re-opened (increase in infections and deaths). I imagine we won't see anything different when the schools re-open. So this seems incredibly shortsighted to me.
It's sad that the administration is willing to sacrifice the teachers, misc school staff, parents and children for short term gains.
Not only are we endangering human lives, but we are risking prolonging this disease which will continue to ravage the economy. If you think it's bad now, imagine what it will be like in 2021 if we continue at this rate.
Why can't we continue with e-learning for the first half of school and reassess the situation as we approach 2021?
- ryandrake 6y agoThe sad and frustrating thing is we know how to beat this disease: STAY HOME, wear a mask when you absolutely have to go out, contact tracing. But Americans just won’t do these simple things. They’ve got to go get their nails done, and eat at their restaurants, and walk around flexing their freedom, and by whatever means possible own the libs. Then they wonder why we have so many cases and deaths and can’t open schools without the apocalypse happening. I’m pretty much out of empathy at this point. We are missing out on an entire year because people won’t put a piece of cloth over their face.