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It perfectly illustrates how there are two types of quarantine lockdowns-- the kind enforced by the government or policy, and the defacto kind that happens orga
by aqme28 5y ago
It perfectly illustrates how there are two types of quarantine lockdowns-- the kind enforced by the government or policy, and the defacto kind that happens organically when too many people are sick or afraid of getting sick.
There's a false belief out there in this debate that if we don't have an enforced lockdown, we won't get a defacto one.
- StanislavPetrov 5y agoThat's true, but we also shouldn't characterize this as a defacto one. Insane quarantine regulations basically prevent teachers from coming to school at all if they have even been in contact with anyone who later tested positive, whether or not they are sick, test negative, or have 3 shots. If we saw this same situation sans government regulations then we could conclude it was organically spawned, but that isn't the case here.
- aqme28 5y agoThose “insane regulations” are not at play though, if you read OP. They hand out COVID tests and send home the kids who are positive.