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Children, for the most part, do not transmit to one another. So this is aligned with the science. What's not aligned with morality is we stopped calling these

Children, for the most part, do not transmit to one another. So this is aligned with the science. What's not aligned with morality is we stopped calling these things cages for kids, which they still are even though we changed Presidents.

johng 6y ago
Not sure why you got downvoted for simply stating facts.
vmception 6y ago
I just went a year back into that author’s posts and she never called them anything differently. Writing a lot about border immigration, ICE, and their facilities. If you want to be vigilant about it, do that. This author and the people upvoting it weren’t part of that, and this post is still intended to be vigilant about the problem. If you are expecting the same media and representatives to continue making this the controversy du jour, thats obviously not going to happen. They will omit discussion about it and there is nothing surprising about that. You will need to be more discerning about who is contributing to what. This article isn’t one of those partisan hack jobs and is still about a real ongoing and increasing issue.
mschuster91 6y ago
> Children, for the most part, do not transmit to one another. So this is aligned with the science. Sorry, that's wrong. Dangerously wrong, as the countries that reopen schools are realizing at the moment. https://www.dw.com/en/coronavirus-children-can-be-spreaders-but-are-often-symptomless/a-56176606 https://www.dw.com/en/coronavirus-children-can-be-spreaders-...
- Consultant32452 6y ago
  Low risk is not the same as zero risk. I have not and would not claim zero risk. Here's what the WHO says on the issue. https://www.who.int/news-room/q-a-detail/coronavirus-disease-covid-19-schools https://www.who.int/news-room/q-a-detail/coronavirus-disease... >To date, few outbreaks involving children or schools have been reported. However, the small number of outbreaks reported among teaching or associated staff to date suggests that spread of COVID-19 within educational settings may be limited. >...Some modelling studies suggest that school re-opening might have a small effect on wider transmission in the community

johng 6y ago

Not sure why you got downvoted for simply stating facts.

vmception 6y ago

I just went a year back into that author’s posts and she never called them anything differently. Writing a lot about border immigration, ICE, and their facilities. If you want to be vigilant about it, do that. This author and the people upvoting it weren’t part of that, and this post is still intended to be vigilant about the problem. If you are expecting the same media and representatives to continue making this the controversy du jour, thats obviously not going to happen. They will omit discussion about it and there is nothing surprising about that. You will need to be more discerning about who is contributing to what. This article isn’t one of those partisan hack jobs and is still about a real ongoing and increasing issue.

mschuster91 6y ago

> Children, for the most part, do not transmit to one another. So this is aligned with the science. Sorry, that's wrong. Dangerously wrong, as the countries that reopen schools are realizing at the moment. https://www.dw.com/en/coronavirus-children-can-be-spreaders-but-are-often-symptomless/a-56176606 https://www.dw.com/en/coronavirus-children-can-be-spreaders-...

Consultant32452 6y ago
Low risk is not the same as zero risk. I have not and would not claim zero risk. Here's what the WHO says on the issue. https://www.who.int/news-room/q-a-detail/coronavirus-disease-covid-19-schools https://www.who.int/news-room/q-a-detail/coronavirus-disease... >To date, few outbreaks involving children or schools have been reported. However, the small number of outbreaks reported among teaching or associated staff to date suggests that spread of COVID-19 within educational settings may be limited. >...Some modelling studies suggest that school re-opening might have a small effect on wider transmission in the community