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Less likely doesn't mean zero cases, but non-zero doesn't mean non-neglible either.
by anoncake 6y ago
Less likely doesn't mean zero cases, but non-zero doesn't mean non-neglible either.
- Tainnor 6y agoIt's still a stretch to say that the virus is "harmless" to children. But that's beside the point. The real point about children is that they can spread the virus just as well, even when they don't get sick - especially since it's also really hard for at least smaller children to keep distance or wear masks.
- anoncake 6y agoAnd cruel, almost as cruel as withholding their education from them and forcing them to social distance.