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Yup. I think that fucking up the education of children, especially those from low socio-economic status backgrounds, is worse than the deaths not doing it cause
by Ntrails 5y ago
Yup. I think that fucking up the education of children, especially those from low socio-economic status backgrounds, is worse than the deaths not doing it causes.
It is not that lockdown is bad or wrong. It is that I do not agree with all the things which were hit. I acknowledge there is a price to keeping education open but I believe it would have been worthwhile.
Perhaps you missed my point? Governing is about more than keeping the most people alive.
- ctvo 5y ago> Perhaps you missed my point? Governing is about more than keeping the most people alive. Actually I believe that’s table stakes for good governance. Trading known deaths for possible impact to development of children isn’t even in the realm of equal, which is why most places didn’t do it.
- bmeski 5y agoBut we’ll trade thousands of lives to secure some nice minerals in Afghanistan. Cmon.
- galaxyLogic 5y agoAnd, early on it was not sure how Covid would affect children. Their lives and health are still more important than their education. Better be conservative in hazardous circumstances. Better safe than sorry
- mavhc 5y agoHow has their development been impacted? I mean apart from the ones who died.
- mavhc 5y agoWhy is their education fucked up? What about the children who infected their parents and now they're orphans?