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I was giving it some due until I saw this -- > It’s the fact that they can live their daily life and send kids to school with minimal restrictions. I complete

I was giving it some due until I saw this -- > It’s the fact that they can live their daily life and send kids to school with minimal restrictions. I completely disagree with this. This is the number one reason why I will not move away from a science believing/respecting area. I don't want the headache of people with lack of basic common sense on top of everything life throws at you. If the pandemic has taught us anything trusting science is amazing and that many people are willing to blatantly abuse it.

RobertRoberts 5y ago
This seems to work well for both sides then. I wonder if there is a downside to people self-segregating based on belief systems so vehemently because of intolerance?
- rpmisms 5y ago
  I'm perfectly happy living next to people who disagree with me viciously. Problem is, they always try to force it on me.
ryan93 5y ago
The science shows driving your kids to upper class resume boosting events is more dangerous to kids than covid
- yalogin 5y ago
  Can you elaborate or provide examples?
  - ryan93 5y ago
    Just saying the risk of covid for kids is so low it’s comparable to lots of other activities parents have no problem with
    - yalogin 5y ago
      Not true, but sure I understand where you are coming from.
psychlops 5y ago
If the pandemic has taught me anything it's that the word science doesn't mean the same thing to all people.